INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 18 July 1916, Page 3

INGLEWOOD.

1 (From our own Correspondent.) i Inglewood, July 1". ) The following men have received ine structions to entrain at Inglewood on i Monday next for camp:—Messrs E. :, Drake, W. Langley, \Y, Kuklinski, T. - Wallace, D. Eraser, T. B. Hall, F. E. , Waterson and J. Varley. , The Red Cross mart had a most suc- :, cessful day again on Saturday. Followf ing are particulars of the day's bnsi- . ness:—G. Sutherland, bowling* trophy t Ws Gd, A. Marshall £l, Mrs. C. 0. Ros bert 4s, aprons 2s, sympathisers ss. Mrs. ;. Barton, Mrs. Stimpson, and Mrs. H. s Brown 5s each, Mrs. Epworth 2s, Mrs. s Egarr 2s (id, mart sales £5 12s 2d. The . mart was presided over in the morning . by Mrs. Horner and Misses Johnstone ( and Hamerton, and in the afternoon by 1 Mesdames Winfield and Geo. and J. . Sutherland. ,» The net result of the cadets' dance last i, week amounts to £0 13s 7d, which is i, to be donated to the Wounded Soldiers' Fund. J Our Ratapiko friends are to be conr gratulated on their effort of last week . in aid of the patriotic funds. The sccre--3 tary informs me that £6B '4s lid was . handed over, which is highly satisfactory, r and the promoters are deserving of con--1 gratulation.