PROVINCIAL PARAGRAPHS

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 165, 30 July 1937, Page 13

PROVINCIAL PARAGRAPHS

And All Hands Laughedl "Is all the business completed?" asked the enairman of the Central Hawke's Baj> Rugby Sub-Uniou at last night 's meeting, and instantly a member rose to has feet and said, "There is lots I eould say, but I have forgotteu it now." Service Plus In last night 's boxing match at Waipukurau between J. Davis and A. Kitt, some miVtk was causcd among ripgsidcrs by the removal during each iuicrval of Davis 's set of artificial dentures, whieh were adroitly taken charge of by a second while the priucipal swilled out his mouth. Apparently it was an "all-in" fight, beoause they wero ahvays replaced before the next eesision Springbok Scores. A motion by Mr O. Gallagher that spectators attending Saturday games at Central Park, Waipukurau, be advised of the progress scores in the Springbok games by means of a blaekboard was discussed at last night 's meeting of tho Central Hawke's Bay Sub-Union. It was decided to go ahead with thie idea, provided Mr Phillips eouid arrange matters satisfaetorily.

Mrs Findlay, the popular proprietress of the Ruahine tea-roomsf Waipukurau, during tho last nine years, having disposed of the business to Mrs S. Agnew, of Napier, leaves W aipukurau on Sunday accoinpanied by her daughter, Miss Jean Findlay. It is Mrs Findlay 's intention te travel round New Zealand before settling in her new home