PALMERSTON DAY BY DAY.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 920, 13 September 1910, Page 8

PALMERSTON DAY BY DAY.

(From Our Special Correspondent.) , Palmerston North, September 12. Tiio man Ityan, who made an attack on his life whilst being escorted by a policeman in the Square, is making progress towards recovery in the Palmerston Hospital. . After its successful concert last week, the Palmerston Orchestral Society began; practice again on Monday night, with a view to rehearsing d programme for its next entertainment. Among the ~ now numbers to bo put in hand will be-tho "Euryanthe" . overture.. . Tho newly resuscitated Choral Society begins practice on Tuesday night,. tho work to bo undertaken being the oratorio "The Messiah.": It is expected .that the production will take place' about Christmas time. . '■. .At tho Police Court to-day, before Mr. A. D. Thomson, S.M., a Maori was fined 20s. and costs for driving on the wrong side of the road, and causing a collision with a cyclist, tho machine being smashed but the rider escaping unhurt: A case in which A. J. Gallichan. charged ■"• D.' . Buchanan with' assaulting him at TiaMtahuna was'-'also heard.: Defendant' was' fined £i, and solicitor's fee oho guinea. l The assault took place at the dairy ®,c----tory, the plaintiff being thiown among' the. machinery, and narrowly escaping serious injury.', . •■: Mrs. G. Malmo,;of Bnnnythorpe, died this morning in a private hospital in Ealmerston.i whßre she.had,.been..undergoing treatment for' s6me;weeks, Great sympathy' is : felt for the: deceased lady's family.. .''.'. ; '<,:-,-'/ ~ , ; . i: --v' ~:.'.-y The. National Bazaar, in I 'the Zealandia, Hall is' proving a great success. The sale of work in-aid of thg'fund to;: erect a now church in. Palmerston for .'St. Patrick's parish. '■- This afternoon ; the party of members of Parliament ■ (including Mr. Massey) visited the bazaar, and were • entertained at afternoon: tea;