REEFTON NOTES

Grey River Argus, 9 May 1930, Page 2

REEFTON NOTES

(From Our Own Correspondent)- 1 REEFTON, May 8. | Mi/ A. 11. Lawn, Hokitika, .formerly :i well known Rcofton citizen, was' a. visitor to R°efton to-day ami was renewing old acquaintances. Mr M. Keenan, of Rituu, through Rooftop to-day eu route to Ncdsoil. qk gelding, Deluge, is engaged. There was a large exodus of sports from all the West Coast, centres through Roefton to-day, en route to Nelson, whore the races open to—morrow. The. unusually large' number from the West Coast is no doubt duo* to th e extra large number of West Coa«t horses competing at rhe meeti;V<. Tim members of St. Stephen’s Eadies’ Guild mot yesterday afternoon when n dainty afternoon tea was served. Rev. H. O. Brickland was also present. At the conclusion. Mr Brickbind asked Miss Myrtle Wildonnoth io accept a handsome bedroom clock. Mias Wildermoth has been a Sunday School teacher, a Guild worker, and an earnest church member. Miffs Wildermoth loaves for Christchurch on Saturday.