TEMUKA.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 9 April 1927, Page 4

TEMUKA.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) PIPE BAND. Tho annual meeting of the Teinuka Pipe Band was held in the Hands' Hall, Pipe Sergeant 44. Harrison being in the chair. The fifteenth annual report expressed regret at the death of Mr Robert Macaulay, scar., who had been a trustee of tho hand since it came into existence in 1911. The financial statement showed that the Band’s account at the Post_ Office Savings Bank stood at £23 5s 2d, and there was a sum of £sl 5s 8d in tho Bank of Now Zealand, making a total of £74 10s lOd. The assets were set down at £153 5s 4d. The following office-bearers wore elected: —Trustees, Messrs T. Guniiioii, AV. F. Evans, and J. Macaulay. PipeMajor Cargo, Pipe-Sergeant Harrison, and .Drum-Major Edgar were re-elected, tho first-named also being re-elected secretary and treasurer. The executive committee was appointed as follows : —Pipe-Major Cargo, Pipe-Sergeant Harrison, Drum-Ser-geant H. Walker, Pipers Macdonald and G. Fletcher.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. The first nominations in connection with the municipal election were lodged with tim returning officer, Mr A. J. McPherson, yesterday. They were as follows: — Mayoralty. George Blair ‘Cartwright (present Mayor), nominated b.v E. Blacktnore, Jas. Simpson. H. .Mealy, T. F. McGarva, 11. H. Hutchison, S. Shepherd, Geo. llancox, 11. B. Comer, Agnes Elder and Sarah Martin. Borough Council. Ernest liinion Cooper, sour., nominated bv W. G. Aspinall, and Dr. E. A.

Scanned. TENNIS CLUBfI The following is the team to play Albury. at Temuka, commencing 1.30 p.m. sharp - Ladies —.Misses Purdom, Slattery, Davidson, Twomey, Brcmner and Mrs Laurenson. _ L T c j. Men—Harrison. Grant, J. Smart, Ritchie, Simes and Muir. PERSONAL. Mr T. V. Griffiths, M.A., Mus.Bnc. director of music, m the Training College at Christchurch, has been appointed adjudicator for the school choirs’ competitions.

NOTES. Entries in connection with the Tenmka Bicycle and Athletic Club s Faster snorts carnival close with the secretary' Mr D. O’Connor, this evening at 5 (’dock Thi result of the Druids Tug-of-war Art Union, appears on the front page. Mr ,J. A. .Meek, advertises, thai he is available to overhaul,, tractors, oil engines, and machinery. Orders can be o left at the C.F.C.A. PICTURES TO-NIGHT. The growing disregard for the laws of the land, and the effect of this \wqn children, inspired Mrs Wallace ReM m her greatest production, ‘Broken Laws ” a master picture to bo screened at Temuka to-night. “Broken Laws is a virile throbbing drama ot to-uay, which will interest everyone.' It points the way to better citizensh.p, and clearly outlives tho necessity of teaching children obedience and respect for the laws. One of the finest casts m years interprets this picture. Included are Mrs Wallace Renl, Percy Marmont, anil Virginia l.oe .Corb-n. 1 J" porting pictures include a to azette, scenic, and a good cogiedy.