CARTERTON.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8550, 8 October 1907, Page 7

CARTERTON.

<Prom Our Own Correspondent.)

Monday. Tihe funeral of the late Miss •nnnprhftTftft took place at the ClarevilleTTemetery this afternoon. The Revf R. Young, Vicar of St. Mark's, officiated at the graveside. This morning 1,400 gallons of milk wera received at ths Parkvale Dairy Factory. At a meeting of the Wairarapa Rugby Football Union, held on Sat- ' urday night, Mr E. McKenzie was appomteojWx) confer with the Ground Committee* of the Wairarapa and East Coast P. and A. Society with reference to the of the fence .surrounding the oval on the Society's Grounds. A meeting of directors of the Belvtdero Dairy Company was held in the Secretary's rooms, Belvedere Road, this alternoon. The first payment of the season on the four weeks' supply of was authorised, and amounted t0.£197 13a, being at the rate of ,6d per lb for 7,y861bs of butter fat. At a meeting of shareholders held afterwards, Mr T. Couwell was elected to fill the vacancy on the directorate. The Rev. Mr Evans .conducted the services st the Carterton and Gladstone Presbyterian Churches yesterday. The vital statistics for September for the Carterton district are: — Births, 10; marriages, nil; deaths, j 7. ■ I Mr Groube (back) and Mr Johnson (forward) were awarded the medals j presented to the Carterton FootbaSJ ; Club by Mr H, McManaway. j Prior to his departure from Car- j terton Mr G. Hall was the recipient of a silver-mounted pipe and tobacco ; pouch from the members of the Rover Football Club. A select programme of music was rendered on the Recreation Grounds, yesterday afternoon, by the local brass band. There was a good attendance of the public. I Owing to the indisposition of the I Rev. Father Cahill, the services at St' Mary's Church, yesterday, were \ taken by the Rev. Father Bartley, of St. Patrick's College, Wellington. A masting of the newly-elected delegates to the Carterton United Friendly Societies Sports Committee, was held in the Foresters' Hall, on Saturday evening. Mr C. Reid was elected chairman. It was decided to hand the profits from the sports meeting over to the Fire Brigade. The following officers were elected:— Patron, Mr P. Molloy; President, Mr G. W. Deller; Vice-Presidents, Messrs H. McPhee, J. Nichoils, W. Partridge, T. Sparks, snr.; TreasuraivMr E. Martin; Secretary pro j t43Hjf£. Stove. It was decided that I committee should meet every j ' Friday. The matter of appointing j of sub-committees was hehl over till j next meeting. The anniversary services of the • Carterton Methodist Sunday School will be celebrated in December next, j Special hymns are being practised by | the children. By order of the Conference special services will be held in all the Methodist Churches in New Zealand on October 21st-"Young People's Sun day."