Local & General

Chronicle (Levin), 12 October 1948, Page 2

Local & General

Personal Mrs. E. H. Culver, of Hastings, better known ,as Aunt Gwen of 2YZ Hast.ngs, is the guest of Mrs. Hodges, Convent Road, Otaki. Mr. an'd Mrs. C. Sutton, of Te Horo, have returned from a three weeks' hoiiday with relatives in New Piymouch and Papakura, and with their daughter, vMrs. E. P. Aidridge, Taupiri. Prize Money Available ' Winners of prizes at t'he recent flower show are reminded that their pr.ze money is available at "The Chronic e" Office, Otaki, and it would be appreciated if winners would call as soon as possible. Biil Objected To The execut.ve of the Otaki-Te Horo Branc'n of Fe'derated Farmers, after perusing the Saies Valuation Bill as presented to Parnameno, nas iciegrapxicd the Minister of Lands submitumg its strongest objections to the xegislation. ilowling Tournament The Otaki Raixway Bowling C.uc's one day tournament, which was held at the weekend, proved most successful. The winning team was from Wellington Central compiismg Chedwin'don, Micchell, Green and Webby (skip) . This team defeated a Seatoun rink skipped by Laughton, in the final. Tribute Paid Prior to the commencement of the annua. meeting of the Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club on Thursday night, the president referred to the ioss the club had suffered in the passing of the late Mr. H. Nicolson. Mr. Edwards stated that in conjunction with the late Mr. C. Biakeway, formerly of Otaki Railway, M{r. Nicolson had been instrumental in formmg tne CxUb. Members stood in silence as a mark of respect.