TAPANUI NOTES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19897, 17 September 1926, Page 10

TAPANUI NOTES.

(From Oor Own Correspondent.) TAFAXUI, September 16. Mr h. Dickson, the stationmastcr at Kelso, 'who has been transferred to Waikera Junction, was presented with a wellfilled wallet, by the residents of the district on Friday last prior to his departure. Mr A. G. D. Sliand, stock inspector, who was transferred from Lumsden, has taken up his residence in Tapanni and assumed tho duties lately carried on by Mr R. Barron, who resigned from the department On Friday evening (ho members of (tie Tnpanui Presbytery choir presented the choirmaster, Mr J. CJ. M’Clymont, with a silver-mounted ebony baton, suitably inscribed, as a slight token of the esteem and respect in which he is held by the members. The following are tho scores in the Defence Rifle Club’s cup match: .Wvdf. .Wvrls. SOOwls. Total. A. 1 faugh « M » 99 J Purcell 33 32 20 95 \V. Kirk 31 *3 2-9 '« W’. Haneo.v 27 31 29 90 K. Rodger 29 31 29 rot J. Armstrong ... 30 52 50 89 .7 M'Donald 31 31 26 83 T. Eskdale 20 30 2? 87 A Winslade ?! 30 22 83 A. M'Pherson ... 30 27 21 SI IV, Lischner 30 22 26 73 At the annual meeting of the Horticultural Society, which was held last evening, Mr A. Mwnyard was elected president for the ensuing year, together w.th a strong committee. !t i« honed that, with good weather for tho Spring Show, which is f« bo held on October 16, to wipe off trip debit balance with which the year starts.