BUNNYTHORPE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10120, 30 October 1917, Page 3

BUNNYTHORPE.

Fnon Ouk Own Comma pondent. At (In' annual mooting of dm Bunny; tlun-po 1 )ns l v Company tho report and Ihiltinoo sheet was adopted, and Messrs .1. Print and 'lliomas wore elected to l!io director ate. One of the retiring directors, .Mr G. M. Hanson, declined re-eleciion. The friends of Mr Martin Tierney wil rcgtvt to hear that he has received wore that liis son, Pvt. M. Tierney, was woundoi early this month. Gunner Fred Mawhiney, sou of Mr W. Mawhiney, of Aorangi, ha-, been killed it action. During the time ho lived in Bunny Ihorpo, lie was much respected and well likeii by his fellow comrades. Anothoi promising young man ha-, given his till foi in? country.

At the last mooting of the Patriotic Coin jiiittce arrangements were made to hold : concert and dance next month in aid of tin Feilding Soldiers’ Club. The school child ren will give a number of items, and the; ai o now lining well prepared by Mrs 11. M Bow.

Mis s Augusta. Scheldt is to be eongratu luted on tin: success attained by her pupil: at the music examinations held fa Feildinj. lalelv. Fvery one of her nine pupils wa: Miecessfnl. The Pillowing is the order hj which they passed. —1 Uglier division: Alim Dnthie 111; elementalv: Harold IVderset 117; primary: Leonora Mahno 124, Pliylli; Pederson 122, Dorothy Tate 122, Mavi; Wood 118. Mavis Holland 115. Eiloei O’llagan 113. Lawrence Pur roll 113. The'friends of Mr K. King will regret P hear that Ids wife is an inmate of the Pal incision Hospital, where she has umlergon an operation. Mr and Mrs G. 11. Kspinor left for Dime din on Saturday, having received word tha' their son, Lieut. H. 11. Kspiner. k; danger onH-y ill in Dunedin. Lieut. Kspiner rr turned from the front wounded some twelvi months ago, and has been in indiU'erei: health for some time, owing to the ellVct o his rerions wound.