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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13433, 21 July 1911, Page 7

The Auckland oyster aheason closes next week, so those desiring to send iu their final orders should communicate with the Customs without delay. Residents in the vicinity of Bignell Street, Gouville, complain that the pcarific danger was in evidence there on Sunday la-st, when an accident was narrowly averted. Tlie Gonville Bowling Club’s green is looking well, and the grass is coming on exceedingly, notwithstanding the frosts which have been experienced. Good pro. gresfi is also being made with the ladies’ croquet court, which adjourns the greet), and both grounds should be in good order in time for the opening of tho season The pavilion is iu course of erection, and is situate between the green and tho court, and will he divided into two apart, meats, available for both ladies and gentlemen. The grounds when completed will be a credit to the now club. "o the hour of going to press the police had met with no success in their search for (he missing young man, Mr W. J. Hartcher, who disappeared on Wednesday. Miss Hartcher doubts that her brother routemplatod taking his life, and believes he went out for a walk early on Wednesday morning. She would he grad if anyone whose business takes them out in the early morning, and who may have seen her brother, would communicate with her at 129, Glasgow Street, in the hope that this may throw some light on the direction he took when he left the house. The missing young fellow is of medium height, dark-complexion, and clean-shaven.