WAITARA NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVIII, Issue 288, 14 May 1915, Page 3

WAITARA NEWS.

(From. Our Own Correspondent). At a meetin<.r of the North Taranaki Patriotic, League on Wednesday evening the secretary (Mr. Weir) submitted a statement in connection with the late carnival. The receipts amounted to £f»i)7 3-Is 4d, and tile expenditure JC3O L2s 4d. lea vim;; a nei return of *Js. There is still a fiirther sum of .CJH to co?ne in. The committee is to he congratulated on the result of the carnival, also the counlry people who had stal's, especially Tikoramn, their taking; amount in;; to ; Lipperton £3O 4s (i.l. Vi'enui ,C!-1 lis 5-I. A \ofe of than!:* was passed (o Mr. Weir a:iil to all those who assisted in Waitara and tin; country. The first of the series of euchre partics ami dances held under the auspices of the North Taranaki Patriotic. was held in the Clifton Hall on Tuesday evening. There was a attendance, 18 tables bein;.; enframed. Airs. I.unmer and Airs. Al>(!onaj;le won the ladies' prizes, and Mr. J. Maim and Mr. 1.. Karl en the prizes. The music was supplied b.v Misses Carr and J. Tavlor. Air. Buchanan acted as AT.C'. Dr. Valentino (health officer) and Air. Lepper (secretary of the Hospital and Charitable Aid Hoard) paid a vi.-ifc to Waitara on Tuesday and were shown around by his Worship the Mayor. Owinor to other attractions the mcctcalled foe Tuesday evening to consider arrangements in connection with the unveiling; of the obelisk in the Old Soldiers' Cemetery (lid not take place. A further ;• t is to be made for a meeting on Alondav evening next, when it is hoped there will be a !ar; r e attendance. ,