CARTERTON NEWS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10022, 19 April 1910, Page 6

CARTERTON NEWS.

(Own Correspondent,) Monday. The numerous friends of Mrs Percy Cole, of High street will hear with considerable pleasure that she has returned from Palmerston North (where she has baen seriously ill), much improved. A few weeks should see her completely convalescent. ™ In the Police Court this morning, before Messrs G. A. Fairbrother and W. F. Roydhouse, Justices of the Peace, two men, named respectively Michael John McDermott_arrci John Delaney, who were arrested on Saturday morning for drunkenness, were convicted and discharged in consideration of having been. in detention since arrest. '.Delaney^was also charged with usng obscene language in a public place. He pleaded guilty, expressing great regret, and was fined 10s. Miss Pull, of the Clareville post office, is at present absent on her annual holiday. Miss McCartney, of Wellington, is the relieving officer. Mr Joseph Stevens, custodian of Carter's Aged Men's Home, acknowledges with thanks the receipt of a parcel of periodicals from Tucker's Book Arcada. High Street. The harvest festival, and the festival of St. Mark's Day, celebrated in St. Mark's Church here on Sunday next. The choir will hold,the practices this week in preparation for the -.ervice Yesterday evening the Mr Stancsge, the newly - appointed Methodist Minister ty the South Wairarapa Methodist Circuit, conducted his initial service in the local Methodist Church. Mr A. P. Roydhous:, printer steward on the lonic, came up on Saturday evening and spent the week end with his people here. He re- ( turned this afternoon. The ship eaves Wellington for London on Thursday.