PATEA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 257, 29 October 1937, Page 10

PATEA

MAGISTRATE’S COURT John Allan, labourer, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 14 days’ imprisonment on a charge of vagrancy, by Messis E. F. Hemingway and W. F. Sheild, J.P.’s, in the Patea Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday. Constable Kelly, who arrested accused on Tuesday, gave evidence that Allan arrived in Patea last Friday, and since then had been camping out in the open amongst the lupins. He warned him to leave Patea e:i Sunday last, but he had turned up again. GOLI LADIES’ CLOSING DAY Enjoyable golf marked the closing tof the Patea ladies’ club on Wednesday, the Canadian foursome being won by Mrs F. Bostock and Miss N. • Hurley. Approaching and putting J was won by Mrs T. E. Roberts from a play-off with Misses Carey and Hurley, and long-driving was won by Miss K. Hurley. Miss L. Carey (vice-cap-tain) presented the trophies, and also made a presentation of a crystal

powder bowl to the secretary, Miss O. Adams, for her work during the past I season. Ladies’ and Men’s Match. From the following teams will be picked to play a ladies’ and men's match during the week-end: MesI dames Haddow, Mcßae, Honeyfield, I Roberts, Bostock, Gillon, Peacocke, j Cameron, Anderson, Broker, Misses i Adams, Barnes, Boyce, Carey, Clarke, I Gibson, Green, Hurley, Mawhinney, I McCarthy, Nelson, Petersc-n, O’Reilly, j Taylor, Tompkins. Wilson and Aim, i Messrs Adams, Gillon, Currie, Bos- | lock, Cardiff, Petersen, Corbett, Nor- | ris, Moore. Bly de, Boswell, Bcau- ; champ, Broker, Gilbert, Carey, I Spence, Fraser and Roots. OBITUARY j The death occurred in the Patea Hospital on Wednesday of Thomas Hurley, aged 64, third son of the late John and Ellen Hurley, of Whenuakura. Advertising can reduce selling costs and lessen the time in which a prod'4ct moves from factory to consumer.