The Levin Chronicle. SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1918.

Levin Daily Chronicle, 27 July 1918, Page 2

The Levin Chronicle. SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1918.

Mesdanies Mclntyre, McKellar Smith and Miss Hitchcocks were in charge of the lied Cross Shop last Saturday and handed in £11 2s at the close of the day,! A re port will appear in our next issue.

Tlie visit of the Levin District High School football team to Fox ton, postponed from last Saturday on account of the flooded state of the road, was carried out to day. By Hr Saunders' motor lorry, a, party of 34 teachers, and scholars left for tlie field of action. The party was under; the._ charge <of Mr Harding, firsjt assistant; arid other teachers making" tlie trip were Sessrs Roclcel, Connor and Jones. Besides a full teaim and the indispensable emergencies the party curried a crew, of barrackers and tliey liad a most enjoyable day in spite of the fact .that Foxton won by 14 to nil.

.When buy ins NAZOtL—the mo-ney-saving remedy for , couglis ami cold—look for the name NAZOTj on tlie rod carton. No oold is NAZOTjproof.

A class in Industrial History is to bo formed in Levin on Wednes 1 day, Hist inst., fat. the District High School. All those interest ed and their friends and tlie public generally are invited by advertise raent in this issue. I On Thursday evening five youths got , away from the Weraroa. Training Farm and have not so fair /been re- I captured., A nnfiive, ifori Kcrei, is among the number and the others nro •Loo Flyrm Bradley (aged 1G), George Salvia Thomas (aged 15) and Laurence Egmont Windsor (aged 15). The Manager of the Training Farm will be glad of any (information concerning tlio runaways. It is hoped t'liiat 'the trip of the Levin District High School football team to Foxton to-day will not only bring about a return match in (Levin, but -wVTI also resuljj in making hom. and home match**; between the schools an animal fixture. It is also hoped that in future, basket' ball or hockey matches for the girls will be) played at the same time. The arrangement has the support of both headmasters, and Mr Harding will endeavour to ai*range with the new master at Foxton, Mr Xi. Fume, for the annual meeting as proposed. Such meetings should be of value to the athletics of both schools. A motor car ■ mishap on. the Arapaepne ro:idi on Thursday afternoon had ratlicr serious consequences for four well-known residents of this district. Mr J. D. Brown, of Ohau\ Mns Brown and Mr and Mrs McDonald, senr.. of I'liakara, werrj driving towardls Ai-a-paepao, when the car struck the bank and one of the back wheels collapsed precipitating the ocupants on to the road, ail'l being more or less severely hurt. Mrs McDonald struck the road heavily and was rendered unconscious besides receiving a nasty cut over the eye; Mi's Brown wac also rather badly cut on the forehead; Mr Brown suffered a dislocatedi shoulder, and Mr McDonald had both legs severely bruised. Mrs McDonald was conveyed, to tlie Otaild Ai'cspital where die is now reported 'io be doing well. For better scones, _ for lighter pastry, for more delicious cakes iise "Hudson's Baking Powder" —"Bound to Rise." T Broome. Levin.