PALMERSTON DAY BY DAY.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 624, 29 September 1909, Page 4

PALMERSTON DAY BY DAY.

- y , ' (By',Tclecraph—Special' Correspondent.) . . Palmersfon, September 2§. . A young , man, ' named vHiram Aahcroft, .was-arrested here on ~a of obtaining voC22 y£rom ; > v Edward' Limbrjck, of -Napier, by rn^ftiU/of false pretences, was brought before tno'Cor.rt to-day, and remanded'to .Napier • --The- statement - of : assets -and -liabilities in the , bankrupt estate of Chas. T. Easton, of- Toxton," 'are-': as cured 'crdditOM:: Wellington—Murray, Roberts, and Co., «C 220. Foxton-rB, Gower, «£400; Geo. ■Coley, .£130; 'Nafch and Co., £11) A. S, Easton, £800, Christcburch—Berry .and-Co.,i .£26;;Arlow and Co., r£9.' Palmer'ston—Bari'hud and'. Abra* ham, «£7; W. Cook, .£7 15s. l)unedin—Greg? and Co., Total,. ,£lOl3 . 15s. - Tho book debts * total JiUOO, and are ; estimated •to'-pro-duce c£3oo, /'The estimated' deficiency "is i J6131C 15s."' .The firstmeeting Of-creditors ■will b<J-held ,at-Palmerston'-on : Thursday nexti 1 The'- Palmerstou Savage "ladies*-nighf-.'jjoxt Saturday : i^ben' , M. large from :- the Wellington = fcf«ivago GluboWl provido fehe. t programrae for-tho owning. g?be \\elJington : visitors will beientorjliined'4t rdin- | per/ early, iu. the /evening,, and, o^ ; Sunday; j they will be taken for a motorl trip, probabn 1 to.tho'Manawatu Gorge;.,''.,'.-..,.... ;. Tho Stipendiary .Magistrate". (Mf.- Thomson) ! apparently determined to put ai stop fo* the j dangerous practice ot. cyclists and owners of I vehicles Tiding and driving at night without lights, as 1 he is grudually; mcrea'sing tho lilies. I Be has now raised the lines for. this offence | irom ss.'to\los, ■ Twb otfcnders wero'dealt'with | to-day, -. •; " :. ,k •; , .A' very largo attendance "of members'was j present -at tho iortnightly:;meetiiig of • »thc | Palmers ton -Court; last "night;-'VBro. 1 1'.- Kolie ,presided. 'Ono new tiated, and two others.- propdsodr-. Zortt was -elected dolegate to represent the court' at the tiicnuial ccufcrenco. to bo he,ld,. m'JP,icton, and were" mado'-'fof tho annual to. bo' hcld«on -Qotober-'s>.The order .paper'- for, tho annual meeting, will be adopted' - at t-liei' n6xt •niesting. 1 v ; . _:Uhe, l , : aimunl 'of • ;tho "iPalmerston Bowling Uub .was. held, last night, ilr.,F. J i'aslpri.pi'osjdingv ■ 'I'lio- w» elected for .the ensuing yearl'resicleii't, Mr. i. J, lasker;.vice-presidents, Messrs.'F. Mowl^ m '. a r ??J\,.? IC ? erin S' treasurer, Air. _JVA.- : Uash;. assistant' secretary,' Mr. Ji Mowlcmj, general, committee; Messrs.-N;..Mal-colm, James ..Young, H. Haydon,'A. Clausen, and 'A.-' Hopwood; Match -Committoo, Messrs. H. liaydon, ;James Young, andvA.- Bickering; Green Committee, Messrs. S. Hussell, A. Piclconng.yand ,N. Malcolm; auditor, Mr. J.-'.Swal-low. It 'was decided to 'abolishv.tho entry feo for n,ew members, and to. make ■ the annual fbscnpt'on £2 IDs., this sum to be reducet} t •i?' 2s n f lr !ud J by Jauu ary 1. On the motion of Mr. H. Haydon, the Palmerston. Bowling Uub was merged into tho Palmerston Bowling Green Company. Hearty votes' of' thanks' were r c V^ e n 0l i t / 01 , n K officers, and., a special vote to %. for work JoSo in connection with tho .greon. The secretary was voted an 'honorarium of-JEIO 10s. > Twenty new members .were elected. The official opening of the green will .take , place on October 20,