Napier

New Zealand Tablet, 10 September 1908, Page 14

Napier

(From our own correspondent.)

August 30.

Inspector Dwyer has been appointed to take charge in Napier in place of Inspector MacDonnell, who is retiring from the service.

The Young Men's Catholic Club have taken over the Port stall at the coming bazaar.

Mr. T. Barry was presented by the employees of the Gas Company on the eve of his marriage to Miss N. Sylvester with a handsome marble clock suitably inscribed, the presentation being made by the manager. "v" v -

Should bachelors be taxed?' was the subject for debate at "the Catholic Young Men's Club last Thursday. Mr. J. W. Coe led the affirmative, while Mr. T. Cunningham led on the negative side. The speeches were most creditable. At the conclusion of the debate the chairman (Mr. R. P. Clarkson, M.A.) awarded the honors to the affirmative side.