CARTERTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 22 May 1941, Page 7

CARTERTON

MAGISTRATE’S COURT CIVIL AND OTHER CASES. . ("Times-Age” Speci.nl.) The monthly sitting of the Carterton Magistrate's Court, presided over by Mr H. P. Lawry, S.M., was held yesterday. Judgment for plaintiff by default was given in the following civil cases: Hilland Hughes v. F. A. Wilson, claim £lO 18s, with costs £3 Gs; T.S.C. and G. W. Garrity v. E. Whiteman, claim £l3 Is 4d, costs £3; Dr. W. J. C. Wells v. D. Mclntyre, claim £5 9s, costs £1 Ils 6d. In a judgment summons case, T. Wagg and Co., Ltd. v. J. 13. Johns, claim £l7 13s 3d. defendant was ordered to pay the amount forthwith, in default 17 days in Wellington gaol, with costs £1 Is. C. S. Nicholson, traffic inspector, prosecuted Arthur Hobbs for failing to produce a current warrant of fitness. Defendant was convicted and fined 10s, costs 10s.

LADIES’ GOLF DRAW FOR SATURDAY'S GAMES. The following is the draw for a Stableford and bogey round to be played on the Taratahi links on Saturday:—Mrs Callender v. Miss Smart; Mrs Maroney v. Mrs Johansen; Mrs Candy v. Mrs Robinson; Miss Campbell v. Mrs Forbes; Mrs Colson v. Mrs Orr; Mrs Harrington v. Miss Lamb; Mrs Murray v. Miss Freer; Miss Peters v. Miss J. Orr; Mrs Nix v. Miss I. Corlett; Mrs Court v. Miss V. Corlett; Miss Hamer- v. Miss Lawrence. Juniors: Miss Johnson, Miss Lindop, Mrs Knowles, Mrs Martin v. Miss P. Bredin. Miss Smart and Mrs Forbes will be in charge of the afternoon tea arrangements. Dance at Parkvale. The dance to be held in the Parkvale Hall under the auspices of the Parkvale Women’s Institute will be held on Saturday, May 24, not May 14 as was previously stated. Carterton Public Library. New books at the Carterton Public Library are:—The Prodigal Parents. Sinclair Lewis; Gemini, Netta Syrett; September To September, Jacobine Menzies-Wilson; Hoax Millions, F. E. M. Young; Bitter Philosopher, F. E. M. Young; Hope Never Dies, Guy Fletcher; Whispering Galleries. Bertha Barrie Goldie; McCann of the Legion. John H. Barrington; The Dark River, Chas. Nordhoff and Jas. N. Hall; Beacons of Death, Maurice B. Dix; The Million. Robt. Hitchens: Cleopatria's Tears. Harry S. Keller: Double Banked, E. L. Long; The Golden Hills, Robt. Ormond Case; The Ghost House, Norman Borrow; Priscilla Goes Astray, W. H. Lane Crawford; Foundation Stone, Leila Warren; All This and Heaven Too, Rachel Field: The Sick Heart River. John Buchan: Calling Dr. Kildare, a Dr. Kildare story; Ten Little Niggers, Aga Christie; Riders of The Plains, Max Brand; The Far Call, Jackson Gregory. Footballers’ Gathering. On Saturday evening members of the Carterton Football Club will entertain two of its members at the Masonic Hall.] Those to be honoured are Private B. H. Gayfer, an enthusiastic supporter of the club for many years, and Private T. Harp, a playing member of the club. There is sure to be a large gathering of supporters of the maroon jersey to enterrain these two members. Card Evening. The Boy Scout executive held its weekly card evening in the Band Room last evening. The prizes were won by Mrs Holland 1, Mrs Ticehurst Senr. 2; Messrs T'awhai and A. Patterson won the prizes in the 'men's division. I