Health Stamp Campaign

Waipukurau Press, Volume XXX, Issue 275, 26 November 1935, Page 4

Health Stamp Campaign

In commo'nl with other towns in New Zealand, Waipukurau will hold -a street day appeal for fun dis -for the childtail’s health camps. The matron of the hospital (Miss H. M. Turnbull) has kindly agreed t-o provide nurses as collectors. The appeal will bo made to-morrow, Election Day, and the Wai(p'ukujrau public are earnestly invited to help this very worthy object. Badges will be presented to contributors. Waipawa Bowling

The following are the results of the bowling matches played on the Waipawa green on Saturday last:—Clark, Fletcher, Ashby 17; Barrie, Harker, Holt, 12. F. Holt, junr., Dailey 24; August, Walker 22. In .a match for the Central H.B. Buttons, Fraser’s team (holdlens) -successfully staved off a challenge by Patterson’s team, <fihc scores being: Cossar, Petlferck, "Harkin, Fraser, 30; Hill, Kingston, Chisholm, Patterson 12. Over the weekend a rink from Omiaruniui visrited Waipawa and playied a game with a local rink, -the result being as follows: Petherick,- Chisholm, Dailey, Fraser, 28; Omarunui: Goldiinlg,' Murdoch, Smyrk, Harker 20.

Alleged “Touting.” An allegation made by the Hon. J. G. Coates on Wednesday evening that Mr. W. E. Barnard, Labour candidate for Napier, was “touting for votes” with his rehabilitation promises was replied to Mr. Barnard at his Port Ahuriri meeting. "The statement of the allocation of profits from he last art union,” he said, "discloses the fact that Mr. Coates obtained financial assistance for seven different public halls, six of which are in the Kaipara electorate and the other on the border—and yet he accuses me of touting for votes.” Mr R. A. Dickson, ftjhe rjepresent’ative of Messrs Azzqpjardi and Holland., opticians, Napier and Hastings, is to pay a further vijsit (to. Waipnkurau on December 3, in the rooms of Mr S. E. i Salter.