INGLEWOOD NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 175, 23 January 1912, Page 2

INGLEWOOD NEWS.

(From Our Own Corroipoixleat.) Another old pioneer-soldier-settler has passed away in the person of Mr. Jos. O'Donovan Quigley, at the age of 75. The deceased gentleman had served in the old 43rd Regiment of Foot, and held the Crimean, Turkish, Indian Mutiny and New Zealand war medals. t The funeral takes place in New Plymouth .to-day) (Tuesday). Mr. Quigley has lived in Inglewood for nearly 30 years, and is well known all around the district. 1 On Saturday last, the all important 20th," the Moa Company paid out £5843 on 125,2601bs of butter-fat, as against £5533 on 132,8401bs of butter-fat for the corresponding month laßt year. The alterations at the Bank of New Zealand are nearly completed, and the improvement and facilities for transacting business are a .boon both to the .bank, officials and to the public. The Inglewood Boy Scouts, aided by some of their comrades from. New Plymouth, are' making a raid on Egmont Village on Thursday afternoon next. It is reported on good authority that the ladies of the village are making great preparations for the attack; the ammunition which they are getting ready will be baked, and anything but "deadly." Quite a crowd of spectators will be there and a real gaod time is expected.