THE KAIKOURA STAR And COUNTY GAZETTE and RECORDER. MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1938. LOCAL AND GENERAL
Hi. Patrick’s annual sports meeting will take place at Air E. W. Harris’s farm, Al ill Road, on Saturday next. 'l'he Flaxbourne A. and I*. Show will take place on Saturday. April 9, at Ward. A ‘‘Shipwreck” dance is to take place at the Drill Hall on March 2. in aid of the Beautifying Society’s Scarlet Queen. Mission services in connection with the Anglican Church will take place in Kaikoura between April 3 and April 10. The Bishop of Nelson will conduct the services, assisted by Sister Creed-Mere-dith, Church Army mission er. Life’s daily dangers nt yer cease, And with man's progress must increase. With countless risks on land and s/?a, Though many place street perils first. Infectious germs are far the worst. For bronchial ills prompt aid. assure Obtain that Woods’ (treat Peppermint Cure. — 6
Air .Tames Boyd attained his 80th year on Saturday.. Congratulations! Eastman’s Shoe Store advises that repairs can now be undertaken. Aliss AT. Sharpe (Christchurch) and Miss Afalcolm (Pan da vis, Ashburton) ate spending a holiday with their relatives, Air and. Airs H. A. Fairweather, ‘‘Puhi Peaks.” Air D. E. Hopwood. Transport Department Inspector, conducted the motorvehicle cases at the Court on Wednesday, on behalf of the Department. Remits suggesting public ownership and control of the Press will come before the annual conference of the New Zealand Labour Party at its annual meeting Mere Poharama, during the hearing of a Native case at the Court on Wednesday, snapping her fingers: ‘‘The Board! What do 1 care for the Board? I wont, to Wellington to see the Registrar, and 1 go by him.” A meeting of members and supporters of the National Party is convened for Thursday evening al the Suburban Hall. On the following night a meeting will be held at Lyn ton Downs School. The speaker will bo Afr L. T. Bush, of Blenheim. Air IT. A. Young, S..AL, at the Court sitting on Wednesday: ‘‘Now, look. Airs Poharama, the Board is doing its .best for the Natives, and if you have to go off the land ” Mrs Poharama: ‘‘lf, that’s the point, if! The Board can’t put me off.” Planned building for five years ahead on an enlarged housing programme has boon promised by the British Minister of Health (Sir Kingsley Wood). The Government has provided for a municipal output of 80,000 houses a year. 10,000 more than the recent annual total, states the ‘‘Daily Telegraph.” The world title wrestling match at Vancouver, between Lofty Blomlield. New Zealand, and Bronko Nagurski. of America, resulted in a draw, according to a cablegram from Blomlield received by the Dominion Wrestling Union. Nagurski secured a fall in the third round ami Blomlield a fall in the eighth. The men have been rematched for a bout on Afarch 25. Woods’ Great Peppermint. Cure For Coughs and Colds, never fails.
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Kaikoura Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 23, 21 March 1938, Page 2
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