DOMINION ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 30 October 1930, Page 6

DOMINION ITEMS.

POVERTY LAY SHOW.

(J3y Press Associatio^x.}

GISBOI-tNE, October 29

Peoples’ Day. aj;-.the A. and P.,Show to-day was held,in ideal spring ther and bright, sunshine with iq-jblye. sky. The. result r ,was., tligt,. tlie Society’s pew ground, presented, a pty animated .scene. From ail early hour .onwards streams of--ears, buses and taxis and special train conveyed r people to the ground and towards noon the attendance was very large, and may go near to establishing a record. All parts of Poverty Bay and the East Coast were represented as ;; well as a contingent from tlie Bay. of . Plenty, Wairoa and: Hawkes. Bay ...The , stock showed, was. generally, speaking of a, high standard and,, the show throughout has been remarkably successful.. R..S.A. REPRESFjNTATION; ; v wjUir ■- r. CHRISTCHURCH, Oct. 30.’ By a majority of 17 votes, W. E. Lead ley ; was selected at a.-l argelv. ,a ttended meeting Ciiristchu.rclYCj.peturued Soldiers; fffesociatioii last (evening, for nomination for the position for B.S.A. r. Q prq.«ep|ative on the Dominon Unemployment Board.

CYCLIST INJURED,

CHRISTCHURCH, October 30.

Frank Garlick, single, twenty four, Wits admitted to the 'Christchurch hospital last evening suffering from head injuries and shock, the result of a crash when lie rode his motor cycle into the side of a tram trailer. His condition is serious.