MANAKAU.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 12 April 1920, Page 2

MANAKAU.

(From Our Own Correspondent). •> aioi-! interesting and ezcirir.g '■neket mt.tch v.::- played at Manakai •'■ .Saturday la.-t, between representative 01 Mauakau and Kuku. Mana ktj i bat.-n;en ■■cored »'j and W in their :'•;.<•'•!;..; inning while Ktfku made iJS and i<j. tliu- winning an evenlycontested game by 23. rune. Davie; 'Kuku; and "Dick" Bryant wero the highot hcorer.-, for their respective -id'•-. The game was watched with is-tc."'-t by u goo'J n.any KpectatOrs. Tfce match ivii- played for a dinner, and OS Saturday night ilo.st Aitken nerved a splendid dinner at the public barl, tfci n j - -: being provided by the io-or? ••-••. •! done full justice to by member' ci both leanis. The funeral of Mrs Glecvm. who dt£=3 • ■ '/■.-.; r. few days ago, took place a:, the .Manakau cemetery yeaterday, whes -. large ■-::.h<rr of relati»e-: and friends paid their last respects to deceased, who -*i- a highly rejected resident of Ohau or many years.-' standing. Tfce burial service was conducted by a Pi/ motith Brethren representative. Ds-oc-a-ed ieaves a large grown-up family, of whom Bert Glee-wn, of Manakau, ii

?.rr- and .'.!,-: Leby iiobinson. whs hive oeea visiting for y,z-°. week- past, left hy the Auckland eipre-* last night for their horse '.: M.-=. Fred. Hobinson. w?.o has b-ci laid add-; K: VVfeilington with UlfiG/f f<*r soa.e time past, ha-: now rtcover*:--and returned to her home at Mattai£i on Saturday last. Mr« Rntjaley and family, of Maniknu, hx.';H gone to Plircincrton for 6 change for a few week*, influenza i- prevalent in thh di*triet. Forttmatebr most of the eases art: »ot seriott?.