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Wairarapa Age, 22 March 1935, Page 4

The Oddfellows junior team to play High School at High School to-morrow is as follows:—Pool, Wright, Sturgeon, 5 Torrance, Knowles, Minifle, Smith, Cross, Coleman, Murdoch, Read. Emergencies: Wickens, Norman. P Fatal head injuries were received t yesterday by Henry Wigley, a labourer, p married, who resided at 59 Forth [ Street, Dunedin, through falling from ( a tram in Princess Street, opposite the i Strand Theatre. He was admitted to . hospital at 5.30 p.m. and died two and . a half hours later.—(P.A.) i The Masterton Borough Council no- • tify residents that the district elec- • tors’ roll is now in course of completion and will definitely close at 5 p.m. > on Wednesday, April 3. Enrolment i forms may be at the council offiee, Chapel Street. Persons who ne- '■ gleet to enrol may forfeit the right to Vote at the forthcoming election. A handsome array of challenge and miniature cups, rose bowls, medals and other trophies to be competed for this season by members of the Masterton Harrier Club is at present on display in one of the windows of Mr. L. Hack’s shop, Queen Street. Inter-club as well as club trophies are exhibited and interesting items are two medals won by members of the club at the first Wellington Provincial cross-country championships. A heroic attempt to rescue a woman who had jumped from a railway bridge near Hamilton yesterday morning was made by W. Tudhope, who noticed her plight and swam to her assistance. Mr. Tudhope, who lives on the river bank, was told on the telephone by a friend further up the river that a woman was floating down the river and calling out for help. Mr. Tudhope immediately rushed down a steep bank from the house to the river clothed in his pyjamas. He saw the woman floating down over threequarters of the way across the river and immediately plunged in and swam towards her. As he was nearing her she sank twice, and just before he reached her she sank again and did not reappear. The woman’s name is understood to be Mrs. P. Campbell, of Francis Street, Claudelands. Fur coat for sale. Standard car crank handle lost. Furnished flat or bach wanted. Black and white sheep dog lost. Three-roomed house, Lansdowne, to lot. Youth for dairy farm, Martinborough, wanted. Greyhound, also Spaniel, wanted for small rabbit pack. Perpetual Forest Bond, 1925 planting, for sale. Board offered in refined home to business lady or gentleman. Grey’s Cash and Carry butchery advertises week-end specials in choice meats.

Mr. H. J. Wakeman, Cash Grocer, Pine Street, advertises Friday and Saturday specials in the wanted column.

The Arts and Crafts announce the arrival of superb Glory Boxes, exquisite Trouseau Nighties and charming handworked linen.

Mr. Raymond Lee, A.N.Z.T.A., Registered Architect, elsewhere invites tenders for the erection of a residence at “Pakowai,” Waihoki Valley Road, Tiramea, for the estate of the late Charles Liverton.