INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 140, 8 July 1901, Page 2

INGLEWOOD.

(PROM OCR OWN correspondent). A sitting of the Police 0 was eld nthe Pa'i<h Hall on the sth inst., b foi e M tssrs. Todd «ui G. 0. Batem in, Ju ticos of Peac-, »h n Er. est Georgn was charge! wi'h fling a pei-nlle rifl> within tin boundary < ft.l.e to.vnsliip. Accused pleade l guil y-aud was fi'.ed Is and 7a. At the opejing of tl e Kuiina'e Ha'l • n Thursday iiig'it las*, a very success ful cms- rt and dame was held d spit« the caldr.ess of the weither. Fully 150 parsons "ei'a present at the concert and hi If as many again at th« dance. Mr. W. L ech act d is Mis-tor of Ceremonies aad was always to be fonnd attending io the visit r.=. De<pite the fact that it whs snowing heavy o >thide, the dtnc'ng kept <verybody inside from f. el ng the cold, and a very enj >y*bb t'me was b-ought to a close in tha woe hours of f.ha m'iroing. Wh n is Dick Davi s coming back ? is the question of the day hire, bu' whether it is s O'er or l ite", the'e is no'hin; mora certain thin that he will i;e' ahe irty welc m>. A streng com mi "tee was formed last week to canvas f ;■ subscriptions, ani it if intended to piesent him with an illuminated aldrjss in album form when he arrive*; also to have a guird of honour from the oH troop he worked his way up from, and 'h n to entertain him ata bon-juft which will surpasi anything Inglewood has ever s'en. Although we are v;ry backward in the public demonstration out here, still we can be forgiven if we overstpp the mark when wa have a real J live Lieutenant-Oolonel straight from! the front,