NEW BRIGHTON NOTES.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17401, 11 March 1922, Page 15

NEW BRIGHTON NOTES.

Cricket. nlavrrf + u at ° h against tlw Veterans «.» ?«£ wS* ? rk °° vrorp VuS Wecfacsday afternoon dub ans 301 \- D the scores Veter- ™ J™' Brighton 187. The .best t- xr -° r ' lc?lne team wero Fisher f>, Muirson 42 not out. The local team play the Tramway Club next week. Pierrot Entertainment. In the Joyland'Theatre on Wednesday evening, the South Brighton Pierrot rroupe gave a verv en j oyab i e entertaHuiacjit i n aid of l] le PuWic Pwuic Fund. There was a wded attendance, and the concert went well from start to finish. Band Concert. promenade concert given by the Municipal Band on Sunday in the Kawhiti Domain was well attended, 10-morrow the Band is holding its annual picnic at Pleasant Point. Senior Cadet Company. The local company of Senior Cadets paraded on Wednesday 72 strong. At the invitation of the O.C. an inspection was held b,v Lieutenant Davis, N.Z. P.S., who is Musketry Instructor for Canterbury, and Captain K. Muirson, At the conclusion of the parade the inspecting officers expressed great pleasure at what they had seen. The discipline was excellent, and the appearance of the Cadets, with perhaps one or two cxceptipns, 'left little to bo desired. A half day parade of the Company is being held nest Saturday. Wedding. A very pretty wedding tool? place at the Methodist Church on Wednesday, when Mr Roland Hall, son of Mr and Sirs Harry Hall, was married to Miss Ngita Mi ram Wyatt, third daughter of the late Mr A. H. Wyatt and Mrs Wyatt. The I?er. W. H. E. Abbey, of Linu'ood, was the officiating clergyman. The bride was given away by her eldest brother, Mr Harry Vernon Wyatt. Miss Ida Wilson was bridesmaid, and Mr Penlington best man. Mr George Sincock presided at the organ, and playing the "Wedding March," and the liymu "The Voice That Breathed O'er Eden" was Rung by the congregation. At the conclusion of the cere-

! School Sports. ' The programme of 6 P°{^ S , in ; to bo abandoned at tli© J conbequenee of the wet r^umt'if te rplaco on Wednesday and Thi " ' ' t |, c noons in the sports C rou . s taff, direction of headmaster j t te9 assisted by members of the fclasson. and tlio secretary, Mi' H. A. iThe results arc as follows. Girls' Events. ■ SOvds-Ten and under: 1, Lorna Forbes 2. 12 LinEthel Freeborn 1, I'lorne Hill and dra HendicTi (deau heat) _. , n( j 75yds, over 12-Amy Osment an Lilly Ford (dead heat) .1, l c!ul Skipping R,icc-—Tcfl ; Kathleen Sowden ' l jjju 12 and 11: Florrie Hill 1, 2; over 12: Mary Hay 1, Mails 1 aimer 2 ' Threo-legged J V £ and Alice Good 1, Irene Hill a W Siing Tennis Ball-Pearl Fhfflip. 1, Grace Footo 2. i9."\farv Hop, Step, and Jump-Over . JlaO Hay 1, Millie Ford 2: 1? nn^« ndor ' Rita Nute 1, Lucy ri "Phillips Potato Race-Over 12 : Pearl Phjl'M?® 1, Millie Ford 2; 12 and I'M™ rfill 1, Eileen Nome 2, Sylra Ford o. Boys' Events. 50yds—Ten and under: W. Good 1, G.' TowiiEcnd 2. t „ "syds, 11 and 12 years: M. Bellamy 1, W. Langford 2. n i T? 100 yds, over 12— R. Russell 1, Race. 12 and under— M. Bellamy 1, H. McDavy 2. „ High Jump, over 12 —C. Betfc 1, Hickeubotham 2. , , n Sack Race, over 12— S. Bultitude 1» P. Knight 2. , i n, r>..r High Jump, 12 and under—V. I arsonsoii 1, jr. Israelson 2. Tla'ee-lcgged Race—F. Hiekenbotham and R. Querco 1, S. Bultitudo and lv. Russell 2. _ . , Hop, Step, and .lump—Twelve and under: F. Hiokenbotham 1, J.Hay "> over 12: L.,Nute 1, J. Richards 2 Pota.to Race, 12 and under-G. Mcseevvy 1, R. Querco 2 Kicking Football- —It. Bishop 1, P. Knight. 2. j Pick-a-back Race—lf. Bellamy and E Sealeß 1, S. Bultitude and C. Betts 2.' Potato Race, over 12—L. Nut© 1, S. Bultitude 2."""