WAIROA NEWS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18583, 18 December 1934, Page 14

WAIROA NEWS

(Herald Correspondent.) At the last meeting of the District High School committee the finances were discussed, and it was decided to prepare a special statement for the information of tite committee’s representative on the Hawke’s Bay Education Board. Air. W. IT. Brady’s tender for the removal of the dental clinic to another site was accepted. Members took the opportunity to farewell the headmaster, Mr. J. T. Robson. Air. J. McGoldrick has donated trophies for a double scull event of the Wairoa Boating. Club. There are 17 entries. and all the races must bo rowed by Friday night. The Hospital Board acknowledges receipt of £5 from Mr. J. Devane for the patients’ Christmas cheer, and also £1 from Mrs. G. Perkins. There are 31 patients in hospital. Saturday’s play on the Wairoa bowling green resulted: In the final of the Saturday section of the Wilson Memorial Rosebowl competition, Christenson, Corbett, and Noble defeated JJalpin, Kelly and AlacDnoald by 29 to 16. Other games resulted: Saunders, Twyford, R. Stewart and Sheehan 24 v. Ebbitt, T. Crarer, A. C. Wilson and Rutherford 21 • McNatty, Pemberton, A. Christensen and Reeves 21 v. Buckingham, fi. Stuart, Crarer and P. Wilson 18; T. Browne, Glengarry, Fraser and Coleman 23 v. Osier, jun., W. Hill, F. Hill and Theo. Brown 18; J. Cook, J. Wilson and

Lowe 34 v. Bromley, Taylor and Roberts 19. Mrs. E. Beattie, Christchurch, is visiting her parents, Air. and Mrs. T. Browne, Lucknow street. —Aiiss E. A stall, daughter of Air. and Airs. Astail, of Tuliara School, was prominent in the lona College, prize-list last week, the following honors falling to her:—Form VI, the McKinnon English and Oratory Cup, the Witherow Music Cup, the Cato Arts and Crafts Cup, Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, L.R.S.M., grade VI, violin (distinction), Trinity elocution, L.T.C.L. (completing diploma for A.T.C.L.). —Airs. Curlett, Hastings, is visiting Her son and his wife, Mr. and Airs. Ivan Curlett, “Springhill,” Frasertown.—Mr. S. AI. Ashburn has been appointed a-member of the Wairoa District High School, vice Mr. F. A. Phelan, resigned.