INGLEWOOD NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, 6 August 1930, Page 4

INGLEWOOD NEWS

DEATH OF OLD RESIDENT. (From Oar Own Correspondent.) News has been received, of the death at the age of 83 of Mr. 11. W. Tarplee in the Greytown hospital. Mr. Tarpleo was well known in'the Inglewood district, he for many years being c?nployed as head machinist at Henry Browr and Company’s mill. Mr. Tarplee also took a great interest in all local affairs. He was a member of the old Town Board and was also elected to the first Borough Council, of which he remained a member till leaving the district. Mr. Tarplee was very enthusiastic in musical allaiis, he being a member' of the Inglewood band for many years, and he took a keen interest in coaching young bandsmen. Twelve years ago Mi - . Tarplee left for the Wairara.pa district and resided at Carterton until his death. While jat- Carterton he continued his interest lin preparing young bandsmen and was I also ehaplin ”of St. Mark’s M asonic [Lodge, Carterton. SPORTS 1 COMPETITIONS. In. the third grade football competition in' the central division Inglewood, Stratford and Stratford High School are level and have to play off. Inglewood meets Stratford at Inglewood to-mor-row in the semi-final, Stratford High School having drawn the bye. The following .will represent Inglewood: A Thomason, Alleman, R. Ross, Drinkwater, Nyhan, Chapman, Arnold, 'W. Trigger, V.. Beadle, 11. Burke, N. Mackinder, O’Byrne, E. Stuck, Peters, C. Burke; emergency, K. Burrows. In the fifth grade Inglewood has not yet had its line crossed and has already won the central division,' although there is ' yet another match to be played against Stratford at Inglewood on Thursday. The folloAving will represent Inglewood fifths: C. Cottier. K. Petersohi, Loveridge, Linkwater, 11. McLaggan, L. Trigger, W. Ladbrook, Mumby, E. Ladbrook, Sutton, Evetts, Paul, Hanwright, Herdman and Lindsay. On Wednesday afternoon a team of Hawera lady golfers, will-visit Inglewood to play a. match. The following have been chosen to represent Inglewood:— Mrs. Darlow, Mrs. Winter, Mrs. Partridge, Miss McLean, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Mulholland and Miss Johnston. On Saturday an Inglewood team of lady golfers will Visit Waitara and play that club. The following will represent Inglewood: Mrs. Darlow, Mrs. Winter, Miss McLean, Miss Baxter, Mrs. Mulholland, Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Birch-Johnston, Miss Johnston, Mrs... Adlam and Miss Gernhoefer. HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL. » The Inglewood ladies’ hockey team to meet Eltham at Stratford on Thursday afternoon in the final for the Taranaki championship will be chosen from the following, players. B. Burkhart, Mrs. Trass, N. Julian, Mrs. Worthington, R. Collingwood, R. Klenner, E. Dobson, Mrs. Dobson, N. Hunt, B. Watkins, L. Collingwood, I. Kingf and D. Nodder. The 'webkly band euchre party was, held on Monday evening, when tables were engaged with th'e following results: Miss D. Murfitt I, Miss M. Young 2, Mrs. Petch consolation; Mr. Epping 1, Mr. Crozier 2, Mr. Gyde consolation. The headmaster of the Inglewood public school, Mr. -G. W. Kirk, reports that the attendance of scholars has been greatly affected recently by a mild form of influenza. The form is sufficient to put the sufferer to bed for two or three days and a large number of children have been absent from school.