SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP

New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11919, 28 August 1924, Page 4

SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP

HANNAN TO ROW AHNST. Ter Press Association. AUCKLAND, August 27. Arrangements are praotically completed for Hannan and Arnst to row for- the Australasian sculling championship on the Waikato river on October 25th.

.The breaking-wp for the second term, of St. Mark's Ohurdv School was celebrated by an entertainment arranged entirely Iby the pupate themselves. With the exception or a clever 'sketch given by Messrs Ball and Saunderson all the items were contributed by the children, and consisted of songs recitations andl dianoes. A feature o’f the evening was a short musical play writ ten by Miss Jean Boyle, a pupil ol the school, the incidental music for which was played l by Miss Ifam. lies. A most enjoyable afternoon was spent on Saturday at the Tea Kiosk when Mrs Pycroft, assisted by other ladies of th© district, organised an afternoon with tile object of forming a sub-branch of the Women’s National Reserve. Miramar has always had representation on the Seatoua branch but they felt anxious to do more in making the work known. Miss Freeman presided, andl it was decoded to form a sub-branch, and that in future the joint branch would be known as the >Se ato u n-Mi r.nmar branch. Mrs Pycroft was elected’ vice-presidtot Mrs Gerrie secretary, and the following committee: —Mesdames Oullen. Kent Hudson, Blanco, Ellesni and' Telford! There were flower and sweet stalls in the various oompertitams. little Mies Hudson had a very nice display of sweets, which were sold in dainty boxes mad© I by herself, these found' a ready sale. Musical items’ by Mrs Pycroft (junior), and recitations by Mrs Gerrie were greatly appreciated. Afternoon tea, served by the committee brought a pleasant and enjoyable afternoon to a close. Vacuum cleaners are being used by the French police to extract dust from prisoners’ clothing, so that it can be examined under the microscope. Liverpool’s new cathedral, when completed, Will be the largest church in the country, and beaten in Bize only by St. Peter’s, Rome, and Seville among cathedrals. Colds, bronchitis, and other chest complaints are being treated in America with chlorine gas. The patients sit in a room breathing an atmosphere of chlorine very much diluted. Troublesome coughs in old and young are guickly stopped by "NAZOL." Take some drops on go -»•<*»Bio a charm: «0 doses Is 6d. ■