INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 11 February 1918, Page 3

INGLEWOOD.

(Fiom Our Own Correspondent). Vor ™me ycaro' Tnglewood has had tfie Viuor of having one of its residents as the representative on the' Hospital and Charitable Aid Board of the Inglewood and Waitara boroughs but this year the Mayor of Waitara is thfe representative. On Wednesday morning the following entrained for camp: Messrs H. Clough. Hodges, Weston, Vickers, and Kilpatriek Tn tii ( . absence of His Worship the Mayor, Councillor Sutherland addressed jtho departing boys and Mrs. Gow, on behalf of the ladies committee., presented each with a parcel of comforts. Considerable satisfaction in expressed that Captain Stratford's wounds are not of a very serious nntuva, and that he will very shortly be able to take up his new position as headmaster of the Central school, New Plymouth. I The electric light committee of the I Borough Council has been authorised to bring down U scheme and submit at next council ro*eting for the increase of electric supply. When duly considered it will he brought before the ratepayers 'find a poll will be taken. The move is a most excellent, one, as applications for current are being constantly turned down, and it seems a great pity that so much revenue should be lost. The swimming club nroposes holding 'sports in the local baths an 28th inst. A splendid programme is being prepared.