HUTT & PETONE NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1999, 5 March 1914, Page 3

HUTT & PETONE NEWS.

■A. m-eetmg of the Hutt Licerisinß Committee Was held at Lower Btttt yesterday. Members of the Bench present were Messrs. Cudby (chairman), W. Welch, Ryder, and CoHon. The committee granted a transfer of the license of the Grand National Hotel fr&m Alexander JohpWh to Arthur Albert tie-hardson. The tollowifig handicaps have been declared for this evening's meeting- Of the Hnt-t Amateur Athletic Club:75yds, Maiden Handicap.—First heat: K Grant, set.; t). M'Kay, 2vds.; W. Sumnwrs, P, Fibaerald, F. CuJininaham, H. Gemmell, H. Uunbnr, E. Gt. M'lCay, each.syds.; Ellison, K. Lockctt, 6vds.; 33. Burt.. 7yds.; M. J. Pawer, lOvds. Second heat: B s Treseder. ser.; J."M. Power. 3yds. j T. Sullivan,, 'lyds.j F. France, 4yds.; W. Tr«eder, W. O'Brien., % ,f. Dingle, C. - Gf, Johnston, F. Barnerd, syds,; D.' Haves, A, Summers, P. Sennehr, Tyds.; 'A. M'Eay. 10yds.

. 12Bvfe' Open Handjcap.-First heat: M. Pool; se-r., E. 1. Fisher, rt. Morris, #ds.; C. Gates. Sv<is. ; h. Mu-rphv, D. Jf'Kay, Cvds.r G. S. Treseder, 7yds.; F. .Franee, J. It. Power, Bv-d«.; A. 'Kilmister, 9yds. j -. Ellison,' W. Treseder, JOyds. Second heah.G. Hcky, S. Hale, ■4yds.; K. Straefc, Vf. Jani.es, L. Grant, Byds.; V. Bond. E.- Sava*e. fvds.f T. Rullivati. T. Fitzgerald, Byds.;'h.' Hart, 9yds.: K. Loekett, W. Summers,' lords. ttiOyds.- Open Handioap,'—J, Wiitort, ser.j B, Byrne. J. Dovlc. E. B. Fisher, :ioyds.;, G, ,H» Treseder. lSyds.; T. M'lnerne.r, K. Strode, .lfiyds.; W. James, J. : Nash. E. Adams, IX M'lvny, %ds.; G. Haui;MoH, V. Bond.. E, Jowctt. 25yds,; ■ C. 6. Johnston, A. iDobsttn,- J. Atkinson, H. Hart, %ds.; C. Bfrcli,. G. H. Smith, , A. Kilmister, W. Treseder, *~ Ellison, B.v Matthews, 35yds. A nwetitt* of' the Pctone Teehnienl School- Boafd w-aa held mi Tuesday evening. Present: 'Messrs; J. 'W. M'iEwa-ii fm the chair), D. M'Keiizie, W r . ■Fqr.Kvth,-'S. V. Burticke, A. Kobbs,- J. G. Castle, and K. 8. Ciiftliffe. ,-The report of the director (Mr. J. Lynsky) stated that *i.ll classes, had cGHinienee.il work after the vacation; and most of them 'were well -attended, somo in fact containin" rather, too many jsnpilft, At the' public exiniiinatioHs held in Do* cranber and January three jm.pils pawed tlie msfi-ietilation- alld solioiter's eeaieral knowlcdgf, two obtai'nwl a paTtiaJ pas?, npo passed the senior Civil Service in all subjects, «nd two oomploted in senior Civil Service subjects. It ..was suggested that, as tli© wool-clnssina classes were becoii-iiiisT over-crowded, : ,an, eitra.. .night , per week be tafeeii" for/them. . It intent also he .Advisable, (the direeter added), to establish a ctes Vt Upper' Hutt* as the train serves'was found fo be jnco-nyi>iifc ent for pupils''to come to P-etOn*. Tho mimbfri" <s) the- roil of She whoc-l wis SC-9. The Tepott was adopted, tetters were received notifying the following' : H0»- ■ iKiiirtments to the- tord:— Wellington Woollen Co., Key. A. Thomson :■ Geo* Co., M*.vr*. J. -G. Cflsirle and S. f. Buri'ridije; Potond . Worfcinsmen's Club, Messrs, K. S. Cmiiift'e awl J. Wonds-;

Pel-OUR Bwouirh Couneil. jfcspri. Cox, Forsyth, and True-inan; T.<iw-?r Butt Bnyon»h Cfmdeil, SEe«s«s. Iteots and STobbs. The following officers were .eV"ted for the rear:—Chairman. Itev, A. Thomson; secvetart. Mr. J.,'G. Castle; rogiStrW, i atr.'J. Mason.