HOCKEY.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 25 September 1909, Page 2

HOCKEY.

! NELSON HOCKEY ASSOCIATION. • A meeting of the Nelson Hockey Association was held at the Camera Club 1 Rooms Hardy-street, last night. There was a good attendance of delegates. Correspondence was read and dealt with, and other business was transacted. Before the meeting . adjourned, Mr G. Stewart spoke of the valuable work rendered by the hon. secretary (Mr H. i 3avalgel- during the .past) season; arid moved a resolution that Mr Savage be accorded a hearty vote of thanks. Several other delegates voiced the same Views; and the motion was carried with much applause.

SIX-A-SIDE MATCH A six-a-side match was played f,b the Botanies yesterday between the town and -country members of the Wakatu Club. After a keen game, ihe country representatives won by 2 goals to nil. Both scores were obtained by Miss E. Langridge. The losers will have to "stand" afternoon tea.- Mr Hurat refeneed.

The discovery of the North Pole marks an epoch in scientific research, and may mean a great deal tfc scientists; and it is a pity there should be any wrangling as to whom the honour is due. Mrs Mumbles says to her husband:' "I don't believe that either Cook or Peary discovered the Pole, for the reason that there aint no Pole there; I could never see 'one on the map." It may interest them scientific fellers to study the freezing question ; but it's a heap more interest to me and hundreds of "other women to discover the grand lot of curtains (hundreds of pairs) just opened at Lock's, ac well as a big lot of Mar- ' celia and honeycomb quilts, and beautiful pattern linoleums; also blankets, damasks, blinds, roller carpets and hearth Tugs, and everything required ' for the spring cleaning. And, oh my! the prices are so cheap." At Lock's you can have the finest selection of furniture and furnishings in the city, and you can bay» yonr home completely fur- < niihea" a J the I^e's? priej.* ~ «