TEMUKA

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19515, 14 June 1933, Page 5

TEMUKA

UNEMPLOYMENT CAMP. Six single men from Timaru, with a cook, went into an unemployment camp at Clandeboye yesterday. The camp is under the control of the Crown Lands Department by arrangement with the Unemployment Board, and the men will be engaged in draining Crown land in the district. HOCKEY. The following will represent the Winchester Ladies’ hockey team to play against Geraldine at Winchester on Thursday, at 2.30. M. Lawlor, K. Gunnion, D. Priddle, C. Jackson, M. Sherborne, G. Sherborne, M. Blissett, E. Blissett, M. DeRenzy, J. Cunningham, D. Opie, K. O’Neil, P. South. TEMUKA R.S.A. The Committee of the Temuka R.S.A. met on Monday evening, Mr J King presiding. As the secretary (Mr P. E. Kyne) was absent, Mr A. R .Beck was appointed to take the minutes. The president reported that during the month land and pension cases had been dealt with successfully. The wood cut last winter was still selling well, but there had been no delivery to the Railway Department yet. Mr T. D. Burnett, M.P., wrote enclosing a cheque for £6 towards a meat fund for the unemployed, providing that that amount is subsidised by £3 from the Association. Mr C. L. Fraser also donated £l, and a vote of thanks to both donors was The president reported having attended the annual re-unions of the South Canterbury and Geraldine branches and the Milford-Clandeboye Sub-branch. The following were elected new members: —Messrs D. J Cornelius, C. J. Snow, G. T. Wardell, T. Muir, R. Upton, F. Ruddenklau. J. Chalmers and R. Ashwell. It was decided to hold the annual e-union on July 20th. It was agreed to carry on the scheme of wood-cutting as work for the un■mployed. The arrangements for headstones or the graves of 1 deceased soldiers vere left with the secretary. Headquarters wrote congratulating he branch on the annual report and balance sheet, also enclosing an .mount of £l6 19s 3d in settlement of in account for poppies plus 10/-, a ionation, toward the cost of erecting t. memorial tablet in the church at Vilton-on-Thames, England. Mr Evans was appointed delegate to epresent the branch at the annual Dominion Conference. On the motion of Messrs T. H. Langford and W. F. Evans it was iecided not to support a remit from he Auckland branch regarding the oranch taking an active part in •eneral politics. BASKETBALL. The following are the Temuka foung Women’s teams for Thursday: Senior (v. Pleasant Point, Domain No. 1, at 3 p.m.)—E. Dale, C. Kay, B. Cook, R. Davis, K. Lyon, L. Radford. At. Ives, J. Douglas. Z. Poultney. Senior B. (v. Winchester, Domain No. 3, at 3 p.m.)—M. Davis, G. Cain, J. McLeod, E. Clark, L. Taylor, D. Clinch, W. Wright, I. Ives, G. Boyle. Junior A. (v. Young Women’s 8., Domain No. 2, at 2.30)—D. Lyon, M lameron, R. Clark, N. Hutcheson, D. 3uzan, N. Forester. Junior B. (v. Young Women’s A., Domain No. 2, at 2.30)—H. Priddle, O. Jaelachlan, E. Edgeler, I. Waters. C. Mallett, M. Scowan, E. Weaver, M. .Vhitford. M. Mitchell. Emergency, B. Duncan. The following will represent Kerryown v. Pleasant Point at Kerrytown, it 2.30.—M. Foley, A. Peebles, M. Valsh, K. Scott, M. Scanned, S. Driscoll, V. Foley, A. Driscoll. N. Lawlor ■captain). B. Foley, K. Burns. Milford (v. Geraldine United) at .lilford—M. McCully, G. Lyall, H J arris J. Aker, M. McCormick, J. McCully, E. Jones, C, Carter, B. Woodhead, P. Seward, M. Parke. GENERAL NEWS. Twelve degrees of frost were regisered in Temuka yesterday morning. The day, though fine, was very cold ; A fire in a drum of tar at the residence of Mr L. F. Robins, Denmark Street, was quickly quelled by the Temuka Volunteer Fire Brigade at loon yesterday. PERSONAL. Miss H. Harris, Orakipaoa, Temuka vho has' been the guest of Mrs G. N Watson, “The Vicarage," Opawa. Christchurch, will return home to-day Mr Keith Mclntosh, Christchurch, 3 visiting Temuka. Mr E Cholerton proprietor of Johi ti. Procter's, Ltd the Premier Optl ;ians. Chri'tchurch will next be visit ng Temuka on July Bth Appoint nents can now be made by ringing the J F.S Dispensary No 240 M ITCHING PILES CURED. The Zann Double Absorption Pile .'reatment offers you the most scientific remedy. A Napier resident testifies that Zann has given him relief from itching piles. He now feels like a new man, and has told other suf'erers of this wonderful treatment. Why not try Zann at our expense? We will mail a generous trial treatment :n plain wrapper, if you mention this aaper and send sixpence in stamps for jacking and postage. Address Zann Proprietary, Box 952. Wellington. Booklets and stocks of Zann obtainable from L. J. Williamson, Prescription Chemist, Timaru.