TE KUITI NEWS.

Waikato Times, Volume 114, Issue 19065, 2 October 1933, Page 9

TE KUITI NEWS.

FROSTS AND CROP 3. Several heavy frosts have caused much destruction to early vegetable gardens. Sports Bodies. The Public Tennis Club Is reconditioning Its courts and the local Cricket Club l« pr n narlna- turf wickets In preparation Tor the coming season. The Methodist acinus Club is laying down another court. Theatro Re-constructed. The Empress Theatre, which was par11ally damaged by fire twelve months ago and "has since been out of commission, is being reconstructed. It Is the Intention or the new company to install a “movie” plant. Douglas Credit. A large audience assembled on Wednesday when Mr D. C. Davie, vice-president or the Douglas Social Credit Association, delivered an interesting address. Mr Heath Mason, president of the local brannch, presided. Native Land Settlement. At a special meeting of the To Kuitt Native Land Settlement Committee a simple proposed policy for the immediate settlement of all Idle native land suitable for subdivision and close, settlement was presented by Mr G. Elliott. The proposals, which were adopted by the meeting, would, It was claimed, If put inlo Immediate clTect, he a complete solution of the existing Idle native land problem. meeting of Crodltors. At a meeting of creditors of ,T, n. Morion, land agent, Mr A. H. Mossman, l'or bankrupt, made an olfer of a cash payment or £OSO lo creditors by way of a final dividend to facilitate a clearance. it was resolved lo accept the oiler.