INGLEWOOD.
From Our Own Correspondent. Tnglewood, Dec. & One of Tnglewood's pioneer business men, _in tlie person of Mr. E. Viekers, passed away at Hobart yesterday. He had been on holiday for some time, and news was received yesterday he was dangerously ill, but a later message advised that he was dead The swimming baths are to be opened to-morrow (Thursday), and a splendid programme has been arranged, including some fancy costume items and fancy swimming. Mr. Gallagher, of New Plymouth, has been appointed caretaker, and everything promises for a successful season. The secretary of the Patriotic Society has just forwarded to the Minister of Internal Affairs, to lie cabled direct to the boys at the front, the sum of £2-58 Is Od, The amount is made up of -the proceeds of the Scotch Day, Mrs. Hawkins' concert, and the Norfolk Road contributions, being £l5O Is Od, £BS 10s i)d, and £lO Os Id respectively. The following local men have been drawn in the ballot: Messrs K. P. Lawson, ,1. Btirnip, P. Davidson. F. Dav, E. W. Gibbs. E. 13. Coble, (!. S. Ilobbs, G. Lindsay, E. Mawson, Rev. Richards, G. E. Williamson, and W. Wilmot,
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 December 1917, Page 8
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194INGLEWOOD. Taranaki Daily News, 6 December 1917, Page 8
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