INGLEWOOD NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 128, 8 September 1910, Page 6

INGLEWOOD NEWS

(From Our Own Correspondents.) The attendance at the Tennis dance was marred by the adverse weather conditions. Nevertheless, a most tnjoyable evening eventuated. The floor was in fine order, and as it was not overcrowded dancing was most enjoyable. The Cottier family supplied the music. Mr. Moody, secretary of the dance committee, acted as M.C. The supper was provided by the ladies; and the whole affair went off without a hitch. The financial result was most satisfactory. Mr. C. L. Nicholls, of the staff of the local Post Office, is at present spending a holiday in Auckland. Mr. M. W. Priest left this week for Leyin o» a fortnight's holiday. > Currle, oj Wellington) who has been spending a short holiday here with her brother, Mr. J. Currie, left for Wanganui on Monday. , •. ■Mr. N. Grienei - has moved into Lis new shop next to Mr. H. Humphreys. | 1 It is with regret that I have to re-l port the death, at.the New Plymouth' | Hospital on Friday evening last, of i he' three-months' old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Magee. The funeral took place on Tuesday. • 1 The County proposals for bridges are | causing some interest locally. After I the enthusiastic meeting on Monday, it will come as a shock if the ratepayers do not plump for the loan scheme.