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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 260, 5 December 1930, Page 7

Ihe kilJing season of the Wairoa •Eueat Compapy's works w&s comsnenced yesterday, ihe lierd-tesling figures for Wairoa |or the month of November reveal the xaet that 1495 cows gave an average Diilk supply of SlBlbsT Iho nuniversary of the Wairoa Salvaiion Arniy Sunday Sehool was cele- . brated last Mouday evening, when a programme was rendered iu. Osler's Hall. The Budget presented to the -Reiehstag provides for an expenditure of £534, 000, 000, a reduetion of £71,000,000, obtained mainly by cnts in civil serrants' wages and payment to the &tates. After being nnfishahle for a lenglhy period the Tnki Tuki river, at Waipukurau, is in splendid order for fishing. A good bag of eight was scoured bv oue sportsman yesterdr- the large st turpnng, the scales at Slbs. /V" _ The Otago Crioket Association decided tliat players unable to show legitimate excuse for not travelling ■with the Otago team on tour after being seleeted will be not considered for matches played at home. — Press Association. In memory of an uncle killed in the Maori war, Mr Frederick Holiand, of Llandudno, lias.offered the Wellington National Museum. through Sir Thomas Wilford, inany relios of the Duke of Wellington, inclnding Baxter pvints. autographed portraits and several articles of furnitnre. Sir Tliomas Wilford is going to Llandudno to make a selection. Notwithstanding the fact that proper recepticles have tlieir position on the Marine Parade for _ refuse, bottles, etc., there are a certain liumber of people who, careless both of the appearanco and safety of the beach insist on throwing broken hottlts and any rubhish that they might happen to possess upon the beacli, to the oonsequent annovance of the authorities and the danger of bathers. The campaign against cancer has been coramenced in Wairoa, wliere a nieeting was held and presided over by Archdeacon Butterfield. Mrs T. H. Lowry was present and stressed the necessity for funds being raised to assist in the marcli towards the conquest of the dread disease. A strong committee was set np with 3\Irs Butterfield as president, and arrangernents considerd for the carrying out of the campaign. Napier residents will be interested to learn that the Hawke's Bay and East Coast Aero Club will be making passenger flights from the Napier' Aero Club's ground from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. the following day. Pilot Instructor W, H. Lett has kindly consented to make these flights for the benefit of the newly-formed Napier Aero Club. Location : behind Mr A. Peterson's property, Riverbend road. Before His Honour, Mr Justice Blair, in the Napier Supreme Court yesterday, decrees absolute with, custody were granted in the following petitions for dhorce: — Doris Queenie Ling (Mr L. A. Rogers) v. Charles Leslie Ling. Edna Jessi© Burns (Mr L. A. Rogers') v. Robert Joshua Burns. Patricia Hume (Mr H. B. Lusk) v. Laurence A. Hume (Mr L. A. Rogers). On the petition of a creditor, Jobn William Bicknell was adjudged a bankrupt. The text has been issued of a bill providing for ihe futux*e organisation of the Salvation Army, providing for the formation of a company to act as trustees for the armv's property throughout the world, fixing tlie age limit for generals, removing ihe general's right to nominate his successor, and the formation of an arbitration council to denl with disputes hetweeen the general and the leading cfficers. The bill is unlikely to be discussed before tlie New Year. A claxm for possession of premises and £37 15s by Andrew Paxie agaiixst Nicholas Paxie was lieard before His Honour, Mr Justice Blair, in the Napier Supreme Court yesterday afternoon. Mr John Mason appeared for the plaintiff and Mr L. A. Rogers for the defendant. After the hearing of lengthy evidence and discussion on points of law judgment was given for plaintiff for possession of the premises within a. week, with the declaration that plaintiff was entitled to rent for (the use axxd occupation of the premises at the rate of £5 15s per week, the_ amount owing to be fixed by tlie registrar. Costs were also allowed tlxe plaintiff. Tlie monthly meeting of the management committee of the Taradale Librarv was held last night, Mr C. H. Williams being in tlxe cbair. The other mernbers present were Mesdames R. J. Campbell. O. Orr and Miss R. Martin ; Messrs W. Jarvis, H. Fayen, J. Williamson (secretary). Apologies were received from Mr 0. Anderson and Mr and Mrs Henderson. The serretary re-poi-ted that 35 books bad been purcbased and catalogued last week. Notification from tlie Libraries' Association was received, intimating that tlie next ccnfetence would be held at Timaru in February, 1931. It was decided that there would he ro meeting of the committee in January, unless circnmstances demanded it. The ladies were appointed visitors for the next term. On a cliarge of being £57 7s 6d in arrears on a mai'ntenaxxce order up to June last, Ceeil John Edmunds, aged 25. appeared before Mr A. M. Mowlem, S.M., at tlie Napier Police Court tliis_ morning. In outlining the caso Senior-Sergeant Stark stated that the order was rnade in Christchurch. The man had been living nnder different names and was a bit of a waster. For th© ace,used Mr L. A. Rogers stated that he liftd had a hard time with little work. He had paid what he could but found it diffieult to make a living. He had no monev and xvith the present position of things had littl© prospect of paying off the debt. He was remnnded by tbe: Magistrate pending the receipt'of fuller details from Christchurch. McCarthy's, Ltd., desire to announce that during the sale tliey are x-eta;n-xng their staff of painters and paporhangers and will he prepared to exeeute renovations and other work ' at loxvest prices.* The latest craze in haiidressmg lSL-j "Wind Bloxvn Bobs." This plrticular style is most attractive and Ws created quite a furore amongst ladies. "Wind Blown Bohs" can be expertly done at Maison Treselle, Hastings street, wliere Mrs Olds gives personal attention appointments.- Teleplxone, 2996.* TREAT A THIRST PROPERLY. If nothing else, it enables you to fully enjo.v the delicious refreshmexit of a glas's of 'TriceV flavoured orang9 extraot made from real orange extractive. A 1/6 bottle of "Price's" makes tliree gallons. Olber favou rites are "Price's" flavoured Raspberry, Lime and Lemon. Ask your grocer for, "Price's"— satisfaction is tlien ftssui'ed.