RIKIORANGI.

Otaki Mail, 11 June 1923, Page 2

RIKIORANGI.

Mi“.- Thomas, daughter of the head- ; master of the Wellington South Kcboo), has been appointed to fill the* vacancy ctoi-td by the- retirement of Mies Martin. The dance duiiug the school holidays prv. e-d most enjoyable, but it mto bo , regretted that some individual teas mean enough to steal the boys’ foot- ' ball. Luckily, the Horowheuua Union 1 ..ad sent another along, and this is now being Used. The Kiki.-fVaikat.ee boys football * match had to be coi ■ -died, but v.ih bo i played Intel, Young C'udby was unfortunate recent- ’ ly to receive a blow during a football practice through a collision. Iceth were knocked out and his lip cut. Inspector Black it- paid a surprise visit ■ o the Vvaikanae and Ilikiorangt school. 1 ) last week. As, far as is known everyming at both places is highly sab-iso-jry. but Mr Blackie openly praised the boys of “Eiki.” for their physical drill. Ten degr«.->-.- oi frost were rcgi-tcea at Kikiorangi on Friday, while the day : previous no less than eleven degrees were recorded. It is now hoped that a rain gauge will shortly be In U=m A (lance is to be held on Saturday when any surplus will be handed over for the school funds. Miss Neilson, who is now in the Training College, is reported to be doing splendidly. Rikiorungi boasts of some chess enthusiasts, -who are anxious to meet Ota.ki or Waikanae player,?. Don’t *ll speak at once! «»TTT»