HAVELOCK NORTH.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 235, 16 September 1922, Page 5

HAVELOCK NORTH.

Tho baths executive met last Present Messrs Ixucester Phillips, Toon, Berry, (Joombe, taugh and Setton. A letter wm ceiled ii.,m tin Hastings Y .M.C.A. a gymnastic display in tne Village ill aid Ol the Baths Fund. After eussion it was decided that Y.M.C.A lie thanked for their ol! bin tlie executive considered present time was not opportune, the public have already done well the baths. HM The secretan reported that cameras, one a very exliensive were still on hand from the It was decided to ask Mr. Ingram endeavour to place both articles a dealer. It was also reported that a had boon made with tne erection the stand, and it wa» decided to gage a first-class tarpenter for a weeks to get the work well under Mr. Phillips was instructed to the necessary material for around the baths. An accident happened afternoon at Havelpck North. A named George Craik was riding a bicycle near the Exchange Hotel mi. when a motor car coming Hastings ran into him. It that the Imy swerved first'ono way then the other, with the result tlm inevitable collision occurred. boy received some nasty gashes in head necessitating some ten bi Dr. Boxer, who was called. occupants of the car. four or five iitimbei. did all they could for injured boy. and waited for an more to got the doctor’s The bicycle, a borrowed one, was damaged, tin enquiry this morning bov seems to he progressing a lily. BK