HOKITIKA NOTES

Grey River Argus, 10 August 1935, Page 2

HOKITIKA NOTES

(Our Own Correspondent.) HOKITIKA, August 9. Ths To Arohn, which had been bar bound .at Greymouth for a week, left there to-day and arrived here about 5 o’clock to load for Wellington. She is sailing on Saturday evening. The Gael arrived yesterday from Wellington and Greymouth, and sails for Okuru on Saturday evening. The marriage of Miss Catherine 'Elizabeth Soobeek, daughter, of Mr and Mrs A. Secbcek, and Mi' Gilbert Kelly, was solemnised at All Saints’ Church. Hokitika, by Rev. 11. S. Hamilton, in the presence of numerous friends. Ail the Magistrate’s Court, to-day, .lames Steel, charged with parking a motor ear without lights, w'as fined 10s and costs 10s. W. Jeffries was fined 5s and cost s 10s for riding a bicycle without a light. Judgment for plaintiff by- default was given in 'ho following cases: H. M. Coulson v. Alan George Jones, £6 12s 6d. and costs 27s fid; Bridget Adams v. Frederick Chap man, £2 Is fid, and costs Bs. Football matches her e to-morrow include a senior and also a junior game between the Kiwi and Excelsior Clubs, also a match between School and Kokatahi juniors. Aruhura play Ross juniors at Ross. Humphrey’s Gully team also play Pirates for the Taylor Cup at Cass Square, and will comprise the following players: Tau whare, Abbot#;, Hurst. Pharl, Abbott, Smallriilge,. Anderson, Hurling, Me Millan, Webb, Thompson, Fitzsim nions, Aitken, Thompson, White. Emergencies: Forwards, Kelly and Derrick; backs. Buxton. The Pirate team are: Pfahlert, Boyd, Agnew, Carr, Thorne, Thorpe, Broadbent, Karubach,. York, Wafer, Groweott. Dale. Inglis (2). Woolhouse, Darling, Harrison. Excelsior seniors are: Rich aids, Eager, Havill, Parker,. Freitas. McCarthy, Burns, Davidson. Hughes, Johnston Muir, Connolly, Schroder. Baird. Kiwi seniors are: Nicholson,. ■Roberts Morgan, Hewlett, Nolan, Diedrich (2), West, Stopforth, Webb. Turley. Craig. Ford, Leslie,. Walker, Kelly. Henderson, Griffen, Freitas. At the Warden’s Court to-day. Mr 11. Morgan, Warden, granted the following applications: Kanieri Electric Ltd diversion of stream. B'k. AI, Ranieri- Thos. Roberts, extended sea beach claim. Waimea: William Patrick O'Brien, prospecting license, Kamen; Stephen McLeod Honey, prosper'mg license, Waimea; John F. Ward, prospecting license. Iwo :ip|»li«-:it ><>>>s. .Ranieri; Alan A. Barrow,, certificate of protection, for six months; Thomas Harris, prospecting license, lour applications, Kanieri; Allan R. Perry, water race. Waimga; James M. Allan, prospecting license. Tint's ra; Erie 'lames Allan, prospecting license Lotara; Paganino Paganini, duplicate <it document: Thomas Nolan,, prospecting license. Waitangi-taona. Application, adjourned were: Daniel Alexander Roberts, water race. Mt-. Bonai; Bie Wirth’s Gold Reefs, Ltd., certificate of projection; A. R- Perry, pi ospecting license, Waimea; Alluvial Tin (Ausiralia’) Ltd., special dredging claim, Blks. I and 11. Kanieri. At the meeting yesterday oi RinniWoodstoek Women’s Institute, Mis Lewis presided over a good muster, and welcomed Mr s T. Boyd and Miss Dorothy Hughes, also Mrs Appleton, who gave a demonstration ot pen lei work. Mrs Appleton also judged the flour bag articles, awarding the firs prize to Mrs E. Wells, and the second to Mrs J. stoop junr. The bruiie.h is verv grateful to Mrs Appleton. Mrs Lewis spoke of her recent visit, to the Federation at. Auckland as delegare. The hostesses were Mesdanics J. Stoop. J. Griffiths and W. Willoughb>Kiikatahi Women’s Institute meetin.. on Wednesday was largely atteml- \ demonstration on cane way making was given by Mesdanics <otlett Appleton and Stevenson. M'-Colk-lt gave a very interesting demonstration on seagrass stools. It was di t „ a sk Mrs Yarn.ll to give a garden talk nt next merfuig. . " ’ the inonlli two euchres were, given ' Mesdnmes Sheriff and. Woo Imus . which were much appreciate' ■ Afte noon tea was screed by ''' 1 p IIS . Mesdames Wallace. Dalziell and Rus esll.