UNIFORMS FOR HAWERA BAND

Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1930, Page 12

UNIFORMS FOR HAWERA BAND

BAZAAR TO ASSIST FUNDS. j LADIES COMMITTEE’S EFFORT. The bazaar organised by the ladies’ . committee of the Hawera Municipal Band uniform fund, was opened yesUi- ( day afternoon at Hawera. lhe committee under the guidance of the president, • Mrs. E. A. Pacey, and the secretary, Mrs. , W G Simpson, has worked very hard over a period of many weeks, holding various functions, the proceeds of wmeh have amounted to £46. l ( t is hoped teat the amount realised from the bazaar will make up the sum required for the new uniform. The weather was fai from conducive to a large attendance , during the day. In the evening,, however, there was a larger attendance and the : various stalls did brisk business. In opening the bazaar the .Major < E A. Pacey) spoke appreci rtivcly of j the activities of the various committees 1 in their search for funds for new muforms. Excellent progress had oeeu made j hp sajd, apd he hoped the public would i .support the bazaar well. The band was j a useful institution for a r.owji an.l de- ] sptyed* support. 1 The Mayoress, Mrs. Pacey, was pre?- < sented with a bouquet by ijttle Jlus Gpraldine Waßh. _ 1 The Iny-out qnd appearance ot the various stalls indicated the efforts wlii-m the ladies’ committee had expended to make tlie bazaar a succpss. 'those in < charge of the stalls and amusements are: Tearooms.— Convenor, Mrs. Hoims; assistants, Mesdanies Pacey, Kirby, Cordery, Henry and Bach. Children’s and < hiuible stall.—Convenors, Mesdanies Walsh and Whitfield; assistants,' Mrs. J. AV. Harding and Miss Dunn. Produce stall—Convenor, Mrs. Peterson; assistants, Mesdanies Parkinson apd Urpwdef. 1 Sweets stall. —Convenor, Mrs, Ashtpn; assistants, Mesdames Webber and Mau- 1 pers. Cake stall.—Convenor, Mrs. Pqarce; J assistants, Mesdames Crutch, Ogden, Kelson apd Evans. Work stall. Convenor, Mrs. Fox: assistants, Mrs, Warcup apd Miss Marjorie Gould. Bandsmen’s stall.—Convenor,’ Mr. 11. C. A. Fox: assistants, Messrs. Pearce and 1 Gould. Bran tub.— AV. H. Shaw, Hawkins and Miss AV, Mills.. ■

Hpopla,— Mr. Taylor, assisted by Misses Taylor apd Ogden. Other amusements, which. included a skittle alley, darts and a nail driving competition, vypre run by various members of fl?e men’s committee, of which Mr. W- Hawkins is secretary. Lasf evening a varied programme, organised by the men’s committee, was presented and was enjoyed fay all. Items were contributed by Miss J. Knightbridge, recitation; Miss AV. Mills, Mr. G. Gibspn and Miss A. White, songs; Bandsman Lee, tpopibone solo; jlr. F°x, cornet solo. Wills’ orchestra also rendered items. The bazaar is to be open to-day and will conclude with another musical programme this eyeping. GENERAL ITEMS. For allowing a chimney in her house in Princes Street, Hawera, to catch file Mrs. Ellen Gallagher was fined Ids, 'with costs 10s, by Mr. J. H. Salmon, S M._ in the Hawera Magistrate’s Court yesterday. •‘Let me tell you this,” said I\fr. J. H. Salmon, SAL, to a judgment debtor in the Hawera Magistrate Court yesterday, “we hear too much' of this, wives leasing farms and their husbands working for them wagcless. I will make rhe order.” A proposal is on foot to form a ladiesathletic club in Hawcra. A number of ladies have expressed their willingness to aid in the formation of the new body. Decision was reserved by Mr. J. H Salmon, S.M., in the Hawera Magistrate’s Court yesterday y heu O'Dea and Bayley proceeded agaipst Cecil Hay ton for £26 ss, the cost of preparing a memorandum of articles of associtaion. Plaintiffs claimed that the arrangement had been for the charge for the legal work to be £26 5s plus disbursements. Defendant field that the jC26 as was include disbursements so that, as -regisr tration had not been proceeded with, deductions in respect of contemplated disbursements should have been made. The defence also asked for a non-suit as the account rendered by plaintiffs had not been itemised. Authorities op this point were quoted by Mr. A. K. North (for plaintiffs) apd Mr. C. 11. Clinkard (Wanganui) for defendant). For allowing two cows to wander, in Nolantown, Hawera, Frank Walker was

