WAIPAWA WOMEN’S INSTITUTE.

Waipawa Mail, Volume LXII, Issue 39, 11 March 1935, Page 2

WAIPAWA WOMEN’S INSTITUTE.

ANNUAL MEETING. There was a good attendance at the annual meeting 7 of the Waipawa Women’s Institute on Friday afternoon in the Concert Hall. In the absence of the president, Mrs F. Adeane presided. A vote of sympathy with Mrs Bibby in her illness was adopted and the hope expressed that she would have a speedy recovery. The secretary, Mrs H. M. Preston, presented the report of the past year’s activities, together with the balance-sheet, showing a credit balance of £7 9s 6d.—The report and balance-sheet were adopted, members being of opinion that a very satisfactory position was shown. Regret was expressed by members that Mrs Bibby, who has been president of the Institute for some years, has found it necessary, on account of her health, to retire from that office. Musical honors wer accorded Mis Bibby for her services to the Institute in the office of president. Votes of sympathy were passed to Mesdames Scarrott, Ireland and Kerr, who are at present patients in the district hospital, and also to Mis Hakawai, in the sad loss suffered by

PERSONAL JgL The many friends who is a patient iu Y r * pital, will regret tol state of health shocks ment. Mrs J. A. Kerr, \ an underwent a very in the District Her condition is caL** grave anxiety. ing& lil General and Lae a ® r ' ' ‘ Waipukurau on Sr l entertained at bers of the Ketum.., eiation. >ll tint i Ht Mr V. E. Douglir a n ei' •* Waipawa County. lia-Lpe*' li! that he has passed tJ o ue 10 rion for Associate V|,' er# ■ Institution of Ci\ il land. At to-day' - ott y,- i lii Council the chain,as Paulsen) referred ip j;a y terms to Mr I)ou«j n resolution extend . }, ; >t man hearty congratulatio^on' cil was adopted. ; . —nbei di CRICKtm FARMERS v‘^i A cricket match . tJ<? a 1110 selected from the H'jL rw j .0 of the Hawke’s Ha a members of the \i'B g L. on < Lodge was [flayed one £ Ol during the week-end A occupied the crease, g £ oru nr only able to knock eluding 11 extra ,£stet m r< only double-figure oun tj' tc ’Hooper, Verran, HiC divided the wiekeN. Cori" visit to the wieke jgpudie l knocked up 106 iui urm* 1 contributors being \ f tim l 1 25, Stephens 22, .lei, )j ba< g With a deficiency ( ng.7 Tli Farmers ’ were lee j V es|ha their first effort, hi . but it of for 55, C. White d (15) and R. W B h o uf double figures. Tht r man m cured his total in two«J and Hooper was again ie ndm" the ball, Verran ujfa adi assisting. the eh Requiring only 1C against ‘ ‘ Buffs ’ ’ reversed tie busen batting, and secure Aed bv number of runs with be don wicket. Continuinei, home [flayers eclips. [aerate rungs score and ran 1 irtber last wicket fell. Tie® not were Hooper 45, C. Vrebate Jensen 17, Stephens, 1 the u Higgs 11. Piki was: adjucessful bowler lor tht, the clt