INGLEWOOD NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 61, 1 August 1914, Page 4

INGLEWOOD NEWS.

From our Own Correspondent. 4 i -*• night the concluding matches ol tne first round of the lo C ai cribbage tournament were decided. K- ,)[ lllil o c games) defeated J'iii g r' mVS l' • and Uruids (" i(i frames) defeated lure Lngade (21 games) Following i ? the position of the teams to date: Viilugn, won a, lost 1 P O, »M 3; Bowlers, 2, 2, 2; Uruids, 2, 2, i nates, 2, 2, Fire Brigade, X, 3,' During the past summer the local bowlers were deeply indebted to the Indies who at all times so liberally provided the much sought "afternoon tea." Oil I'iiui-sjtty, fcli- loth AuguWt, the members of the bowling club are extendi))- a complimentary social to these ladie.-,, m recognition of such valued assistance. c.mU will occupy th, ; first part of the evening and dancing the ,atter.

Last night tlie Qu-jeii Alexandra's 2nl counted Killas held their annual social in the luwn Hall. They were must unfortunate to have .such a wet ni-"ht. but nevertheless some fifty eouples'W cupied the floor. Splendid music was supplied by the luglewowl orchestra and the supper did full justice to the caterer, Mrs. Davis. Extras were play ed bv Misses Lawrence, Hine, Julian and 1. Marshall, while the duties of T'° ca 'P ftW y. handled bv Mo*n> h. V\ eston ami A. Henwood. , Despite the inclement weather vest -, day quite a number of local football enthusiast's journeyed to Stratford to witness the championship final between the Clifton and Waimate fifteens. At the S.M. Court on Friday, before ;-,v i V° ok . c ' s - M -» judgment for plaintill by default was given in the follow-ingcases:-Henry Peterson (Mr. Grant) Ce.'H'ge K. Ahrtin fl7 3a 3d, costs B <s> f'd; fnithcrand Bros. (Mr. Paterson) -Jj-i'iH-ik, (£4 5s 9d, costs 10s. Y\. l'_, lhonmson (Mr. Grant) v. Frank Hannght, £5 4s, costs £2 Us fid. A number of eases were either confessed to or struck out. On a judgment summons Henry Alfred Waite was ordered to pay ±4 2s 9d on or before the 30th August, or in default five davs" in New Plymouth prison. R. J. Daisley, of Kgmont Village, farmer, sued J. B. G. Forrester, also of ligmont Village, for £5 for trespass and damages. Plaintiff leased part of defendant's farm, and the trouble arose over tilie removal 1 of an old boundary fence jriiieh was not .in the proper place, huntiff alleged that defendant entered his part of the farm, and wrongfully removed the fence. Plaintiff and A.B. VV inter gave evidence in support. The Magistrate held that defendant was entitled to remove the fence, but in so doing committed a technical trespass, and Jie gave judgment for the plaintiff for 10s, with costs 17a. Mr. Paterson appeared for plaintiff and Mr. Johnstone lor defendant.

At the instance of the Public Health Department, the police prosecuted W. "Orner, an Inglewood milkman, for selling milk containing 20 per cent, of water. Inspector Foiidcr gave evidence ns to hiving purchased a sample of milk ti'oni defendant on June 29 last, and sending it to the Government Analyst, whose certificate was produced. Defendant denied having added water to the milk, and was at a loss to account for it. In reply to the magistrate, ho said samples had been taken from his cart on several occasions!, and lie had never been prosecuted before. The magistrate remarked that the public must be protected, and inflicted a line of £3 and costs 17s (id. Charles A. Harris was further remanded to New Plymouth on Thursday next for allegedly failing to account foi moneys collected by him on behalf of tlie A.M.P. Society.

A prohibition order was grant cil foi one year against a local resident. Before the court proceedings commenced Mr. IT. J. Thomson, on behn'f Of tllo fegtll pl'ofe,SSlO!i - r ■ \,i '1 |rii II welcome to .Mr. Oooke, s.ji. if, 'being his fir.4 lime as presiding mwtimie on the Iwnii'h hoe. nnil hoped that tile relations Tietwnpn bench ' :<i>d b.n- wmld be always pleasant. At i-iie -iiiip t',mu he. pointed out the need fur ''.im-ire* m ( -■■ti-a court day in the month. "Mr. Oooke thanked the len-ql fr-> i,->r rl ;f v foltheir welcome, and n»1 he .t-onbi cntjniro in lin- m.'itfir el o, i t .;l iv.nd un »2xira vvJiti't day in the uio.lUi.