INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 19 April 1918, Page 3

INGLEWOOD.

(From Our Own Correspondent). The following are particulars of subscription to the Main Trunk Fire Fund: —O. Young £3, EJI.lt. ss, A- Taylor . r >s, "Inglewooo"' 10.-; Oil, Orossman and Son £l, S. J. Kennin-rton JEI. R. Fawcett ss, F. Partridge ss, H. C Luke £l, J. P. Carson 3s, C. 0. Roberts ss, F. Longbottom & fid, ,1. Salisbury 3s Gd. AV. Burrell 10s. J. Coniey ss, W.'Tavlnr ss, T. B. Winf.cld ss, W. Bint ss. a'. Plummer 10s, J. P. Harrison 10s, J. Dobson 10s, H. Knowles ss. E. Hunt ss. .1. Hodges 10s, John Burgess JOs. J. Pett.t £l, Karalus Bros. 10s, G. V- Bennett 10s, A. -F. Heal 10s, P. Schreiber 10s, A. Lile ss, R. Stewart £l, J. W. Burgess 10s, W Lmlaman 2s, A. Chard £l, Mrs. Kendri«l- 0s fid P. 0. Nops £2 a*, IY. Marshall £l, E- Gopperth ss, J. W. Wini'ield tl, fnriki £3. Ily. Brown £l, R. Paintor ss, Pcrcival and Messenger £2 2s. 'lVtii t-23 Ids fid.

The annual moet'ng of the Tennis 01 ub was held in Mr. Thomson's office On Tuesday evening. There was a good attendance and the president (Mr. Brown) occupied the chair The report and statement of receipts and expenditure was read, and showed a credit balance of £34 14s 7d. The report mentioned that eight of the members have aeon active service and "two had returned. Tito election of officers resulted as follows: —President, Mr. F. Brown: sccrc-

'■"•■ Mr. Darlow. treasurer. Mr. .1 Sutherland; committee, Messrs O'Carrnll an-i - : urrev, with officer* ex-officio; club captain, Mr. Gudgeon; match committee. Mi-ssr-» O.udgeon, O'Carroll, Brown and the sceretray. It was decided to have a Mittinjr green laid down and opening day fixed for Thursday 10.

Word was received to-day that an old Inglewood boy in the person of Eric Giant has been killed- The relatives have ihe sympathy of a wide circle of friends.