PAPAKURA.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 98, 20 October 1915, Page 3

PAPAKURA.

Ssc blso page 1. A hearty handshake ar.d Lrtwell was accotned tiro. It. H. Mack by thW brethien of the I'apa.kura Mafonic Ludne on Mnndiy evening, the occasion being the eve rf his departure to go into tiainmg at Tiertham. On behalf of tbe brethren, W.M. Bro. R. W. Wears presented a safety rszor to Bro. Mack. Tbe attendance wra large snd h rnnet crjoyaMe evei ing was spent, with muwic.il items interspersed with addrreee'. Among the speakers here the Wor hip'nl Master, and Hroc. D. W. Joma, E. 8. Cole and E. U. Mci.enmn. Bro. Mack took lis departure from Parakura on Thursday mnrrinp.

'ire Papakura Cricket Club played its tint inter-club match of the season on Saturday las', at Fapakura, being defeated by tbe Kemuera team. I'apskura bat'ed first and were dismissed for tbe rmall t< tul of 63, to which the largest qu ta was added ty H. Bennett (15). Of Remuera's totil of 100, Robinson 33, Stanley 22, and Uavenstock 20, were the chief ■corera.

At the 'annual meeting of the Cricket Club held recently, Ihe officers of the previous year were re-elected. The balance iheet showed a credit balance of 14s 4d, but it was explained that the committeemen bad each donated 14s 6d to help pay off a debit of £5. A concert held by tbe club during tli* season had yielded £ll 14s to the local Wounded Soldiers' Fund. A trophy for the most catches of the r season waa offered by Mr Waugh. and the subscription was fixed at 7s 6d fcr seniors and 2s 6d for juniors.