INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 15 March 1917, Page 8

INGLEWOOD.

(From Our Own Correspondent). Inglewood, March 1-t. The following ?rom this district have heen drawn in the 'ballot:—Messrs T. Biesick, ]?. Bishop, .1, Burgess, A. G. Clark, M. Crean, G. Dowman, A. Hall, A. Julian, A. 'P. Marsh, B. Old, and W. J. Walsh. The following arc particulars of the Red Cross Mart, on Saturday last, conducted by the Egmont Village and Albert I'oad Indies:—Donations—Mr. A, Cornev .€l, Messrs Jordan, Chard, Butler and J. Hall IDs each, P. Marsh 7/0, 11. Olson, G. I'inch, E. James, K. Davis, H. Harrison. I!. Price 5/- each, E. Kinsella, C. Jury, ilill, W. Re.we, J. Lambess, Keenan, Daislev. Kirkliv, E. Gvde, Mesdames Swan, O'Byrne and Bridges 2/0 each, Mesdames Hollins, Fitzgerald, Thomason. Peters and W. Richards 2/each. Euchre partv and mart receipts £ll 17/-. Total £lB Ms Cd. Xhc funeral of the late Mrs E. Nicliolls, wlio died very suddenly on Monday, was very largely attended on Tuesday afternoon. The Ker. Ireland was the officiating clergyman. On Thursday tlie Tennis Club are holding a local tournament, for which large entries have been received. The golf liitks are in splendid order at present, they having been played over all through the summer months', and the greens have received special attention, and consequently are in splendid condition for the opening of the season. I understand that at least a dozen new members are coming in this year. Mr Lysons lias been busy lately laying out tlie piece of reserve for additions to the cemetery.