Ashurst Notes

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 45, 13 October 1891, Page 3

Ashurst Notes

: [pt» O'Wir^COKIIESPOJfDENTrjr- ~ ;":ft ;^V- >^o.?. ;^wrtms^ifei6al'':' l and literary" J} ? day; C • ? ;;Vl^amm^iii'as;^taihieH- : '' by the 'following : ■r GreeniiSii?,|yiolin j | apfl Mrs\Gpldsr: buryiipiahd;^ jA |reaainig^ Bacl>Maney y ; ; web >(Cpntrib^t^:;by!-Mr R. 'Crirrie^^ Mi: ■'} ■■■:> Clevely^followed iwith:.a recitation " The : Mashw^ j| 'ancl^MK^(Groldsbirry"a reading v " The Int^iew^fe^Mr^RoMiPSSj a »g : : "'yVhen-Olher liip^J' anA Mr iOscar,Eow'lings^eeit^d t^j^T^^Bl^clisimtlis.'' Mrs ; Owh'Secret." ■ Mr^oWlingsjitolpbboi "Tfi^TithVPig" midMt Ajidtew^afig "^ Starry Nighti" Next fbilo^ed^' The Battle of Blenheim," nd^rably^recitSd^by?Mr Hugh (xdWsbury;'• v'-Mf'. v Gol4^"^y S a V e a recitation entitled^ The^Se^tember.Oale;" and Mr Print a ; song "My Darling Mary." A very. pleasant, evening terminated with- a rote qfl&anlratotlfe pianiste and-to the president-Mr GoldsburyV- ■ A" coinraitfee •'meetihg of the Aslmrst Trotting Ciiib wais 'held in the hotel on Friday eveniriir.^tPfeseht-^Messrs Cotter (chairm^n)r C. Hunt, S. HuntVlng^ara/'Warclff Euuible, Tait, and th^secretary, Ji'Pi Freeman. Correspondence was read frpm-the Public -JWprks Department release of ' reserve. Mr Ward is to be sent as a delegate to Wellington"^ to 'Interview f iho x M inister of Lands on Vthd 1 subject* arid endeavour to .get an answer at r 6nce. • -i « 'A There SyiH be a tbe6ting next Thursday at Tait's^Hofel;* of bur cricketers^ We expect to pht#gb6dteaui.in the field this season. " ; '" : '^.^ : ' t ;; 5 ;: /' ; ' The Colbniar^Barik 'is: increasing its business at the -Ashurst'- branch. The Pohangina people especially are very glad of the enterprise shown by this banking company. ' ,U.*. \j i. ':■. "■; "/ "'■ v -' ;