BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 23, 28 January 1933, Page 3

BULLS

THE PICTURES This evening “Paradise Island,” a romantic South Sea musical comedy, will be shown at Bulls. A number of haunting song hits are included in thc production, and the leading roles are taken by Kenneth Harlan, Al arccline Day, Tom Santschi and Paul Hurst. CRICKET An interesting week-end match will be played on the Domain, between Bulls and Factory elevens. The game ”Hll start at 2 p.m. GENERAL NEWS Miss Z. Ralfe, of Bulls, has been appointed to thc teaching staff of the Marton Junction School. The Bulls Defence Rifle Club wtll hold the usual competition matches this firing at 300 yards and at 600 yards. OBITUARY The death occurred at Bulls yesterday morning of John Archer Bell, a highly respected member of the community, who had been engaged in farming here for about 22 years. Born in Aloneymore, Deyric, Ireland, 53 years

ago, he came to Feilding, and then on to Bulls ? where he leased a property on Parewanui Road. Later on he secured a small place in Johnstone Street, and made a very nice home there, but a few months ago he was stricken witn an ailment which defied medical ability. He leaves a widow, for whom great sympathy is felt. There were no children, but two nephews of deeeased, Alcssrs Andrew and William Fleming, live at Alakowhai. Interment will take place to-day, the funeral leaving his late residence at 1.30 p.m. for Feilding cemetery.