CARTERTON

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1494, 17 July 1912, Page 2

CARTERTON

lenders are being invited for (he erection of new bank premises for tho Bank of New South Wales, Carterton. On. Sunday morning u lad named Mon(aguo'Tales, while cycling round Hollowav Street, collided with a motor-car vhieii was being driven along High Street bv V. Cave, chauffeur for Dr. Johnston. 'Tho impact knocked the boy off his bicvele, and the car passed over him, but,'fortunately, tho wheels did not touch him. He sustained a wound in the head. .A chapter of accidents occurred on the football field at Carterton, on Saturday. Norman Cadwallader, playing for Carterton Seniors, sustained a broken jaw, and Norman Skcot, a Greytown plaver, sustained a broken cheek, a bruised and lacerated eye, and a. fractured skull, the accident occurring through colliding with opposing players. Roy Nix, a Carterton Junior player, received slight concussion of the brain, while another plaver named K. Henderson received injuries in the back, but not of a serious nature. 'Mr.- A. J. Fisher, who for a number of wars, has been associated with the Mutual trading Company's staff, left on Saturday to tako up :v position in a store at Hawora. n The; Education Commissioners will visit Carterton to-morrow. It is understood thtitthey.will not call evidence, but will inspect the school and examine its methods as being typical of country schools of similar sizo in. all-parts of- the Dominion. ,„ - u n meeting of the stewards of tho Jarata u-Carterton Raciiig"C!ub on Satur-' day, the application for renewal of h-a.nors licenses to, Messrs. i\. Williams li. Voiteh, and J. Graveotock were granted.