LOCAL AND GENERAL

Chronicle (Levin), 29 March 1946, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Personal - Mr. J. Wastie, who has been in hospital in Palmerston North, has returned to his home at Otaki considerably benefited by the treat.nent received. Mr. and Mrs/W. Morton, who have been on a three weeks' nohday m Ghe Hawke's Bay district, have returned to their home in Otaki al'ter a most enjoyaole sojourn in perfect weather. Satisfactory Auction The auction saie of furniture and household eifects, held on behalf of Ghe estate of the late Mrs. Vaughan on Wednesaay, was well attended, and satisfactory prices were received. Friendly, Cricket. Match The Otaki Uniteb Club will indulge in a game on Sunday on the aomam agamst the Palmerston Norch Returned Services' Association. Games commence at 11 a.m. and all' piayers are asked to be on tne ground at 10.15 a.m. Bowling Club's Closing The otaki Raiiway uiub will close its green on. Sunday next with a lournatnent. Aheaay seve'ral r'nks lrom local and outside ciuos have signified their intention of compeGing. The greens supervisor uvir. Horton) will afterwards take the green in hand with a view or havmg it in first-class condition for next season. For the Blind The N.Z. lnstitute for the Blind acknowledges donations from the following residents of Otaki: — A. Baker, T. V. Cahill, J. D. Cooksley, H. M. Edhouse, L. G. Gimblett, L. G. Lowry, JV. McBeth, H. O'Brien, B. H. Rhodes, J. E. Southgate, Stanton Stores, H. J. Arcus, I. A. Barrett, A. Brooks, A. F. Brown, A. Crosby, B. Deskin, E. Dlckinson, F. Edwards, E. Granfield, C. P. Grey, Mrs. S. Harvey, N. H.. Heridra, J. Hing, V. Kerrigan, M. Kingdon, Miss L. Larsen, B. A. McKay, Mrs. J. Mason, W. Morton, L. F. Moss, H. Nicolson, J. Palmer, B. W. Perkins, F. Rule, J. Sievers, F. Stupples, D. Summers, H. Taylor, E. Tooby, H. Wylie.