INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81910, 22 December 1906, Page 2

INGLEWOOD.

{From (Jur Own Correspondent.) The St. Andrew's congregation had had a most enjoyable social on Wednesday evening, the occasion b->ing a farewell to .Mr and -Mrs Ingpen and family, who leave at an earlv date for Taiiiape, where .Mr Ingpen 'has been transferred. During the evening Ihe 11*-v. Keeve, on behalf of St. Andrew'congregation, presented Mr and Mis Ingpen with a jam and butter dir-h and biscuit barrel in oak, also a hot water jug. as a token of aJI. cti<m and esteem. Mr Ingpen suitably responded. On Friday afternoon the trade-nan met at the Inglewood Hotel and pre .-• nt'-d Mr Ingpen with a pur-e of so vereigns. Mr 11. lJrown, in a few wed cho.-eti remarks, made the iion. lu'ip<-n, iu i'e>poin!ijig, >aid in- did not think he had done anvtiling to warrant such sacrifice fron» the donors. At tho same time, lie was pleased to think that his ell'orC during Jiia sojourn in Jnglewood i,ad been appreciated. si'oriou* woather ]>rrvailed for ihe opening of the bowling season; in fad. the opening of bowling, so far a--Inglewood is concerned. His Wor ,'diip the Mayor, in a short speech, de <-larcd the green open, Mrs Jiaworth at Ihe ve« f -ue 2 t of the Mayor threw c'.e ■■jack;' and piay commenced. Yisi tors were present irom Xew Fiyiiioutb, i ; itzroy_. Stratford, and JJa wert. -Messrs Cock, iJempsfiy, Curtis, and ihtirell, iui belialf of the live, clubs, oil'ered and wished tin' new addition to the bout ing fraternity every .success.