HOROWHENUA
(From Our Own Correspondent.) OTAKI, July 14.
Mr McAlister, who ban been on the staff of 11 10 Bank of New Zealand at Otaki for somo years, has received notice of his transfer to Eketahuna. Tho death occurred at To Horo yesterday of Mr George Burton Styles, a well-known and highly respected resident. At tho Otaki Railway Bowling Club’s euchre' tournament tho winners were Miss Roach and Mr D. Bishop (firsts) and Mrs Iliggott and Mr Bussell (seconds). During tho quarter ended June 30 iho number of complaints entered at the Otaki Magistrate’s Court was 23, as against 16 for the corresponding quarter of last year. The total amount sued for was £426 13s 5d as against £369 12s last year; criminal cases were 39 as against 50; fees and fines amounted to £92 18s us against £143 10s 2d.
A euchre party was organised last night by Mrs 11. Jacob to raise money for the Maori candidate in the Levin queen carnival. Supper was provided by Mrs Jacob. Mrs Newport and Mr J. Ransfield (fusts) and Mrs Wehipoihana and Mr Beauchamp (seconds) wore the prize-winners.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 194, 17 July 1937, Page 7
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