TAKAPAU.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume X, Issue 187, 23 July 1920, Page 7

TAKAPAU.

(Own Correspondent.) ■ i\ meeting of the Takapau Ploughing I Match Club was held on Wednesday , evening to wind up matters resulting from the ploughing match recently ; field Mr. AV. Hobson presided, and i thero was a good attendance. A letter : was received from Air. Vi alden, of ■ Hastings, offering to donate two special ; Prizes for the horse events. A hearty vote of thanks was accorded to Air. ; Walden and to all those-who had given i donations as well as to those who hac* i worked to make the match a success i -V balance sheet submitted by the i Hon.' Secretary, Mr. F. A. Thompson. ’ showed a g.-.od credit and was ccin- : sidered satisfactory. . > Xhe annual tea mooting or » -t. Jiuik Sunday scholars was held < ; <i Miciia.*t |;;v~ming in the Town Hall and wa'a.<’is ii'ii.iPnn oiimyiihle’ treat for fl-' v ung people, who did lull -.ius-ice tthe good things served in the supper r,s,:n. Altpr tea. Airs. Johnston, wh ; . j, mated the prizes, made the prV- ■ senu’fions. The hall was then clenreo ■ for dancing and a thoroughly etijoynbli ; social evening was spent by those pre- ; sent. ’■ A meeting of the Advancement Asciation is being held on Friday evenin;; ; to discuss matters of vital interest to • the township. ! Rev. J. A. Asher has arranged t.take the services in the lakapnu ‘ Presbyterian Church on Sunday, j August Bth. and he will also be present , at the annual .-congregational meeting to be held on the following evening. Invitations are out lor a bachelors annu.nl bail on Wednesday 2Wn. lust. The function is generally regarded as the premier social event of the season. Mr. A. Potts, a much respecter’, former resident, who has been spending the past few weeks in Takapau, left c n Alenday for his home in Northern Auckland. , The Waipawa golfers play Takapau ion the local links on Saturday next.