ALLEGED HOUSE BREAKING

Taranaki Daily News, 14 July 1933, Page 10

ALLEGED HOUSE BREAKING

ARRESTED YOUTH REMANDED. A young man who was arrested at Eltham by Detective A. B. Meiklejohn on Wednesday was brought before Mr. I. J. Bridger, J.P., at the Eltham Police Court yesterday charged with breaking and entering by night the dwelling of W. R. Shaw, Hawera, with intent to commit a crime. He was remanded to appear at New Plymouth next Wednesday, his name being suppressed. Bail was allowed on two sureties of £lOO, and £5O. ' ’ HAWERA FIRE BRIGADE. ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS. Superintendent A. Morrison presided at the 31st. annual meeting of the Hawera ' Volunteer Fire Brigade. Service honours presented were: Firemen V» Powell and L. Milroy, five years medals; Foreman E. Hart and Fireman H. Pettett, two years service bars; Firemen R. Gates and F. Gray, three years certificates. Owing to their work taking them away from the district Firemen G. Perrett and G. Murphy resigned and Firemen R. Duncan and J. Moore joined the brigade. Congratulations were extended to Firemen V. Powell and H. Pettett, both having joined tire ranks of the benedicts. In brigade competitions Deputy-Superin-tendent J. Zinsli again won the Osborn® Cup. The election of officers resulted: Chairman, Superintendent A. Morrison; vicechairman and treasurer, Deputy-Super-intentent J. Zinsli; secretary, Fireman L. Warner; social, committee, Foreman T. Dowdle, Firemen V. Powell, L. Milroy and H. Pettett. PRAISE FOR MALE CHOIR. MR. E. SHORT’S COMMENDATION. The following letter from Mr. Ernest Short, the Wellington baritone, has been received by the Hawera Male Choir:— “Would you kindly convey to your conductor (Mr. Webb) and your choir my kind regards and say how much I enjoyed their work. I may say that for such a small gathering of men your male choir is a credit to Hawera. I would suggest that you try to get more tenors. I consider that a weakness, which, if remedied, would make your choir fifty per cent, better. I was agreeably surprised. .The unaccompanied items were a feature of the evening. Each one that night was tested on a violin, and not once did the choir drop in tone. The balance was excellent, attack and release very good, and I feel sure that with plenty of practice your choir would go a long way to be beaten. I enjoyed their singing very much indeed,” HAWERA GOLF CLUB DRAW. SATURDAY’S BOGEY HANDICAP. Saturday players taking part in the bogey handicap match arranged by the Hawera Golf Club for this week have been drawn as follow:— 12.20 p.m., Whitehead and Lawn; 12.25, ladies; 12.30, ladies; 12.35, Anderson, Tonks, Ryan; 12.40, Baigent, O’Callaghan, Sandford; 12.45, McDonald, Death and Robinson; 12.50, Ritchie, Elliott, Cambie; 12.55, Chisholm, Gibson, R. L. Good; 1 p.m., A. E. Tarrant, Jenkins, Cleme; 1.5, S. Anderson, Sturrock, Colson; 1.10, A. Sagar, Tennent, Turner; 1.15, C. Harrison, Jordan, L. Walker; 1.20, Fountain, McAnerin, Paine; 1.25, Vinmcombe, Lewes, R. J. Goodson; 1.30, Walkley, Giblin, Ogle; 1.35, Wames, Caselberg, J. Tarrant; 1.40, Lendrum, Slater, Bright, 1.45, D C. Ryan, Braithwaite, Stead; 1.50, Better G. W. Williams, McCarthy; 1.55, Coleman, Fendall, Hulbert; 2 p.m., N. Jones, Hulbert, Diver; 2.5, ladies. The following will start from the Bth tee; 12.40 p.m., Findlay, Dunlop, Stott; 12 45, Bull, Kerr, Hay-Mackenzie; 12.50, Pease, McKenzie, McWilliams; 1 p.m., Veale, Sagar and Nelson; 1.5, Strat.on. Lennon, Wake. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS., Smith and Trim, Ltd., will offer tomorrow, at 11 a.m. sharp, I in the premises on comer of High ana : Union Streets, Hawera, an a< r co?^ t o f £ i H J. Grieve and Co. They will be of--1 fe’red in one lot at first and if not sold will be divided. _ w awera fb-Thg annual meeting of the Haw Jersey “Cattle, Club will be held m the Rewa Tea Rooms, Hawera, on Thursday I next, July 20, at 8 p.ttU .... *