Last Look Round

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 650, 30 April 1929, Page 13

Last Look Round

Theft From Tennis Pavilion Last night s quantity of clothing was stolen from the lockers and breeding rooms in the Remuera Tem»*s Club’s pavilion. Market Road. one had broken into the pavilion and slept there. # % Waipu Breaks Down Inward bound from Paeioa Uvis morning, the Northern. Company steamer Waipu broke down off tne North Head and was towed to her berth by the Omana. The spindle in the circulating pump broke and consequently the vessel was unable to continue steaming. Repairs are being effected and the Waipu sails at three o'clock this afternoon for Paeroa. Young Man Injured Lorenzo Patterson, a single mM«\. aged 27. living at 17 Wsimft Street. Grey Lynn, was admitted to the hospital shortly before 10 o'clock this morning, suffering from concussion. It is believed that Patterson, while riding a bicycle in Hobson Street, was knocked down by a motor-car. His condition is not considered serious. Bus Stopping - places At the suggestion of Mr. K. J. Phelan, the Transport Board has decided to mark definite stopping-places for buses in Queen Street. The proposal was the subject of a report by the manager. Mr. A .E. Ford, who said the reason for not fixing stops was that some time ago it was the intention of the city traffic department to erect signs. Mr. Ford recommended seven suitable points for “in" buses and six fo# ‘ out’’ buses.