WAIMATE.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18352, 24 August 1929, Page 3

WAIMATE.

JUBILEE MEMORIAL WINDOWS. There are now on view in the shop of Mi F. Nash, two coloured drawings of memorial windows, to be placed in St. Paul’s Methodist Church. One of these designs represents the Methodist memorial to fallen soldiers. The whole work will be carried out in leadlights, as it was not within the bounds of possibility to consider stained glass. Still, each window will possess a beauty and a dignity that will make it a fitting memorial for those whom it is intended to honour. The trustees are providing the windows, but a general appeal is to be made for funds to bring the exterior and interior of the church into keeping with the newly erected windows. Brigadier M. M. Gardner. Commandant for the South Island, is to be invited to unveil the soldiers’ window. REPRESENTATIVE RUGBY. The following have been selected to represent Waimate against South Canterbury next Thursday, and against Upper Waitaki on Saturday, August 31st:— Campbell Blackaby Whelan Veitch Proctor O’Neill Foley H. Loper Forsyth Veitch Borrie Willetts Tyne Grylls Emergencies— Forwards: A. Boyd, Joyce, Pearce, Bartlett; backs: Gray, Hodges. Bayne. Barclay. Practice will be held on Monday and Tuesday nights at Manchester Park at 7.30. NOTES. In an endeavour to obtain a business “pull.” a story has been circulated in the district in reference to the investments of a certain man well known in local dairy circles. The story is the subject of a disclaimer advertisement on the front page of this issue. At the Waimate Savage Club’s Jubilee Korero on Wednesday, the Savages will stage a programme in keeping with its high reputation. SIX ACRES HIGH QUALITY LAND. With good 5-Roomed House in FirstClass Order, within Two Miles Town. £750 THE LOT. Search the district for better prospective value. Can arrange ridiculously easy terms. FORBES WALLACE. Box 47 Waimate.