Last Look Round—

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 651, 1 May 1929, Page 11

Last Look Round —

Gaol for Cycle Thief In the Palmerston North Magistral s Court, Charles William Norman, a labourer. of Levin, was sentenced to one month’s imprisonment with hard labour for the theft of a cycle valued at £ 10.—P.A. Popular Railway Officer Yesterday Mr. J. G. Ricker by *li : trict railway traffic manager at Aurk land, received a deputation from the Waimuku district asking that Mr. I . G. Hilton be allowed to remain its charge of the Waimuku railway station. Mr. Hilton has received notice of hi* transfer, but as he is. a most popula* officer with the residents they desit * that he be kept at his present statioi • • • Public Works Contracts The acceptance of tenders for tlv following contracts have been an nounced by the Prime Minister: Construction of huts in connection with the South Island Alain Trunk railway ATessrs. Ward. Taylor, and Co. The construction of a new massage block at the Queen Mary Hospital. Hamper: Mr. C. Calvert. Supplv of poles for Mtuigahao ltydi <*- electric works: Mr. W. K. Lavery.Mot Plane eßturning Major Caldwell, in one ot tiie Auck land Aero Club's Moths, with Mr. 1. W Swan secretary of the club, wienie returning from the air pageant at Hastings left New Plymouth at 1 o'clock this afternoon for Auckland. Klving conditions are not considered to be good, but it is expected that the plane "ill arrive at the Mangero a.r drome between •"■3O and 4 pm. (l.'ro m y.-sterdav's T.ato K.lUtcn)