INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81864, 13 October 1906, Page 2

INGLEWOOD.

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.

1 hear that Mr Raymond has disposed of his farm at Kairiiata, and contemplates leaving the district. Mr J, P. Clffiord, who disposed f his Tarata busings a few weeks ago. find was enjoying a sljon rest in fnglewood before taking a trip Home, js causing Ins fijends some anxiety, ihe result of a paralytic stroke, but 1 am pleased to hear that he is a little better this morning. The second performance by Ihe lnglewood Dramatic Company of "Not Such a F«ol as lie Looks" took place on Tuesday evening, and, as was expected alter ihe successful Hist performance, a packed house again assembled lo witness the society's second elfoi't. Croat credit is due to Mi Roberts for the slate of proficiency to which he has brought the society during the short time lie has had ai his disposal. ilr Roberts was fortunate, however, in having' such gifted amateurs at his disposal, ihe performance certainly leaving nothing' to be desired. The proceeds 011 lliis occasion were devoted to the Orchestra! .Society pnd Fire Brigade.

The cricket club's ball took place on Thursday evening, and was most successful from every poil of view. The music was supplied by the lnglewood orchestra, and the duties of M.C. were el'liciemlyi carried out by Mr F. Thornton.

3\lr J-. I). Webster, who has been in charge of the Presbyterian Chuic'i here for some lime, has received a call ,t(> Dannevirke. which lie -has derided to accept, and leaves for hinew charge next month,

Miss Brownlee, who lias resigned lie; position as assisianf at Hie Norfolk road school, has received an appointment in Ih l ' llawke's Day district, and leaves hi an early date t" take up her duties.