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Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 May 1914, Page 3

Mr George N. (irimistone, who was injured in the tram smash at YVhangamarino, succumbed to his injuries in the Hamilton Hospital on Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs Matthew# lias .undertaken to train some tlnrty or lorty children attending b. Jdary s bunday cjcnool for a missionary pageant, which will be held in Levin in some two or three months' time; the proceeds of tlie pageant to go towards Levin's share ol furnisning the medical mission stall at the missionary exhibition, to be held in connection with the Marsden centenary celebrations in Wellington early next year.

On-tlie Levin recreation ground on Wednesday afternoon, Levin Ladies' Hookey Club defeated bhannon .Ladies by 1 goal to 0. Miss .1). Parsons secured the goal for Levin. Levin Ladies played well. Miss Watson played a splendid game, and was easily tlie best of tlie lot. Miss Doyle and Miss I'arsons also played a fine game.—On tlie inner ground Otaki Ladies defeated Ladies by 4 goals to 0. Miss O'Connor (5 goals) and Miss Tahiwhi (1 goal) scored for Otaki.

Tlie young women of tlie Aletliodisi Church, Levin, held their Guild meeting on Monday niglit, at the Parsonage. The minister spoke a few words of welcome, after which the programme for the evening was opened by Mrs Vincent, who played a pianoforte ,solo. Miss Sutherland and Miss Faith Willson gave a recitation. Another piano solo was rendered by Miss Ada Bennett. The evening was taken up mainly with business. A constitution was drawn up, and a syllabus prepared for the winter session of the guild. It was decided to meet fortnightly, instead of monthly as in. the past. Arrangements were made for a public "social," to be held in the Century Hall on June Bth.