HARIHARI NOTES

Grey River Argus, 8 May 1936, Page 2

HARIHARI NOTES

(Our Own Correspondent.) The weather for the past few days has not been of the best, -with plenty of rain and wind, and conditions wijre unfavourable to-day for the Winter Show here. A dance was held in the Public Hall on Saturday night last to entertain the visiting footballers from Wataroa and Weheka. Airs. J. Diedrich, who has been here On a visit from Auckland, returns this week. Air. Hunt, who has been on an extended visit here, returns to the North Island this week. Mr. and Airs. Blackman, who have been on a visit to Greymouth, have returned. Miss K. Adamson, who has been on a visit to Hokitika, returned at the week-end. Mr. A. Emmett, who passed away

iii the Westland Hospital last week was well known here, having just recently been, employed by Mr. P. J. .McLean, of Grcymouth. Messrs J. J. McKay and W. Levitt left here on Sunday to join in the farmers Southland tour. The local school breaks up for the usual term holidays to-day. At the week end two football matches were played here, the weather being adverse and Wataroa beat the local Rover team by 8 to (>. The losers led until well into the second spell, the visitors adding 5 points in the last five minutes. ITarihari on Sunday, beat Weheka. by 21 .to 5. The visittors had a hefty pack, but the home fifteen had the'better roving ability, leading- at half time by 12 to nil.