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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16943, 18 January 1923, Page 7

The new Brighton Boy Scouts, under Scoutmaster G. W. Bishop, will arrive home to-night at 6.30 o’clock from their three weeks' trek through North Canterbury. During the trek they visited Glentui. the Waimakari *i Gorge and other places. They left Oxford their return to New Brighton on Monday. Bather a novel scheme for raising funds is being employed on the .Mangate para soldiers’ settlement, where the settlers are desirous of erecting a hall. Each farmer has promised to rear a call, or donate its equivalent value, for the hall funds. The animals will later on lie collected and sold, the amount realise : to We used for the ejection of a hall. It is. expected to raise £IOO d> this, means. Mr E. T\ Ha sell, who has occupied a prominent position in .Rugby football affairs in Canterbury lor many vears. has been appointed secretary of the Crown Brewery Company. Mr Hasell first represented the province in 1909. and subsequently lie played for the South Island and New Zealand. During the war lie was a member of the service team that played in England and afterwards toured South Africa. On his return to the Dominion he represented the South Island and also played in the New Zealand team that toured Australia two years ago. He has been a member of the Morivale Club for many years, and lor some time was a member of the Management Cotnniittee of the Canterbury Rugbj Union.