TEMUKA.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 24 November 1924, Page 5

TEMUKA.

(From Oar Own Correspondent.)

CALEDONIAN SOCIETAL A meeting of tho directors of the Tomuka Caledonian boeiety was hold on Iriday evening, there Doing presen Messrs J. floury tprcsiuent;, 1. ndgo, J. Burns, L. J. Oiaut, Geo. liigmbouom. D. O’Connor, \\. H. McMillan, it. Macaulay, junr., anu C. Booth (secretary). Apologies were received irom Messrs 1. E. bhieis, u. White, Geo Thomson, A. liam, «J. bYoung, and J. Ereday. , Mr J. T. Smart, director ot the Technical School, wrote for a donation to tho classes. —The matter was held ever until after the sports meeting. Officials in connection with the Boxing JJay sports were appointed as tollows ' Referee, Mr J. henry; hanchcapper, Mr C. E. hassall • starter Mr \y j. Moore; lap scorer, Air I). W lute, ticket box, Messrs Geo. and E. 0. Hancox ■ Press steward. Mr J- i*isher; course steward, Mr fl, Hutcheson; competitors’ stewards, Messrs P. burndge and J. Burns; megaphone, Mi 11White; blackboard stewards, Messrs J. Paiki and D. O’Connor; assistant secretary, Mr C; Si Fisher; judges, cycling and running, Messrs A. B‘ tln > Grant \V. I 1". Evans, (L Clements, li. B. Strange, T. E. Sliiels, G. Migmbottom, and the president; wrestling, hammer, caber and stone, Air Ljsagn ; piping (Scotch dancing) and music, Mr Wi Bell and Mr R. .Macauley, senr.; competitors’ stewards for abo\o, It. Macaulay, junr.: jumping, Messrs Macaulay, J. Freddy, E. Ward and Geoi Higinbottom;, solf drinks, U. fl. Clements and assistant. , Mr T. G. • Smith's tender lor the sweets and ice cream stall was accepted. Mr G, Bryant’,s tender for a luncheon booth was accepted. It was agreed to accept the services of the Temuka Pipe Band. 'The motion passed at the- last mooting fixing tho price of admission to the sports was rescinded, and a motion that Is Hd be charged was carried. Complete arrangements for the Cinderella ball on Boxing night were made, and the meeting terminated.

.METHODIST GARDEN PARTY. Tho Tcmufe Methodist annual garden partv will be held at Dinting House (Mr E. Brown having again kindly placed his beautiful grounds at the disposal of the church lor the occasion') on r l ifursday next, jhe committees have arranged a very attractive programme, and the Lyric orchestra v.-id bo in attendance. This garden pariv has been held annually tor about thirty years, and one ol the most pleasant features or the function is the gathering together of lriends ot many years standing and the creation of liew friends to meet in the many years to come.