DISTRICT NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 256, 29 April 1912, Page 2

DISTRICT NEWS

I DENBIGH ROAD. " 071 »Ji" <ll—rt*ri i/J (From Our Tpo weather is very changeable here /_ A <! , ribhn'ge :, Mtttc4<^va , s l ' : J)la^''(3i'iii l 1-bhS soluioUii)rtleiJ(is'bcSf|itilßd»3!i flight djfetNYiefHi the upper and lower ends,rthe,l»w»r and coming off victorious. ." , . s r Pr|h6 ddiicfe 'MiiiSJf 1 "toblc''plade' iii'th'e' sch6oJh#use'''Wst • JfridAfy- might-'%as- a •vei'jr jimjpyable affair, and the members , : ;p£, flft! Athletic T Club, r7 ivho organised the -Social, are "to.'lie congratulated on the success. The music, played by Miss G. Andresen,lMt Birtjd,. ajul Mr. ,G. Andresen, as M,C,,.was. nift in his i - ipjffkVfpjaibie state of the' weather prevented "the~atItamlance being .very lafee" . k t/! ■by 5 the! householders in the—election of a new :>tiiig ~ip M^n;;a.ppc^e l^;,.[ pia. (( l}usinm%o y 'f' by .Mr. W. Mills, who eulogised the iniL ; inad-e- 1 ' - - ill ! 1 tfie' "^Tk^o^rW^>'B?hbol by Miss Clousen, a .teacher; merits- [ thd last Jea years. , ... r ■ j '<jf • 'tfi^is'Tffl^ , .Sfiißßr • fwar, and /^rtoi:''' < pr<fetnirOfndications I .[Sfyquld.ffgynt})#!) V'ttuwcre in a fair way [.fyj hav_e a first rate road very soon. „ ; (|reaTsympathy f is. "felt im Air. and h ffrk. Dombroski, <i46se A Httfe girl was ( Y£iiy.7fSfcM'|fr burned I ''XTSaft-^I .njojrning whilst' her parejitg were away at Thq -jhrfiw. '.The Athletic Club pi mioses holding a .hii|s^ijost ; L!ui,:r ®mtr l • rfj,,om7 - I<r w J • The Tarilil 'clii'esK faotiKy'-'picnic and frp<jrts ; >Y^f) n 7^xMi>.; pad- < flock oil April 25, and' in spite of the weather looking threatening in thejprenoin, plbcjal residents and visitors. Good <?n- $?, ,-Went all helpecj to make a very success-r-.fWI; seives much credit for !_his ; jd^|ie^- / as > ? j more, eeJaecjmllj as it prevented him from competing 'm'tf number of events in which ,he j would- have- been a" likely' winner; ami .the ;»>1! the principal races' showcif'tlint the 'task (3'ouldrnoJt, have he,en in,better Mr. p. ld.ung',as Mepsr^'Pevw'dutieg:pf th'g' fyfti.. s^rfitary' Were 'left' !to : 'Mi} W W J udd' • an.d to liis iinffiirif #orts irnjcft'of'Wid stees's pftfie' day's sport was due. The other r Mem- (: bers-.ofiofiwtfaQi 'comattteef-fi-Messfe.:"" -J; JD;i; [Jones. > ha f4.t° ■,and-even, then ware', ft?l of/the , a P e , pi'izc,; .-ifhfifii Svtfsf accomijdished.'iii" the Tecor'd'.^irfie'' 1 # 9' Amongst the visitors- ¥as ; Mr. : W&. "flfinel nvhft; dfiiiatefl-iia special< prize ;|o¥ most promising young runner, which ■ W ffS. : polMs f-03?, Iviq• perfe(Dnja«ocs ID J 'W.™ l ' l ® i f t ; ,, A' /very i successful: .fefill. W 4 S held m t-he hall in the evening, fthe tuxetf the utm't A!iPW>4^' the music, anjd, the floor being, in splendid conditi6n,_ dancing was kept up with lu W laLes fistSHf cujtting sandwiches and gettincr suueer--gfesdameH • J RuMn^' SfcWtfrd, Mv© aftefaay-fejjpeareil lil tA'Ne^s ; , Av('ih e Si io n; x X)f the. following,-^ >!s r,s: Ke ' lcl 7- 11: steptei 2., BMijder 3 yfefe: ''J.' gt'ephSieDn' U Kehely under 16' jdaHr'G" Hpllis 1, C. Stephenson 2 u \ !()([