WAIUTA NOTES.

Grey River Argus, 14 January 1929, Page 7

WAIUTA NOTES.

(From Our Own Correspondent J Mr J. Maldi, who has been an inmate of the Ret fton Hospital for some weeks, suffering from a broken leg, returned home on Sunday last. Messrs J. Dwyer, W. Lines, W. Woolhouse and N. Pau! left on Friday last for Threti Mile, where Mr Dwyer has taken over a timber contract. Miss Marjorie Cameron ha; returned to Wellington, after spending holidays Ure. Messrs B. and T. Anisy, of Greymo,nth, have been spending a few days here. Mr and Mrs T. B. Hcjgg, who haw bien on a motor tour to Christchurch via Kaikoura, returned home on Saturday evening. Mr Scoble, Inspector of Mines, paid an official visit tq the mine on Thursday. Mr Geo. White, has niadM a start with the work of clearing a further portion of the Recreation Ground. The cricket competition for the Pratt Cup will be r! sumed on Sunday next when Reef ton play the local team here. As each team has a win to their credit, trf< meeting is sure to create great interest am<\ng cricket enthusiasts. The following will represent tli\ local club: E. J. Fitzgerald, A. Ma-’.loy, Al. Brough, P. O’Donnell, J. Bums, R. Taylor, 11. Wood k: , J m Douglas, F. Jackson, S. P. Williams J. Holman. Emergencies: C. Bond, R. Timlinson, H. Finch and F. Thom. A good many local residents visited Reefton on Monday and Tuesday, for Mil i summer meeting of the Reef ton Jockey Club. Mrs HeidornT who has been visiting Christchurch, has returned home. Very windy weather has been ex7>?T:.encC!d here during the past few days, with scattered! showers.