COPPER TRAIL EVENTS
» ; | Snowstorms greeted the copper trail directors when they visited the Wairarapa yesterday, but this chilling reception was entirely confined to the weather. - The warmest enthusiasm,was shown by copper traii .workers, and at a very representative meeting in Carterton a strong citizens' committee, with the Mayor ami Mr. Sorensen as joint hon. secretaries, was set up to push the Carterton end of the trail in a challenge to , Greytown. |. The Lower Hutt Bowling Club's an- ! nual concert, under Mr. E. J. Hill's direction, is always an attractive event. | Last year the proceeds amounted , to ! £141. For the concert to be held next month the copper trail, by unanimous resolution of the club's committee, will receive the' proceeds. The copper trail treasurer acknowledges with thanks additional donations to 19th. July, including tho following :— i Messrs. Murray, Roberts, and Co., Ltd., £100; Messrs. J. Newton and Son, Ltd., £50; Hataitai Croquet Club (per Mrs. Pritcliard), £28 Ss od ; Rongotea. District Red Cross Guild (per Miss E. H. i Darragh), £2.5; L. H. Tripp. £20; Mangatainoka (per Mrs. Preston), £12 6s 6d; Porangahau (per Mrs"". A. Sarjgisson), £10; Levin and Co.'s staff, £7 i 7s 9d ; N.Z. Engineers, Ohakune June- ! tion, £7 7s; Messrs. Gollin and Co., £5 I ss; Empire Trading Company, £5 ss; D. A. Abercrombie, £5 ss; Mrs. H. D. ! Crawford, £5; C. A. Ewen, £5; W. Cable and Co., £5; Petone Committee (per Misses Milward and Denby), £2 lis 6d; Chilton House School. (6th instalment), £2 6s 7d ; Girls' College (2nd' instalment), £2 4s 8d;. Chilton House (7th instalment), £2 0s 7d ; Berhampore School (per Mr. Bennett), £2; Miss Baber's School (sth instalment), £1 17s 10-Jd; Miss Francis's School, £1 • Pai- ; kakariki School (master and children), ! £1; Petone Committee (euchre party), £1 ; Mount. Cook School (sth instal- 1 ment), 146 6d; Government Printing Office (7th instalment), 9s 6d; St. Andrew's Sunday School (boys), 6s.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 18, 20 July 1918, Page 3
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317COPPER TRAIL EVENTS Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 18, 20 July 1918, Page 3
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