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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 715, 24 October 1914, Page 5

>A further, sum c£ £1 2s 2d is acknowledged 83 being collected by .Misa Bandysido for the Ked CroES Fund. " As a result of their social and dance the Pio Pio Social Club have forwarded ths sum of £8 towards the Huntly belief Fund. At the Tfe Kuiti Court yesterday, before Messrs Matthew and Somerville, J'a.P., two first offending inebriates, one a Maori and the other s European, were convicted and discharged. The Maori wag also ordered to pay for the damage dona to the constable's uniform when the offender was being arrested. On Monday next, Labour Day, only one delivery; commencing at 8 a. in. will be made by tae local letter carriers. The dates of wool sales to be held urnier tii9 auspices of the Wellington Woolbrokers' Association during, the current season, are announceo elssr where. Other information of importance to pastoraligt3 i 3 also given elsewhere. In cur account of ths weddng of Miss Nellie SonsErviils and Mr E. M.Edkibs, published on October 3 4th it was stated the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr Sae, oi Dunedin. This was incorrect tfca Rev. D. M. McKenize, of Patarangi, being the officiating clergyman, .while Mr Thomas, was bast man and Mr MeLuckie groomsman. The happ? couple left for a foe».night'a motor tour after the ceremnoy.