HUNTERVILLE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 241, 12 October 1931, Page 11

HUNTERVILLE

' MAGISTRATE’S COURT l Mr R. M. Watson, S.M., presided at the monthly sitting or Hunterville Court on Friday. In a civil case L. J. T. McManaway obtained judgment for £l6 against Nellie Smith, with costs 10s. Two men from Rata were charged with theft of turkeys and one with from Porewa with mischief. The charge arose from shooting of turkeys on tho property of JMr D. Rowe. The first two were fined £3 and costs 10s, and ordered to pay for one turkey each at 15s per bird. The third man was fined £2 and costs 10s, and ordered to pay for one bird at 15s. The magistrate said this was not the first case of shooting turkeys and the court must take a serious view of the offence. A tenancy case in which T. Hammond sought to obtain possession of a dwelling occupied by E. J. Samuels, was adjourned till next court day, the defendant agreeing to move out in the meantime. PERSONAL Mr and Mrs W. H. Millward and Mr Athol* Millward, Wellington, are spending the week end in Wanganui.

FANCY DRESS BALL.

, A GREAT SUCCESS. J The annual fancy dress ball held by r Hunterville school on Friday night was k a huge success, the children as usual having a really happy time. The costumes were pretty and. original and the 3 many and varied colours transformed 3 the hall into a picturesque scene. ‘ Music for tho children’s dances was supplied by Mrs. F. J. Butement and 3 Mis s M. Thompson. A splendid supper 3 was dispensed under the supervision of • Mrs. Pitchaithly, aided by many others. s At the conclusion of the children’s f dancing adults took the floor and oldr time and modern dancing continued un- • til the early hours of the morning, 7 music being supplied by Mrs. Bute- • ment, Mr. W’. Howe and Mr. C. W. Ancell, while an extra was played by 3 Mr. A. B. Abel. The whole proceedings went through 7 with a swing reflecting great credit o-u 1 the teachers and children alike, while 1 the committee left nothing undone which would add to the enjoyment of f the evening. 1 The following were the fancy • dresses:— Girls.—Margaret Moir, Butterfly; 1 Jessie Gordon, Spanish Dancers; Nellie 1 Wills', Columbine; Hazel Clarke, Lift > Girl; Elsie Lloyd, Hawaiian Girl; Mary ) McLachlan, Folly; Joan Cunningham, ■ Swiss Girl; June Horn, Jester; Eileen Bridge, Christmas Cracker; Joan Moon, Pierrette; Ruth Moir, Sunset; Pat I Jones, Beach Girl; Alma Millar. F Folly; Jean Harve, Night; Lorna t Barnes, Chrysanthemum; Janet StratF ford, Gypsy; Phyllis Millar, Oranges j and Lemons; Elsie Wright, Pierrette; s Nancy Taylor, Ruination; Norma - Howe, Night; Noeline Cosgrave, Pat- ’ riotic; Joan Wills, Japanese Girl; i Jessie McLachlan, Japanes'' Girl; Molly O’Leary, Early Victorian; Beverley i Clark, A Cracker; Ruth Taylor, A s Noted Person; Christine Bull, Gypsy; ‘ Fay Jones, Little Bo Peep; Dell Follas, Sweet Violet; Joan Klue, Rainbow; 1 Margaret Hardy, Harow Girl; Rewa - Hallwood, Gypsy; Evelyn Kilmister, 1 Tulip; Doris Nicholsou, Pierrette; . Maisie McLachlan, Waitress; Betty s Kilmister, Fairy; Heather McLachlan, Summer; Eileen Floyd, Columbine; Cora Howe, Suurays; Gladys Dillon, Fairy; Joyce McLachlan, Japanese i Girl; Nellie Dillon, Sprites of the i Night; June Follas, Doll; Ethel Lord, ’ Forget-Me-Not; Valerie Nicholson, But- • terfly; Jean Campbell, Butterfly; Joy Petherick, French Doll; Joycelyn Jones, Lampshade; Evelyne Jones’ Snowwhite; Ray Hardy, Grace Darling; Shirley Hardy, Maid; June Wilson, Daffodil; Audrey Thompson, Work-bag-Joyce Hatfull, Pink Lady; Pat Gordon Butterfly; Eva Bridge, Rose; Violet Collins, Bee; Barbara JMoir, Fairy; Gwen Fairbrother, and Noeline jI ox, Two Little Girls in Blue; Betty Taylor. Schoolgirl; Jean McLachland, Butterfly; Pamela Jones, Sprite; Frances Southey, Baby; Betty Moore. Old English Lady; Hilda Knuth, Balloon; Jean Shakleton, Japanese Lady; Dulcie Bryce, Balloon Girl; (Dorothy* Hardie. I Elizabethan Lady; Lois and Ruth [Weston, Islanders; Jean and Sybil Pletcher, Fairies. Gc ;’ r se Gosgrave, ••Kiltie,”; Donald Elvidgc, Balkan Peasant: Neil Gordon, Tommy Atkins; Willie Wills, Indian; Percy Holford, Cricketer; Ray Nicholson, Bandit; Jack Nicholson Hawaiian- Jtervyu Stratford, Tennis J layer; Ken. .Sutton, Tennis Player.lames Cosgrare, Tennis Player; John V IC V' l f !r ’ lia - V Uu keson, Pirate; Keith Hatfull, Indian; Ron. Uc.Laehlau, Wounded Soldier; Erie Nicholson, ln Giimpbell. Black Cat; William Howe, Indian; Henry TemperM W T b ° y :, J ° hn rl °3 d - Indian; fie 1 P^ ICL^ h Pa « c B °y; Le “ «nt- ;, a i , Pierro ; Douglas Holford, Pirate; led Lord 1 Cter Pan; Adrian Meads, UMaehi J ‘“ Moir > Chinaman; Douglas McLachlan. Toy Soldier: Erie TemperBel'u. , p ,Uan; . Krauk B “tfnll, Crystal Bells, Roy Jones, Baker; Vivian raWßov William Ra!n6 > -riuar Box; Hary Cosgrave, JoekeiGordon O’Leary, Indian; J ~, wills’ I ; a [-hinel ■; Jaek Klue, Pierrot; Bill; Pierrot- h " h WHnnison, iwrrot, Henry Clark, Mr. Baevv Breeches; Thomas Dougherty, Chinaman; Alex Williamson, A Sprite; Morns Henwood, Footballer; John Cunningham, French Student; Roger Wes ton. E tan Ice Cream.