INGLEWOOD NOTES

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 331, 19 June 1911, Page 8

INGLEWOOD NOTES

(Frwm Our Own Correspondent.) The monthly meeting of directors of the Moa Dairy Company was held on Friday. Present: Messrs. Jones (chairman), Barford, Britain, Egarr, McMahon, Stachurski, and Williams. A letter was received from the Dominion, Wellington, stating that they were publishing a special issue on the dairy industry in Taranaki, and quoted prices for spase for an illustrated advertisement. The Maketawa factory advised having raised the price of butter to retailers to Is Id. The Moa Co. concurred. The report was received from the valuers of the Waitui factory and plant. Correspondence with Messrs. Grey re May butter was received in committee.

The ceremony of turning the first sod for the new band rotunda will, all being well, be performed on Coronation Day. The rotunda is a step in the right direction towards the improvement of the town.

Mrs. Mcßeth has again commenced her Saturday afternoon dancing class for children in the Parish Hall.

Things promise to move in a lively manner in connection with the opera lolanthe." Keen interest is being shown by the members connected with the society, and its success ia assured. The society will fill a longfelt want in Inglewooo, and will provide a pleasant and profitable occupation for members during the long winter evenings.

All the Inglewood footballers stayed in New Plymouth on Thursday night and patronised the boxing tournament, besides-which a large number of others made a special trip to New Plymouth. All were well satisfied with th& evenincfli entertainment, and the fact that 2immerman, of Egmont Village, who plays for the local football club, won tile light-weight novice competition, lent additional interest to the programme.