ELTHAM.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, 21 October 1916, Page 8

ELTHAM.

• (From Our Own Correspondent.)

POLICE COURT

I At the' Police Court, before .Messrs J.'Phillips and T. C. Stanners, , J.P.s,. IsaaG George Foni^ca was charged, on remand, with indecently .assaulting a little girl fire years of -age, at- Kaponga: He pleaded guilty, .Evidence -was given by the girl, her father, and the oolice.\ The accused was committed to Wellington for sentence. ,j . ' , PERSONAL. j Mr Walter Clarry has received a 'cable message from the Base Records Office that his son, William J. Ciairry, is returning by the Marama, due at ; Port _ Chalmers ito-morrow (Sunday) morning. | ' OVERSEAS CLUB. I The secretary of the Overseas Club has ree^r/ed from headquarters a large number of pamphlets by leading men of Great Britain oh th.c war in all its aspects: They contain a great deal of interesting and valuable information, and anyone desirous of obtaining the pamphlets may do so by applying to Mr Ross, Bank of New South Walse, E-Lthani. . . BRITISH RED CROSS. Incessant Tain yesterday afternoon, and evening militated against tne attendance at the concert in aid of the ; Red Cross Fiind, but there was, neverI th.eless, a fair attendance. The pro- " gramme was a good one, and most of [the items were encored. It is not known j what the takings are, as a gooddeal of the ticket money has still to come in. A SOUVENIR. Mir W. D. Ross has received a. small piece of tubing picked up from the debris of the German Zeppelin L2l, wVo'W was brought down in England on Sepj tember 2by ' the British. ;