Dear Sir,

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 36, 14 July 1939, Page 4

Dear Sir,

Letters to tjie Editor must be clearly written on one side of the paper. *Whfere & ' 'ntifa-dfe-plume is used the name of the writer must be enclosed for reference purposes only. - '

trawling at ohope

Sir % —So the man in charge of the trawler which raided Ohope Beach lately claims that he has every right to seine net (on an anchor) as close in shore as he chooses to go. On Sunday last he spent the whole day fishing in-shore—doing the beach frenx end to end. It is a shame that one man should be allowed to come and in one day wipe out the shore fishing of n< community—there are upwards of 300 dwellers at Ohope. That fishing should, in all fairness, be left for those dwellers. If such is the law then it should be altered. Surely the department is not aware of what is going on. A forty.foot boat can do as much damage as a sixty.foot boat. The net Is the same and that is what counts. Our member Mr Hultquist should see to it that the injustice to us be te-» moved. Yours etc, OHOPE RESIDENT. "Lover of Sports'' letter on the question of Sunday games, has been held over as unsuitable for publication. Misconception of the scriptures and the adoption of an individual viewpoint as though it could be applied in a general sense has raised an issue which we have no intention of opening to newspaper controversy. Ed.) *

DEBT CASES

MANY HOSPITAL BOARD CLAIMS Judgment by default was given in the following cases before Mr E. L. Walton S.M., in the Whakatanei •1 ' Magistrate's Court on Wednesday:— Wallace Supplies Ltd v G. Murray. £13 Os Id, costs £2 19s; Whakatana Paper Mills Ltd v W. G. L. Cadwallader £42 15s, costs M 3s 6d; same v Alan Frederick Morris £47 10s; Para Rubber Go. Ltd. v W. Yardley £2. costs £2 4s 6d; Whangapoa Store v G. Humphreys £17 7s sd, costs £2 16s; Bay of Plenty Hospital Board *v T. A. roste r £3 costs 8s: same v Albert Grace £9 6s, costs 13s; same v J. J. M. Archer £13 15,5 6d, costs £1 ss; F. B. Cutler v P. Pouwhare £2 15s, costs £2 18s 6d; Bay of Plenty Hospital Board v M. Ainsley £4 lsv costs 15s; same v John Bishop £4 13>» costs 13s; same v J. Brady £32 costs £2 6s; same v W. Chapman £1 16s, costs £1 2s: same v Gahu Haruru £7 Is, costs £1 10s: same v Ted Haua £25 4s, costs £2 Is; same v T. Hunt £4 7s, costs 8s; same v E. Jackso:* £15 Is 6d, costs £1 17s; same v J. Keepa £18, costs £2 14s; same v Starrley Malequin £12, costs £1 lis; same v William Maui £5 17s, costs £2 ss; Nora Ellen Washer v R. Whisneski £9 15s, costs £1 12s 6d; Hamill Bros.. Ltd. v Esmonde L. Napier £13 16s 6ti costs £2 14s: Mayor ? councillors and burgesses of the Borough of Whakatane v Charles Evan Carr £39 Is 10tf» costs £1 10s; Richard Whittle v Harvey Finn £2 Is 9d, costs £1 4s 6d. Richard Whittle who claimed £9 was granted an order for possession of premises on July 26, 1939 from C. J. Norries. A. Bulleri was ordered to pay the Allan Electrical Co Ltd the sum of £3 lis 3d, within one month, in default three days' imprisonment; Bullen was also ordered to pay £12 6s 93 within one month to Turnbull and _ in default 12 ment; Bullen was also ordered to £3 18s Id to the National Electrics® and Engineeering Co within one month, in default three days* imprisonment. H. Matchett was ordered to pay the Lister Separator Co the sum of £25 2s, in default 25 days' imprisonment, warrant to be suspended while defendant pays 10s per week, first payment on July 26 ? 1939.

Nurse lost 401bs fat in 6 week Try Bonkora. Obtainable at F. G. Macklow, Chemist, Whakatane. Foi- Quality Printing pt every .cle. s<iription—Tlie . ..Strand* ; Phone' 10. vV . (i - r{ ; .-n