The Chronicle PUBLISHED DAILY. LEVIN. THURSDAY, JANUARY 29. LOCAL & GENERAL

Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 January 1914, Page 3

The Chronicle PUBLISHED DAILY. LEVIN. THURSDAY, JANUARY 29. LOCAL & GENERAL

A budget of interesting news Iroin our Shannon correspondent is crowded out of to-day's Chronicle, but will appear in to-mor-row's issue. Mis T. Heslop and daughter iiave returned to Levin, from a nip to Auckland Exhibition and the Upper Waikato. The team to represent Levin Cricket Club in their shield fixture against I'oxton on the Levin ground on Saturday next will be jas follows. Eggletou, ILcKenzie, j oung, Mason, Sloan, JJroughton, j -wooic, A. Priugle, Cutfield, Jiutj ehcr, uetter. Lmergeneies: ' j larding and Lougbottom. ITay- : crs arc requested to make special , note Ilia! shield matches start at ! L'.IO. i 1 Unify yesterday evening a man ; I'roiu Ivoputaroa, who had been i enjoying the holidays, i'vll from I ids horse while passing through j the Avenue. His toot caught in ; the stirrup, and lie was dragged [ some distance, sustaining a few . scalp wounds. A man with a I motor cycle and side-ear acted ; ihe good samaritan and conveyed • eini to his home. | Yesterday afternoon a. lad, (he son of .Mi- Waters, cook at. Ligiyins' flaxmill, Jvopularoa. fell on i a sharp splinter of wood, and in — . dieted a nasty gash in his leg, '■ just above the knee. Me was ; brought in to Dr. Young, who i found il necessary lo pui two ' slilches in one of th<> wounds. i The, Xorwoods will appear at | Shannon this evening, and again ; io-morrow evening. The merits ; of these performers is undoubted, and their most convincing testi- ] monials are (lie big audiences thai ; greet them on their return visits. '■ They appeared again at Levin last ; niglil, and were rewarded will) a ■ laigc and appreciative audience. iogEjii*uji*i>^uytumifinwaj