HUNTERVILLE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 144, 20 June 1931, Page 15

HUNTERVILLE

PERSONAL 1 I Mr T. A. Duncan has been re npJ pointed school commissioner at Otairi .School. Mr W. K. Morton, bilverhope, has been elected to the council of the Hereford Breeders’ Association. The many friends of Mr W. O’Brien will be sorry to learn that he is in hospital. I Miss Fagot mis taken up duty at I Mangaonoho Post Oflice in succession | to Mr Stewart, resigned. While playing for Rangitikri <.u Wednesday Les. Simons injured his shoulder and Mclntyre injured his ankle. Mr H. G. Hume, inspector of the Bank of New Zealand, was on an official visit, to Hunterville this week. There were 8u applicants for thi position of town clerk of the Borough of Wairoa. At a meeting of the council (>n .Monday the number was reduced to three and these were interviewed yesterday. Mr W. A. Bowick. town clerk of Hunterville. was in the final, but he wired to Hunterville yesterdav j afternoon that 1 he “ran second.” Mr 1 Bowick will return to Hunterville toFOOTBAJ.L \thJeti. v. Rata, at Marton W. F | Gibbons . old Boys v. Bulls, at Bulls |(l‘. H. Leonard >. Haleoinbe v. Huni tervillc. at Haleombe (D. Westwood . | Hunterville team to be selected I'roni: ,1. Stewart. I’eddie, Cameron, I Whettoii. Barre. Hayward, Watt, Walker. Graham. I‘otaka, <Mclntyre, jT. Melnt.xie. Bartlett. Parkes. 1,. Sio«- | art. S. Still. Watt. Third. Hutitcrvilie i. Athletic at Hunter- ' ville (C. lllston . Team to bo selected from: still, | Long, Young, IL Gordon. Holford. | Shaw. Bute me nt. Hall. Bartlett, G Wright, Pritchard. Barnes, Loveridge Parkes C. Wright, Taylor, Dalziell. Old Boys a bye.