Shannon Notes.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 7 June 1915, Page 2

Shannon Notes.

| By our Resident Representative."; There are -even stripper.-, running : the Big Mill at Miranui now. and all 'Set ■■til■ ■ c (,!a \mi II . are going too. The !|e\, .1. A. .Mt-Ken/.ie has gone ri"' .-: i: •: j > ai Tieiithain in his capacity ■ <■!i: i p I:; 111 to the forces and will be a! ■ tit. I'iom Shannon lor three inontlis. The Shannon footballer- met (he t'nii tl 1.-ain from (Itaki <ni the leereai i-'ii i'",serve on Saturday alternoon. "W. Movnihan captained for iShaimon ;::i<l Doit \Vils:i!i perloriued the like office lor I'nited. .Mark Downes acted :■ f'i i-:ee. |{e\:i|i distinguished Ii i invll on the siile of ihe visitors, scoring two goals. M'cMillau and Simjison scored for Shannon. Alter a good :-ami' the result was ~ draw- -I'liited 0. ."-hannon 6. PATIi KKI'IC. The "hard-up" social in the Druids' Pall on Friday night was a great siic!e- . There w a-c'a good attendance of ••':ard ops" the ball was kept rolling till a late hour.. The music was provided by Mrs Butlor'(piano), assisted by .Messrs Hook and .Merwood fvio-|i-|s). Mr B. S-'pelieer acted as M.C. The supper was generously provided by Mr- (J. S. Stephenson. Mrs l.anrvig gave an afternoon tea on Friday for the Patriotic Fund and entertained a large number ol guests. The .-.landing committee went to ToI. oina ru on Sat unlay alternoon. where !Ur R. R. Gardener addressed' a meet-

inn with the object of furthering flu patriotic itiovcnuMil m tliiit- locality.