HAVELOCK.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 120, 18 May 1912, Page 7

HAVELOCK.

[from ovr coreespondent.'] Friday. PUBLIC LIBRARY. The following books have been purchased by the above institution, and will be distributed to subscribers oil Monday next. The library is open on Mondays and Thursdays ■from 7 p.m. to 0 p.m., and the subscription is Is per month:—"At- Sunwich Port,"'W. W. Jacobs; "The Quenchless Fire," Silas 'Hocking; "Whirligigs," 0. Henry; <'Red Eve," Rider Haggard j "Fire in Stubble," Baioness Orczy; "The Other Girl," Charles Garvice; "Members of the Family,'' Owen' Wister; "Hearts in Es.iie," John Oxen ham \ "A Desperate Hope," Silas Hocking; "A True Woman,", -Baroness Orczy; "The ;/ . In-' heritance," Annie S. Swan; "What's; His Name," George B. McCutcheon; "Ship's Company," W. W. Jacobs; '{Havoc,''- Phillips Qppenheani; ''In the' Nannie of the People," '"March-, moht; "The. Common Law," R.W. Chambers; "Burning Daylight," Jack London _; ' 'The Invaders," Luis Tracy; "The Price," Francis Lynde; "Unconfessed," Maxwell Gray; "Mary Midthorne," George B. McCutcheon; "The Ivory Box," J. S. Winter; "The Indiscretions of a Lady's Maid," William Le Queux; •''The, Escape Agents," J. Cutcliffe Hyne; , "The Strange Adventures of Israel Pen dray,'' Silas Hocking.

HOCKEY,

> The concluding game of Lhe first round of the Cowling Cup was played yesterday, and resulted in a win for the Rangatiras,' who defeated the "Tokos" by one goal to nil. Taking it all .round, the play was of a poor dfiscriptibn,' and at times unduly rough, and generally was far behind last years level. The best for the wimiers were Pickering and Ben .Smith'•'b.r.t tli© /Tokos" were all equally belov/ form. , The con> petition now stands1: — Pd. W^n. Dn. Pts. Kangatiras •• 2 2 0 4 Tokomonophonos 2 0 J | Grasshoppers ... 2 0 1 1