TOWN EDITION.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14050, 21 July 1916, Page 6

TOWN EDITION.

i Tho National Uesi-i'vo parade on Sunday evening tv fan -wt-ll tlie reinforct'- ' mollis leaving for 'I'lvnthiirn. The City Bund also pnnult.'. Moiuhors «;f the Turanganui Bowling Club an- invited to m<?et at the Royal ls»:lov 10-mori-cw evening, at 7.30, : for tha purpose of l>. deling IJarwi'll to their popular comrade, Mr (). R-. Olsen, Avho is at present m Gisb-jrne on linn I loavo. Mr < 'Isen leaves Oisboni^ by Sunday n'ght's atnaaiier. The following football team will xeprcsent No. 7 Company against No. 65, at the Domain to-morrow : Forwards. Bull, Winter, Vincent, Bell, W. Hamilton, Arthur, Aloreu, F. A. Hamilton; backs, Ruru, Tureia, Cullen, Jones, Fry, Smith, Hei'ewini ; emergencies : Forwards, Davidson, llobb, Moi ell; backs, Scents, MacMillan. Friends of soldiers at the. front will appreciate an arrangement that has been made- by Mr Chas. Ferguson, fruiterer, with a well-known English firm of. confectioners to send several parcels of confectionery direct from the factories m Fb gland to the boys m the trenches. It is stated that as a variation from the food supplied them the boys crave a good deal for sweets, and tho arrangement made is a giwd one, enabling that longing to be satisfied. 'Particulars of the parcels sent are advertised. Dr W. H. Cleary, Roman Catholic' Bishop of Auckland, who left New Zealand some time ago for a trip to Rome and Great Britain, arrived m Rome on May 25. He travelled from San Francisci to New York by .one of the fastest trains, .arriving at New York on April 23. Ho rested at Hudson river and I Highland. Falls, and on May 9 left New York for Naples? After an interesting \ipyage. Naples was reached on May '2A. Dr Cleary is the guest of the rector of the Irish College m Rome, v