REEFTON NOTES

Grey River Argus, 19 June 1925, Page 2

REEFTON NOTES

— Onr Own (Correspondent. 1 There was a good attendance at the Shop Assistants’ Euchre and dance on I’ucsday (‘vvaiiig. The prizes were won by Mrs J. Eager, Miss Ellery Mr F. McCaffney and Air F. Uorbett. Alisses Brooks supplied the music for the dance, and Mr S. I’. Duffy carriml out the duties of M . C. The death <ccurred at her residence Shell Street, at an early hour on Wednesday morning of Airs James Moore, relicl of Ihe lata 1 ’Air James Aloore, of Crushington. The deceased lady, who had hee«.i in failing health for some considerable time, was a native of Dub- | 'in, Ireland SO years of age. and had been a resident of this district sine-. 1 1877. She leaves a family of two sons and six daughters—Mr D. Moore (Fairdown), Mr James Moore (Miramar), and Mi‘>dames G. Sp.arke, ('. E. Fabian, J. G. Twohill, A. G. Wallace ( Welli'Ugton). AlcAinch (Kaikohe), and Miss E. Moore ( Reefton ). The interment takes place in the Town Cemetery to-day (Friday ) Requiem Mass being celebrated in the Church of the Sacred Heart at 5.45 a.m.. the funeral leaving at 2 p.m. SPORTS TOURNAMENT. 'There was a good at tendance of spectators at the Reefton D. 11.5. Sports Tournament on Wednesday. Unfortu nately a heavy fog and intense col.l somewhat marred tho plea.sure of an otherwise enjoyable afternoo'ii. Messrs Christiansen, McNabb, Duffy, Henry and Wade acted as referees, while Misses Hopkirk, Hutton, Henry, Mr Worry acted in that capacity for tin 1 basket ball matches. The Headmaster wishes to express his apprecia tion for the assistance given by Messrs Lochore a*iid King as timekeepers, and Messrs (’hristiansen and Duffy, as re forces . Results were: — Football:—Shrimps: Bourke beat Dellaca, by a force down; I’ourke (3) beat Werry (03. Juniors: Strott beat Dick; King a bye. Seniors; Cutbush 13 i lost to Shop Assistants A (8); Aloyle (6) beat Bell (3); Werry (3) beat Shop Assistants B (0); Moyle lost tn Shop Assistants A. shop Assistants A (6) beat Worry (0). The match School v. Shop Assistants is to be played on Wednesday, July 1 . Basketball: —Juniors: J. Bierwirth, (10) beat C. Panckhurst (3); M. Dellaca (S) beat G. Magee (2); J. Bierwirth (8), beat M . Dellaca (6). Senlit.rs: A. Patterson (4) beat A’. Morris 1(2); A. Henry (1) beat V. Morris | (2); A. Henry (1) beat N. Nahr (0); A. Patterson (8) beat A. Henry (6). I School A also beat Old Girls by 19 to 6. COURT NEWS. I The Receiver of Gold Revenue was given judgment for Y2 13s fid and costs 17s. J. Wills and Co. Ltd., obtained judgment against W. J. Robinson for £l4 17s and £2 14s costs. I Warden’s Court applications were dealt with as follow: — South Blackwater Alines Ltd. (M: (Reeves) for a water race (two heads at Kiwi Creek— Gra-ated. ; South Big River Mines Ltd. (AL ; Reeves) for two water race both situated at Sunderland Creek (two heads and five heads of water respectively): Granted. Blackwater Mines Ltd. (Air Reeves) for a special site, 1 acre, at Snowy River. —Adjourned to July 2. J. H. Howell and J. R. Watt i-Ur Reeves), three applications for certificates of protection in respect of aiming privileges held at Capleston.- Adjourned to .July 2. V. E. McColl (Mr Reeves) for renewal of two timber reservations situ ate at Tawhai. —Adjourned to July 2. G. and A. J. Perotti (Mr Phillips) for renewal of timber reservation held under certificate No. 5128. —Granted.