TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume IV, Issue 163, 22 June 1936, Page 4

TOWN AND COUNTRY.

I The Strstford Evenirg Poo* I The Pest will not be published 10 ! morrow, June 23, the King's birthday. j | Fiako Hockey Team Defeated. i Playing Norih Ta anaki at W?st .r- ---( Park, New Plymouth, on Sa'urrlay. i the Piako representative hockey i loam was defeated by 4 goals to 2 | Play wat willing but lacked sparklß ! and d-d no; arouso much en bus asm ; among the crowd. i ! J. Sullivan Not Available To-morrow. J. Sullivan, Tukapa, chosen for the ! cintre-threequarter position in the | Taranaki team to play Wellington at ■ Hawera to-morrow, will be unable to j take the field owing to a hip injury | received in the Clifton-Tukapa game j on June 13 and further aggravated in | last Saturday's Tukapa-Star game. It iis understood that Cochrane, the i | United Old Boys' winger, will be ; played, and that Smith (Hawera Ath- , letic) will be shifted in from the ! wing to the centre-threequarter posi-1 ; tion. ! _ j ! Ridmg Accounts. Figures revealing the position of | ' nding£ that would exist in the Ha- j ' wora county if riding accounts were ! j abolished and a comparison of Qe ai j location of highway's costs and subsiI dio3 on a mileage basis a< at present j | and en a valuation basis were sub- j ' m'tted at a special meating of the i council on Saturday by , tho county ' clerk, Mr J. W. J. Had ng. Cr. C. | W. A. Wil iamr; intimated that he j vculd give not-ca of motion at a later j mee ing to have riding accounts ' abolished. j