Ctaki and DistrictD

Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 August 1916, Page 3

Ctaki and DistrictD

UV'\v.- Items from (Jutki jiau.) Private Karyuti, oi' ivuku (biothui to Lieut Huro Karauti, who lias been an inmate of the Otaki hospital fulsome considerable time, after being invalided homo from the front, was yesterday discharged from the institution, lie is now very mucli improved in heaifch. A deserter named Arthur Edward ' Hiicliffe wbß yesterday arrested at ivapiti Island by Constable iSatiierley, and taken to Wellington. It is stated that lie escaped from custody on December 27 th, 1915, while awaiting court-mar-tial. Bilcliffe, some months ago, responded to an advertisement for a position as tutor and was accepted). Milk is now on the increase at the local dairy factories and compared with this time last year, the supply is very satisfactory. 6teps are being taken to induce the Mananau schoolgirls to learn knitting, aaid work for patriotic efforts. -Miss Okliield hae very generously donated £1 for the purclia-se of wool for the children's use. The Anglicans of Te lioro have decided to hold a bazaar on Wednesday of next week, and the ladies are busily engaged in preparing for the function. Sister Bennett (late of Manakau) ivho was for some time engaged in nursing the sick and woundedi soldiens in Egypt has been transfrered to the Old Couut.y, and is now engaged at the hospitals 'for soldiers at Southampton The Goif Club's medal round oil Saturday last resulted in an easy win for J. E. Griffiths. He played the IS holet> in 92 strokes. His handicap being 18. this made his net score 74. Playing for the championship Kirk defeated Hedditch, Rapley defeated E. P. Simoox, and Tonihi defeated Hopkins.