INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1916, Page 3

INGLEWOOD.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) fnglewood, Yesterday.

Much sympatly is felt for Mr William lius«ell, who has just received word that sis son "W-ll," has been killed in action.

Lieut. Harry Kennedy is on the list cf those reported wounded. The nature nf the wound is not known more than that ''Horry" is wounded in the shoulder.

There was a «rood attendance at St. Andrew's Choir locial on Friday evening. Mns'eal items as follow were contributed: Srng, Rev. E. L. flarvie; duet, M-i>rs. Hcrner and Roberts, and an or-ch<-tral iUm by the Wilson family, all of >vhich were well received. A competilir.n "Local Celebrities" caused a good deal of amusement. After nipper had been served by the ladies, dancing was indulged in and a very pleasant gathering was brought to a close about midij'fii>t. ' The golf championship progressed an-ollit-i stage last week-end. Gudgeon beat Surrey. 4 up and 2; and Darlow beat T. Brown, I up on the 10th hole. The following are further contributions to the Christmas Gift Fund: Mrs. H. -Saunder, 3 cakes-. Miss Young, cake; Mlsf Esse, ss: Miss B. Esse, tin bisr.u'fs; Miss M. Fowler, 01b iam; Mi«s (\ Marsh-ill, 4 tins .-ondensed milk, and packets soup; Miss Corney, ss; Miss Ad-; Corney,ss; Miss Corney, 5s (Nurses' (.'hi istmas' Fund); Eric Corney, 53 • Nurses' Christinas Fund); Mi. E. P,r;iadmore, 6 tins tobacco; Miss Lamb.'rt. 10s; M: Alt'. Kilpatriek, 10s; Miss Min.hin, las; Mrs. H. Cottier, ss; Mrs. Piiirnip, 3s; A Friend, 8 tins sardines; Mrs. C. O. Roberts, ss; Mrs O'Carroll, iin walnut creams. Miss Maggie MeCormiek. two tins toffee; Mr. Branch, 10s; Dr. Nutting, 10s; Mrs. Cutting, ss, Mrs. T. Merry, tin biscuits, and eight pn-kets cigarettes; Mr. T. Neilson, 0 tins milk, and A tins sardines; Mrs. A. Allan, tin biscuits and 4 tins sardines; j Mis- A. H. Hamerton, 01b. jam