INGLEWOOD NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 69, 30 June 1910, Page 8

INGLEWOOD NEWS

*,v , (From Our Own Correspondent.) i, • | Inglewood, Last Nighti 'i The half-yearly meeting 01 the ItijqM.f' wood Foresters was held last there being a large attendance of bers. The ceremonies were uondadMl? by Bros. C. Tunbridge, D.L, and S& ■ Fawcett, D.B. The following officjS were appointed:—Bros. G. "Ward, »L, •: W. H. Stephens, S.C.R., S.. Kilpatrfl, " S.W., G. H. Taylor, J.W., A. Coldwell, i 5.8., J. E. Bennett, J. 8.; delegate, Bro. < C. W. Bennett. Bro. J. Winfteld WW. elected trustee in the* place of Bro. % ■ Brown. Plans were submitted for the erection of a new courthouse (in c«4tt: erated concrete). There were accepted unanimously. A committee was appointed to supervise the carrying out - of the work. Bro. C. Tunbridge, D&, complimented the Court on its progress during the last year, and also On Hk sound financial standing. A hearty vote of 1 thanks to the district officers for their attendance, and the reply by tbft < D.O.'s concluded the meeting. A dance under the auspices of th» Druids was held in their hall on Tuei* ,day eycping, and, proved M gre*t"f success' as usual. The Orchestra ftp plied excellent music, which combined | with a good floor and supper to malts' a most enjoyable evening. I understand that the effort was as great a succeog . financially as socially. , ,