WAVERLEY.

Patea Mail, Volume XXXIX, 26 June 1914, Page 3

WAVERLEY.

By Our Resident tieuresentative. GOLF. The golf match to have been played to-morrow between the Patea and Waverley ladies, has been postponed till a future date. LIVING PICTURES. !■ A very fine programme has been obtained for next Saturday as a glance at the programme advertised in this issue will show. The result of last Week’s voting will be made known on atuid ay night.

The star film is “ Wild Animals at Large,” in which the circus, having finished a performance in one of the little towns, has safely entrained for the next town, but just as the train was reaching its destination, a truck accidentally overturned, bringing about a wreck The cages c -ntaioing the animals were thrown open, and the animals let loose. Occas ionally a lion is seen to exchange compliments with a bear whi'a the snarling of a hyiena causes a herd of kangaroos to scud past, miking their way up the bank towards the town, followed by the rest of the medley of strange creatures The keepers anive and some of the bolder spirits of, the inhabitants creep from their hiding places and repair to an inn *o stimulate their shattered nerves A further shock awaits them, however, causing the revellers to climb on the bar and wonder if it is reality or whether they are “ seeing things.” NOTE?. The many friends of Vfr D. S Taylor will regrot to leara chat h 3 is again teriously ill. An informal meting of the W verify Town Board was h.dd on W- aesday ef'ernoon when mutters regarding the Boasd’s position were dlscu a id. Mr F; Parkir ?o f Waverley, annexed four first pyijs *s and a spec a I for greyhounds at thi Dominion Show hell iu Hawera O ily three dogs weie entered,

A one club handicap golf match will he played on Saturday nest by :he men players of the Waverley Golf Club. Any siogle iron miy be u°ed.