TE AROHA

Waikato Times, Volume 114, Issue 19066, 3 October 1933, Page 3

TE AROHA

LABOUR DAY SPORTS. At a meeting or the Cycling and AthIct'c Club Mr S. n. George, tale or Waliara, was appointed treasurer. In place or Mr A. i„ Willis, resigned. It was decided to install the naker timing and Judging device ror the chopping events. Disappointment was expressed that the Waihi Athletic (Mill) had been granted a permit Tor sports on Labour Day by the Northern Athletic Union, as a number or Waihi compelitors were in the habit or visiting To Amlin on that day. Relief Committee. At the fortnightly meeting or the local roller committee the distribution committee reported that r> t families were receiving rations of meat and IS orders for groce’ies had been Issued. Tlie secretary ■dated sulllrieiit cattle were on band for [lie next three or four weeks. I! was decided to make an appeal to farmers for urtlier gilts or seed potatoes. Vital Statistics. The following are Hie To Arolia vital statistics for the September quarter, the llgures for the same period lasi year being In parentheses: —births, tn (Hi); marriages, 10 (7): deaths, S (0). A Salutary Fine.

At the Magistrate's Court on Monday, before Messrs .1. Clothier and c.. Hedge, j’s.p.. a llt'st offender, whose name was ordered to lie. .suppressed, was charged with 'being found Intoxicated while it) ••barge or a car. Accused pleaded guilty, tint asged lor leniency on account of good character, and the fact that lie was tired alter driving all day. A line of £7 and costs was imposed.