NAPIER NOTES.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1974, 3 February 1914, Page 9

NAPIER NOTES.

- At the Napier Court yesterday a young' , man named Jack Dightonwas fined 10s. for playing cricket in the borough on a Sunday. ' .The following officers'wore elected at tho annual meeting, of the Napier Inanimate Pigeon Gun Club:—Patron, Mr. J. Vigor Brown,. M.P.; president, Mr. E. B. Williams;. rice-presidents, Messrs. H.F. Duff, J. I. Catoi T. Par=ker, W. J. Douglas, E. H. Williams, H. E. Troutbeck,- F.' Moller, L. M'Hardy, N. Kettle, J; C. M'Vay, F. Logan, A. F. Douglas, and Dr. Harvey; committee, Messrs. E. H. Ricketts, S. Brownette, Trank "Smith, G. R. Freman, F.,O'Shanassy, F. Smith, W. F. Proffitt, J.F. Kelly, J. Holt, and C. G. Hanlon; referee, Mr. C. D. : Kennedy: handicappers, Messrs. T. Parker and A. L. Foils; auditor, Mr. G. R. Foreman; treasurer, Mr, T. Parker; secretary, Mr. A. L. Falls. ■ Ikceipts from the Napier tramways last mouth amounted to £891 16s. Id., and tbero is every indication that the present traffic will bo maintained. At St. Andrew's Church, Hastings, yesterday Mr. William J. M'llwraitli, of Maraekakaho, was married to Miss Martha Earle, of Hastings. Three bankruptcies wero recorded in Napier last month, the last petition, that of Sidney' Moore, hotelkeeper, of Waipawa, beinjj filed on Saturday. Customs duties collected in Napier last month amounted to £11,848 145., as compared with £10,723 11s 6d. for tho previous month.