DISTRICT NEWS.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 551, 23 July 1920, Page 3

DISTRICT NEWS.

'«§£. > TUAKAU. / v 3 -v&,> SUBSCRIPTION *T,IST. (£—,. "ft subscription list is out in aid ot Turner, footballer, who sustain*! a 'broken leg whilst playing football in thaJVaiaku-Tuakau match at Waiuku last. Clearing Sale. Mr. Ryder, who recently -sojd his fami to a Cambridge a : clearing sale of slock and' it was one,of the largest salelneWr held in Ttfakavi. Returned Soldiers' Sail. The retuJtai&d.;Soldiers' ball which is to ti% held ~». to be a huge sttS&ess. Uickets aie fifing.briskly. All the arrangements nife-Jnorder, and the daneingvpublic" forward to something; <,weU, of the ordinary. ', '%;','' Billiard Tournament, %, '. are remifrKif that the ,■ acceptances close 'to-night at eight Bvj o'clock for the first draw.. . , IHiuitjeWrVoi»|H'.

A number of locaL/esidents have for*aed'a minstrel troupe, and it is their intention to hold a concert on August 25. Already, they have had ijifi several good practises,' ahtfiyudgirg fcs by the showing thev have made, new in the entertainment g ",'^m e is ' tjfft® presented to 'Tuakau. ,';•'■ Q JEKtGN OF SCHOOL SITE. At Me meeting of the Auckland Educnon Board on Wednesday a letHarrisville school commit:(se»rought up the matter of sit&ftL £ two new school at Tuakau. $N * said it seemed to him.tfepr ,g tn centre of the district w*b the j I rnway station at Tuakau, and if a j v %irfbw school were erected theri itj wplld enable the closing of three J otjfcr small schools in the district, j TJft architect said Hff-had, after much \ school.buHdi% r and ne urged that no \tta»' should l^(Birt''.^B 4 4epiding on a ; - lite, v going on jteth the Work. EventitykHy the board „.'". dtcided to visit Tuakau next Tuesday J v/sqk' and meet .the committee con- • on the'jg|Wnd, the' of site. *

.i*"** MANUREWA. Jk * MEETING POSTPONED. " I The; general meeting of ratepayers WlfiKby the Town Board for Aug|st :) has now been postponed unity pntuvday, A u E ust * u> ' ' 7\iJ/