FLASHES

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 13 May 1915, Page 2

FLASHES

Furniture for sale cheap.—See advt

Four or five-roomed house wanted to rent near Helensville South.

Awaroa Bowling Club Social and Dance, Wednesday next.

Trespass notices are still coming to light. Sportsmen should beware.

Attention is drawn to H. Graham's replace advertisement announcing a few cheap lines.

The opening of the Helensville Golf Club will take place on Saturday afternoon next at 2 p.m. Afternoon tea will be provided.

The announcement of the arrival of Mr F, G. Hood, a well-known golf professional, on Friday, appears elsewhere. Coaching in the game takes place on Saturday.

We have received from Mr S. Scott samples of his Northern Spy apples. They are beauties and would take some beating. The smallest of the two measures 12^inches in circumference, while the larger one is just 13 inches round. The two together, though off the tree a month, weigh 194-lbs.

Hon. Mr. Massey, in opening the new town hall at Otorohanga, said ," he was glad to see the progress made by the Town Board and hoped the day was not far distant when they would merge into a Borough." So thai, there must be something after all in having a Borough Council. Now then, Helensville !

The Plimmer-Hall Company, who produced " The Mummy and the Humming Bird " to crowded houses in Auckland, has just completed a tour of the North Island, giving the whole of the proceeds, less expenses, which amount to £1,500 to the Belgian Fund.