R.S.A. BALL AT BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 143, 20 June 1939, Page 10

R.S.A. BALL AT BULLS

(Own Correspondent • BULLS. June 19. • As advertised, the Bulls R.S.A. ball j will be held in the Town Hall. Bulls. I on Wednesday evening and strong ■ committees have arrangements weE ; in hand. A special feature is the engagement of Phil Campbell’s Dam e ■ Band, late of Australia, and a vocal- ; ist from 2GB. Sydney. This ball is ! the outstanding one of the year and ' attracts dancers from over a wide area. OBITUARY The death occurred on Sunday evening, after a short illness, of Mrs. M. Rule, an old and respected lady, who lived here for some years. Sympathy is felt for the bereaved ones, three sons and a daughter. Interment will take place at Bulls on ; Tuesday afternoon. ANOTHER MOTOR SMASH SLIPPERY APPROACH TO BRIDGE Bulls Bridge has been very much “in the news’’ lately, and another car came to grief at. the south end on Friday last, a Wanganui motorist approaching from the direction of i Palmerston North finding the structure, a one-way one, blocked by an- ' other car. and his brakes not holding ! on the slippery approach, a new car ! was forced into the end of the bridge, , considerable damage resulting to the i radiator and super-structure of the • vehicle. Motorists have been warned j repeatedly of the danger of skidding, > both on the bridge and on the down- i hill southern approach, but the toll of the car still continues, and in wet or frosty weather the trouble will not be removed until a new two-way bridge is erected to carry the heavy traffic using this important main highway.