HOROWHENUA NOTES

New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9792, 16 October 1917, Page 7

HOROWHENUA NOTES

(From Our Own Correspondent.) QTAK.I, Monday., A football match was played at Levin cm Saturday between Otaki ana I«rin Clubs. The latter' wop by 6to S, afiter a hard game. ' The Otaki Lawn Club held,, its opening on Saturday, when a mostenjoyable day uran spent by a. i-wgel puanber of players. It is understood that representative* of the iNgatitoa,' Ngatioranfcawa, and the Ngatihuia tribe* will visit Welling* i»n in the course of a few days to tyait on the Bishop, relative to the re- 1 cent trouble at ttte Nptjva_ College. The natives are dissatisfied with the last, bearing avoided tbcw, 'At hatnrday a meeting pf the HonH whpn.ua County Council. Ooiuiculor Idtirray stated that a lady in his rid* ing had gone to. the trouble «f MUnfcing motor-cars going south to the Otaki races. She made the total 18(1 for the day. At the Red Cress ebe® at I«T4“ T o ?' Saturday, supervised by Mesdames Walter and Jack Ryder, over *£30 —a record for Levip—waa tab® l *-. This amount >riU be banded over to the County Pat- 1 riotic Association. ' Mr Mark (ag plerk t°, the Otaki Town Board) has agreed fo accept from children small birds’ eggs on b?half ofi the Horowhenna Council. It was stated at the last County Coun* cil meeting that a road roller had boom purchased and a scarifier wa* on order. Mr H. Freeman, who has been a; member of the Horowhcuua County Cobncil for the past twenty-on* years, is not seeking re-election at thp coma fn» suntesb ’ T«m and Wm, phenson also will not s*ck Tbe'iabtef will eherto tab* up hi* raj swlenfo in if.mwi w.n that QMutwHw J£*l>be4l also will decline nomination.