INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 20 October 1922, Page 6

INGLEWOOD.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) A movement is on foot to have a conI tinuous telephone service in the town, ' and a petition to that effect is now in course of circulation. Should this succeed, Inglewood will be brought into line with j'lew Plymouth, Stratford, Eltham and Hawera. Constable Longbottom is at present on holiday leave. During his absence Constable Hadler, of F’tzroy, is in charge here. Mr. A. V. Cooper is leaving Inglewood, having accepted a position on Newton King Ltd’s land staff at New Plymouth. The committee which has been holding socials in aid of the soldiers’ memorial fund set out with the idea of raising £5O towards that landable object. Mr. W. H. Eagar, who has taken a prominent part in the movement as chairman and treasurer of the social committee, states that the goal is in sight, the sum of £45 Ils fid having been raised. The summer season is now on, and with it comes the summer games, and the need for appropriate attire. This will be at once overcome by a visit to Geo. Farquhar, clothier and mercer, Inglewood, who has a fine showing of garbarine trousers, tennis shirts, cricketing shoes, etc., as well as a wide range of clothing, mercery, boots and shoes. Residents of the Inglewood district who follow the profitable sideline of bee-keep-ing will be able to get all their requisites in Inglewood. F. Bond, timber merchant, now has in stock fully made-up hives, Hoffmann frames, foundation comb, etc., as well as nets, smokers and all other requisites.