NORTH CANTERBURY.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19213, 20 January 1928, Page 3

NORTH CANTERBURY.

RANGIORA.

-..;'sß Wednesday evening, the Rangi..rtS.Brass Band, under their conductor, KW, Harman, gave an open air *fcert in"the band rotunda, Victoria W. The programme presented was public. ;# 8 "nnis Club A has arranged to Jay-aiTall day match with the Mal«ra Sub-Association on February 4th : Wangiora The following have been gcted to represent the club—Mrs •f»l, Mrs Bell, Mrs Tolmie, Misses SJ'g, Gny Schluter, Jennings, and Wg»,fcfessrs J.'R. Deal, V. 0. gj* 0 Evans. A. H. Palairet, L. K" « tf Wiison - W " P - Cosg"ff- £."• Schluter. The club championorHVlß^ 65 ?, re to commence at the end o ™. the closing date of the <«jf«s being the 28th inst. A KAIAPOI. "2L?S w ™ tio «i of the entertainment r c£- by the Kaiapoi Ladies' ;J»« Club to the bowlers visiting 'H& > i sreeninoonne xion with the <«fX; *° u ™»meDt f •• a presentation ISeKfV° r J" nior »nd senior Ineed U ?r Cr S? uet club "» bein S

i x HORORATA. 'A'N has been made with the harjjjf) > few paddocks of oats having to!kr P f <1, The main crops wiU not 4/ : * fortni gM or more. Warm WfewiS ° eC ,? ea t0 m ature the grain. 45eT takeall " a nd smut are *t*ell ,„j ape ' turi »ips, etc., are do- , J5. ,andßoDl « good crops are to be Mrs >Pifr ,-i w en B P e "diug a holiday 'H*» 8 Allen (sub-station). »• 1?!tb Mr Mrs E<»*^eE < \ Wh ? i 3 sUin g her sis " I? 18 Bivo..'„," is > is returning to rSve* of tlle postal Btaff> S 4 !** rf Q 2 Bor (Christchurch) is r and Mrs H - Boyle > fifoe *^ ay , m ? rni ng «hile-Mr John feorth'lik ?g floo ' at his home I* *» falT ■ ' he had the misfor - fePwHß?> Dr " Will and is S^mktt.eL? 16 tobum branch of .^S»>^? a 8 was held in the vi^l^isrV, 00 W& 3nesday after:&\"M * i

noon. Present: Mesdames Galletly (president), Greenwood, Ashton, O'Carroll, Smart, Webb, Hoskin, Kelliher, and Parker (secretary and treasurer). Nurse Lowe.was also present. A vote of thanks was passed to Mesdames Cook and McLeod for the successful way in which they chose the gifts for the Christmas tree. Tho balance-sheet showed that the Society profited to the extent of £B.. Mrs Montgomery, with two of her children, are spending a holiday at Akaroa. , Mr*' Twemlow, who has been staying with his sister, Mrs J. H. Parker, has accepted a position with the Marconi .'Company and leaves for England this evening. Mrs Joyce, sen., who has been visiting her son at Rotorua, has returned to her home. .... 4-small token of appreciation from his* Loburn and Okuku friends was handed to the Rev. Mr Ault on Friday afternoon by Mrs Croft on the eve of his departure for England, before taking up missionary work m India in October.