INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 9 March 1920, Page 3

INGLEWOOD.

(From Our Own Correspondent). A sharp turn approaching a bridge' is always a danger for motor traffic. The latter part of last week Mr. Frank Lawson collided with two motor cyclists on the Maketawa bridge. Neither party saw one another until they met on the bridge. One of the cyclists wag severely out about the legs, whilst the other was somewhat knocked about. The Maketawa sports meeting is one that has stood the test of time, and is one of the few fixtures around here still being carried on by an energetic committee, who deserve all the support received in the past, also for future gathering,, The next sporte meeting takes place on March 25 on Mr A Marshall's, farm, A few Rugby devotees are talking of making a vigorous attempt to arouse enthusiasm in the game in the district at a.,, early date. It i s to he hoped thev will meet with encouraging support especially from the younger players. ' Sonic of the surrounding districts are having memorial tablets placed in the schools on public halls to those who! served King and country in the late war I wo good specimens are at present on view in Messrs Hayles' and Spnrdle's ■ shop. One has 97 names of the Norfolk road district, and the other "7 names from Kaimiro. Both are the work of the above-named firm, the ottering in gold being by Mr. F. Rpurdlc.