MAUKU.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 471, 6 May 1919, Page 3

MAUKU.

" VICTORY " IIAI.I, A meeting of ladies of the dis rict was held iu the Mauku school on 81 urday, to make arrangements for ti ldi g a bazaar as the opening cere mny for the '' Victory" hall, the pro eels to be in aid of the building fund, Mrs Wily presiding Arrangements wore made for the various stallholders. A fair sum was sub- ■ scribt d in the room for the purchase of materi its for working, and further donations a r e expected BLACK CATS AM) LUCK. Readers of the " Times " will hive notice! an advertisement offering a reward for the return of a ! -st bI.• <ck cat, and also a paragraph relatiug how a number of G enbmok children brought black cats to th» advertiser, but the light one was not ani"nj; In m A few days a Ntiay cat c m.e to the residence of V.rJ Davit-.s, ot \ auku, arid, upon enquiry, it waiI'U dto be the mining pu-sv Mi I'tvies ri fused the reward, and. in t. ken of gratitude for having b" i; restored to Ins beloved mister, Tom ban given a i-pecial iloiiatioa of i' I towards ihe buildi g of the I: ill. Hbick eats nro proverbially liirltbriugeis, and I'om's interest in the "Victory" hall miv b:> In-ikod noon as a good omen. ot'AMi ii ;> iok r,\w Amon.; the l : st of passes in the March law t xaminaMons appears the nam ■ of Mr Ciive Wily, who has succeedel n p;s-injr the last four subjects, thus t'omploting his qiialifi cations as a solid or