fin'pd IQs, with £1 is costs, by Mr. JH. Salmon, S.M., in the Hawera Magistrate's Court yesterday. The Tokapra. hall vvill be the centre of attraction, pp Wednesday evp?ipig, when a povelty, Mreaiper apd conteUi dance and euchre tourjiaipent will fie held- Ail energetic committee is working hard to ensppe tlie spccess of. the function. Wills’ Melody Makers Orchestra will dispense dance inusic and theie will be a free bus from Hawera. Messrs. R. p. Moryissey aiid 00.- advertise particulars of their, mart sales at the Union Street saleropms, Hawera, today. The Manajti PJpuket Society will a shop day at Mr. Cosgrove's shop oil Tuesday. Gifts of produce may be lefj at the *sliop and will' bp' gratefully received. - Mr. J. C.-Smith advertises particulars of his mart sale to-day at the Central Mart, Union Street, Hawera. The Farmers’ Co-op, Society wRI offer a special line of high giffde bulls, up ac? count of Mr. S. C. Mcßae, at tjie Kqkaramea yards gij.Saturday. All flip bulls are in good condition apd will carry the vendor’s usual guaraptep of soundness, Burehasers niay h?tVP fheir bplls grazed until wanted, and there will also be trucks avaijabh). . . The Hawera bapd bazaar has f.cffTi phenomenally successful and the public of the town and count? - y is ■ assured, pf splendid entertainment to-day and tonight. professor 'de Reinga has been upable to cope with niupprous patrons and another opportunity will bp to-night when this capable geptlapiap will be pleased to iptevyiew clients. Tfip honeymoon competition, which was such a success last night, will hgain bp pi'Cr sented by special request. Wills’ Melody Makers’’Orchestra will play for a dance and an excellent concert programme has been arranged. The donation of a rose bowl by Mrs. E. A. Pacey to the Kia Ora Croquet Club was acknowledged at the opening of the club’s season of Saturday, when cheers were given the donor. The rose bowl is a challenge trophj' and will become the property ,of the competitor willfih l # it three times, not necessarily in ’’Uecession. Residents of Patea "and surrounding district are\invited to see the magnificent floral display of beautiful flowering shrubs and plants grown by Messrs. Duncan and Davies,‘Ltd., Nurserymen, New Plymouth.

which will be. 01} view ip tfi^ I afea Torin Hull (SifiW Rdf"! MpsMli?) Friday and Saturday, of this week. An exper will be in pharge to qf|v?se mtepdlPA P? unt ers of .{fie most suitable varieties, Avaverrey athletic CLUB. the ANNUAL MEETING HEED. The annual meeting of the Arngteur Athlete flncl Cycling Clufi w held on Tuesday,-tfiere. being a. good a . of £l3 IQS 6d, was adppted. > The election of °^ er s resulted as L lows: Pfltrop, Mr. H, G- Dickie, M.t., president, Mr. S. Mayriott; depts, eight were elected; committee, Messrs H Heginbotham, Orsmgn, MtcX;-, Cunnipgluim; treasurer. Mi. ;H. W . Japies; secretary, M r - —1- U? i. tor, Mr. J. G Gray; Mi. 11. Dustin; grrnpurs committee, Messis, fuz gibbon, Orsnuin, C. Rea, D. liouse, Kell,jlPdy, Barker,: Leitfi, J. Leo and R. C °A vote of thanks to the Domain Board for its assistance jn. keeping the grounds, in order was carried unanimously. The following pew members . were elected: Messrs., Norris, Leith, Cpslei gml Buckingham. . The retiring secretary, Mt- H. G. AVallrgr, was, . said Ml’- Marriott, the - right man ip the right place, and it was with much regret that thb cfilb had /. 0 accept his resignation. Mr. James a.so - gpoke in glowing terms of Mr. AYalker’sorvices during his two yegrs as secretary. ‘ . After a long discussion of various small items pird the prospects of the coming season the meeting closed witha vote of tliapks to the chair,