WAIROA NEWS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19024, 26 May 1936, Page 13

WAIROA NEWS

(Humid (’ori'espomlent.) Heavv rain having caused the North , lydt- ground to become sodden, the .mi-key matches were postponed m Wairoa on Saturday. . .A Alaori liratuli ol the New Zealand Labour Party bits been formed and there ire delegates selected for each sub-area n this county. These comprise .Messrs, lack Ormond", president. Rang' Aliti’hell, hainnan, and Abe Raiere. ,s intended to go on organising the East. Joasi until the whole is linked up. The basketball fixtures for Wednesday ire as follow:—A grade. —Rovers v. (Tinted, Alexandra. Bark. 2 p.m.; Y\:iiau Redwing, same ground. 2.45 p.m.; . 'oiivent Old Girls v. High School. Alexandra Baik, 3.45 p.m. B grade.— High s r | 1(1 ol 1 V. Convent Commercial, school i,nrt. 3.40 ]).ni. : Convent Commercial v. Wait oil Briinary. to lie played during the week; High School, a bye. The latest results are:—United 7 defeated Redwing 4; Rovers Z 7 heat Old Girls 5. Airs. O'. Johansen, one of the pioneer settlers of Wuiroa, is reported to lie very ill.—Aliss F. E. Tielzen, Auckland, is visiting Alorerc. — Airs. B. Yel vert on, M untie street, is visiting Ifunlerville. Mr. and Airs. Wislieart and family have returned from a motor tour ot the North Island.—The Misses K. W. Alalone, and J. 11. Sotindy, Diiimevirke, are staying at the Morer'e Hot Springs Hotel.—-Aliss Shirley Arnner, Napier, is paying a holiday visit to AVairoa.