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Te Aroha News, Volume XLI, Issue 6438, 15 January 1924, Page 1

TE AROHA D.H.S. IMPROVEMENT FUND QUEEN OF RIVERSIDE DANCING ON THE GREEN! Revels! Court Revels! The Ladies in Attendance upon her Majesty of Riverside will hold Court Revels ,in the Bridge Domain on Wednesday evening, 16th January. Music by the Te Aroha Band. Cooling drinks and inspiring jellies dispensed by waiting Hebes. Admission to ground: One Shilling. QUEEN OF HIGHTOWN Under the beneficent sway of her Majesty of Hightown a Gift Afternoon will be held at Mrs Christensen’s residence (formerly the Tea Kiosk), Te Aroha Domain, on Tues-" day, 15th January. Tea, FREE, will be served at 3 p.m. Gift: Handkerchief or Doyley. Each guest is. asked to bring a hanky, OR else to bring a doyley; And if with hanky you join panky, > ’ It’s hanky AND a doyley! QUEEN OF RUAKAKA Her Shop Next Week! It is( announced in the Court Gazette that Mr J. N. Cameron, with 321, is the winner of the electric iron. QUEEN OF HERRIESVILLE Mr A. H. Gourlay is the winner of the cake, 61b Boz. Her Majesty’s Chief Secretary of State, Mrs W. Eastwood, advises him that mice are not extinct. Verb. sap. i A. F. BURTON, Acting Secretary. WE repair any make of car'"and can do the work as reasonable as anyone. A. J. Clarke, Te Aroha, ;■. \ . 8., CHARLESWORTH Representing-'' E. and F. Piano Auckland,, is now in Te Aroha. Orders left at this Office. LOST SPNARINE RAMMED IN HEAVY SWELL ; EFFORTS AT SALVAGE LITTLE HOPE FOR THE CREW It is officially estimated that the submarine L 24, which was lost during | manoeuvres, is lying in thirty fathoms of water eleven miles southward of Portland Bill. Little hope is entertained for the crew. Apparently the submarine was rammed by H.M.S. Resolution in a mist during a very heavy swell. A diving party will descend in the morning. A lighter specially adapted for raising submarines is being rushed to the spot to try to salvage the submerged craft. The disaster occurred during a fog after the vessels of the Atlantic fleet had opened a course into the channel at the beginning of their spring cruise. Additional details concerning the loss of submarine L 24 show that the ill-fated boat was engaged in carrying out a dummy attack when she was rammed by a battleship. The submarine lies in 30 fathoms of water, and every effort is being made to ascertain the fate of the crew, which comprises 33 men. Very little hope is entertained that they will be rescued, but experts state that if they were able to close the;, waterproof compartments they may survive for 48 hours. Phone number of Hy. Warner, wellborer. 250 Te Aroha. *

YOUR electric light and power re quirements are catered for by licen sed men. A. J. Clarke. Te Aroha.

W. W. Main<jay, agent Smith and