RANGITIKEI.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 161, 9 June 1939, Page 11

RANGITIKEI.

AIARTOX, June 3. At the annual meeting’ oi the Kangitikoi Licencing Committee associated with tliu chairman (.Mr it. -M. M alsoti, S.AI.R were Uie loilowiltg members: Messrs J’. R. it. Brice, I’. Burned, J. it. Waiter and T. Barton. The police were represento<l by Senior-Sergeant 1.. R. ( app (Wanganui), Sergeant J. Aic-Rae (Tailiape), amt Sergeant T. I'. Brcncltlcy (.Marlon). Permanent tra.nsfers were granted as follow: Langholm Jiolei, Alaiigaueka, id iiavill io S. B. Johnston; Station Hotel, limiters ille, W. R. Kntwislc to A. B. C. Dimrtone, Bridge Hotel, Mangaehu, il. • Webby to R. A. Paepker. Renewals of licenses were granted us lollow: Argyle Hotel, lluntervilie, to W. A. .Muon; Alangamalut Hotel to 11. J. Archer; (Theriot) Hotel, Bulls, to A. If. Lurl; Avoca Hotel. Gpokongaro, to I’ercy W ilmlimst: Commercial Hold, Kimhollon, A. I). .McLean; Hangitikei Hotel. Bulls, < C. Brice; Railway Hotel, Marlon, J. L. Anderson; Club Motel, Marlon, K. ( • Haddock; Rangiwaltia, Hotel, J. Collie: Marlon Hold A. T. Gatrell. An adjournment for three months was made m respect, of the < Itcllonliam Hotel (J. C. Gawne) and White Hart Hotel Marlon (K. C. Scott), nuti! repairs arc completed. Xi‘w licenses were granted to: Red I.ion Hotel. Wanganui. Elizabeth Quinn: Ben Nevis Hotel. Titrakina. W. A. Talbot: Railway Hotel. Kordcll. G. A. LLlmian: Station Hotel. Tltmlervil'e. A. B. I . Dunslono; Railway Hotel. '1 tirakina. L. Sow* iiioii; Langholm Hold. Man-raucka. . S. B. Johnston; Royal Hotel, Ohingaiti, L. ]•'. Jones; Bridge Hotel, Wangucliu. RA. Paepker. Wholesale licenses were granted to: T. G. Taylor. T.Hi.. HFdt St-'-et. limitervil'.e : Barnutd a,ml Abraham. Lid.. AI it "ton • \V. X. A a'sort. .Mp’igawedi. The Mayor (Mr P. Purnell) presided at (bo annual mooting of the Marlon brant It of the Phtnkel, Society. lie said that tho society desired a renewal of public j interest iii its work. The society was in ! a good fmanrial position .the branch hav;mg a credit balance of £2"O. 'I he oflicom elected are- —Patrone-s Mrs 7<\ Purnell ■ l n resit'cut. Mrs C. A. Inly: vice jircstlettf-. I Mcsdantcs T. G. Ilarmtr. D. Inch*. W. k Stevens and J. R. L Stanford: lion, secretary. Miss L. Cook: lion, treasurer Mrs J. F. R. Wallin e; committee. Alosd’tmes J. B. Barrington. ('. S. I leech lev K. Fear. P. It. Hall. F. T. Itarner. R. I f art’is J. Howard. R. G. Kingdom W. Mcf'ullv. F. B. Afa’-shttll. B. 11. Mori iF. Purnell. R. Sutcliffe. C. A. Tidy. J. F R, 44 T nllncc, T. <Ward. 11. Welsh. ( Whitford and .Miss Flower: Airs Shaw and Alts Signal (Bulls); Mrs G. T,. Marsha 11 anil Aliss Anderson ( I maknc), Aliys Harvey and Airs Haywood (Rata-): advisory board, Hrs Harpin', Dick. Church, and l Alcssrs F. Purnell. O. AT. flo-ldaway. 11. .< *. X. l.arlloy, 1,. J. Wilde and l'\ C. j Wilson. Aliss 7,. K. Cook, the honorary secretary since 1912. was elected a life member'. The Mayor (Mr 7L Purnell), in moving the resolution said il was not only an honour io Aliss Cook. hit 1 , also to the society. Several other speakers eulogised Aliss Cook's services.