LOCAL AND GENERAL

Northland Age, Volume 28, Issue 66, 12 September 1928, Page 4

LOCAL AND GENERAL

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Following are the Kaitaia Library hours : Tuesdays 2 to 4 P*ro ! ; Fridays 2 to 4 p.m ; Saturday 10 to 12 a.tn and 7 to 9 p.m. Altona Radio sets —See Archibald’s advt on page 7. Suit value ! From £3-10-0. A C Dodds, opposite Bank of Australasia. Why wear Factory Made Clothes? —Try a suit which you can have twice fitted by an experienced tailor in your own town—Everything of the best at Lewis Marks. On Monday the following cadets were awarded the Marksmanship badge by Sgt. Qaton : Ivan Black 117 ; BenLetherwick 116; Rob Brott and Harry Ballantine (tie) ill; Gifford McKinnon 109; Robert Ballantine 108, and Trevor Maria 102. During this week there has been an influx of Maoris in Kaitaia attending the land court which has been sitting here. Attend the Kaitaia Golf Ball on Friday the 2lst inst., a delightful time is promised, and the claret cup well —nuff said The local cadets who have been in training for a week under Sgt. Caton finalised their military instruction yesterday afiernoon. The territorials underwent a course of training to-day. We understand the Rev. W. Elliott M.A., late Presbyterian Minister at Kaitaia, now at Wanganui, expects to visit Auckland during November sitting of the Presbyterian Assembly. No doubt many of his friends and admirers from Northland, visiting Auckland at that time will be glad of the opportunity to renew their acquaintance with the Rev. ; gentleman. A successful dance was held in the Library Hall last evening by ■ the Koa Rebecca Lodge members. M Cammish & Co. —Spring 1 Millinery, Art-silk Frocks, etc., F now on view in the showroom.

The sitting of the Native Land Court at Kaitaia was concluded yesterday. The Maori Council have been in conference for two days. The Annual Complimentary Ball takes place on next Friday night at Oruru.