MISSING MONEY FOUND.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 2 June 1928, Page 4

MISSING MONEY FOUND.

HAWERA VISITOR’S WALLET. A visitor to Hawera during the recent races, who, while a guest at the White Hart Hotel, reported the loss of a wallet containing £25 and a cheque, has since made the happy discovery That he was mistaken in concluding that the property was stolen. A message received by 7 the Hawera police to-day advises that the wallet and contents was subsequently discovered in a- portion of the owner’s clothing which had been overlooked during the original search when it was thougfft a loss had been sustained.

The following, ladies are kindly giving their services in the annual local collection in aid of Dr. Baraardo’s Homes: Mesdames G. Anderson, R. W. Barron, Daliinger, J. IV. Harding, J. Mills, Pease, Cyril Purser, Jas. Syme, Townsend and J. IV. Velvin Alisses EL Gould, Jones, T. L. King, Elsie Laurent and Richardson. Jdiss H. Eaton, c/o Messrs E. Dixon and Co., Box 165, Hawera, is acting as local honorary secretary, and any gifts of 2s 6d and upwards to her or to any of the ladies mentioned above wil 1 . if desired, lie acknowledged direct from the. head office of Dr. Baraado's Home in London. I

A sueessful meeting of farmers was held at Toko on Thursday evening, at which it was aecided to form a pool for bobby 7 calves in conjunction with the Farmers’ Co-op. Freezing Works, Patea, says the “Stratford Pose.” The company 7 will advance without icourse against calves on collection at farmers’ gates, and if there is any surplus it wilL be distributed as a further payment. The meeting decided to place the management of the scheme in the hands of the Toko branch of the Fanners’ Union. Up to the present about 1400 calves 7 have been promised in a district extending from Sangster’s Hill to the Grown Road.

The controversy regarding the affairs of the Dairy 7 Control Board, which has developed since the resignation from the board last week of Mr W. Goodfellow, managing director of the New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company was considered at the meeting of, the board of directors of the company at Hamilton on Tuesday. As a result a resolution was passed endorsing the statement already 7 supplied, to the press by Mr Goodfellbw concerning his difference with Air W. Grounds, ohairman of the Control Board, and appointing Air H. H. Sterling ana Air Dynes Fulton as a committee to draw up a statement for publication, setting out the position from the point of view of the directors of the New Zealand Co-oper-ative Dairy Company 7 .