KAPONGA.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8095, 26 September 1904, Page 3

KAPONGA.

(tfrtfm Oar Ow»» Correspondent.) The half-yearly meeting of the Kaponga Sid WM held on Wednesday even- ; SSr There waa • lwge attendance, con- • llderlng the very boisterous night. Mr 5 W? Allen occupied the chair. The &retMy(Mr J. B&nie) read the balanceIheet 4oh showed assets £84 and haffiea X.which waa considered most gaSifkctoty, »nd waa adopted. Mr P. 8KB» Ung unable to aga to accept th« toosition 61 Chairman of the Band •ftSSSTu election took place, and ShSsmm* choaon '°r the W^ J B. Binnie was re-elected secretary. A immitSTwa. elected comprising [Messrs Walked. Wolfe and Claque. Messrs H. Alien and E. Mills were elected auditors; Mr J B Binnie, band aergeant, and Mr Btt&tone, librarian. Messrs Binnie and wSrimeed to act as, orderlieav It was &siJFto hold a concert and to in th?near future in aid of the band funds, .SI to hiS a w^l gathering of mem- ' ben in V fortnight's time. The com- , See, indmMtwwd secretary were MthorW to nt«ke all •rrtngementa. Mr »S : a4ce, which wm to haVe been held on Thursday evening in ' dd'orine'sopper room, fund, . was portStted till Monday evening owing to the Very boistetoui weather. ™« have ewperienced rough wefiher. during the last week, which has been v«y trying on the stock, ». number oTJe® Kving had the misfortune to lie aome of their best cows in consedvanoa. ■