SUPERANNUATION PLAN.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 155, 4 July 1938, Page 16

SUPERANNUATION PLAN.

FARMERS! WIDOWS' CASE.

(From Our Correspondent.)

HAMILTON, Saturday.

That provision should he made for a farmers' superannuation scheme and for an allowance for farmers' widows was a suggestion made by Mrs. F. R. Mcintosh, of Ngahinapouri, in a letter received by the Waikato executive of the Farmers' Union vesterdav.

Mrs. Mcintosh said she thought financial arrangements should be made for such a scheme when the guaranteed price was next fixed.

Consideration of the matter was deferred until next meeting.

SIX POINTS BETTER. The principal match was between North Shore and Mount Albert, and anticipations "f a hard and close game were fully reali-ed. There was no score in the first hall', but in the s. id half Mount Albert crossed the Shore line three times, the latter adding one try. For Mount Albert I.eathcrbarrow (2) and Hansen scored tries. Zanc scored North Shore's try.

OTHER GRADE RESULTS. RKSKUVK GRADE. Marist I'd. heat Manuk.-iu S. Richmond beat Newton 7. SENIOR li GRADE. Ellerslie l.», beat K.V. 4. THIRD GRADE. Ponsonby lii, beat Avomlale 2. R.V. It 5. beat Point Chevalier B 3. Ellerslie (I, drew with Manukau 0. I'ap.ikura A !>. beat f'itv A 3. Shore 7, beat Otahuhu l>. FOURTH GRADE. Richmond in, beat R.V. 0. Glonora 13, beat Ellerslie o. FIFTH URADE. Richmond (!. beat Papakura 2. Point Chevalier L'n. heat Mount Albert 2. Shore 21', beat Ellerslie 2. SIXTH GRADE. Ponsonby 8, beat Avondale 3. Marist (i, beat Richmond 0. Otahuhu 30, bent Newton 0. SEVENTH GRADE. Manukau 10, beat Papakura 9. Point Chevalier 2C, beat Glenora 7 City 10, beat Ellerslie 5. Shore 0, beat Richmond 0.