KAIKOURA NEWS

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21289, 8 October 1934, Page 5

KAIKOURA NEWS

CARD KVENJNG At. the band card evening held at the band room, the winners were Mrs A. B. Clark (who had to play-off with Mrs J. A. Reid), and Mr E. J. Williams (who tied with Messrs J. A. Reid and Whittington). Colonel F. W. W. Dawson, Health Officer, will address a meeting tomorrow evening on the proposed water i upply. Miniature Rifle Shooting: The following scores were registered 81. Friday night's shool:--Men—A. Hansen 66, L. Shannon OS. H. Hayward 63, I? Reardon 58, T. Nilsen 65, H. Harrison 67, J. Timms 63, W. Nelson 58, V. Nicholson 6(3, J. Jorgensen 63, R. Clark 65, G. McKenzie 63, K. Osmond 63. | C Pacey 62. C. Clark 56, J. Johnston 63 K Reardon 65, N. Reardon 64, T. Reardon 65, M. Starkey 65, G. Burrows 65, F. Hendry 65. Ladies—Mesdamcs L. Shannon 67, R. Reardon 60. G. McKenzie 61, .7. .rorgensen 65, J. Kennedy 62, J. Timms 62, T. Reardon 60, A. Storer 57, S. Cormack 65. Mrs Kennedy (62-8-70) was the winner of the ladies' trophy. Tennis The Takahanga Tennis Club opened its season on Saturday afternoon when there was a large attendance of players. Mr J. A. Johnston (president) performed the opening ceremony. Miniature Rifle Shooting On Saturday evening the Kaikoura Miniature Rifle Club members enter-1 tained visitors from Sumner and j Waiau. Sumner 992 points defeated j Kaikoura A team 977. Kaikoura B learn defeated Waiau by 555 to 540. A triangular contest ilO shot) wa; : held later, the result, being Sumner •136, Waiau 475, and Kaikoura 475. A cup presented by the Sumner Club for local competition was awarded for the best score off the rifle. This was won by G. McKenzie, who, with his score of 70, wins also Mr C. Clark's trophy for the first possible scored on the club's range. Mr J. A. Johnston, president of the Kaikoura Club, welcomed the visitors, and his remarks were replied to by Mr C. Hart (Sumner) and Mr K. Dunbar (Waiau). Details of the shooting are as follows: Sumner—S. Craw 68, L. Sharp 68, J. Fox 65, G. Jerard 67, G. Hines 65, W. Miles 62, W. Horner 67. S. Williams 67, J. Ellison 69, C. Hart 68, C. Priest

i (57, R. Dobson 65, G. Alexander 65, C. | Timbrell 70, P. le Brun 59; total 992. I Kaikoura —G. Burrows 69, H. Hansen 64, F. Hendry 64, H. Harrison 65, H. Wayward 65, J. Johnston 63, J. Jorgensen 65, H. Miller 65, G. McKenzie 170, T. Nilsen 63. V. Nicholson 66, J. Timms 59, M. Starkey 65, C. Pacey 68, L. Shannon 66; total 977. Waiau —C. Finlayson 64, K. Dunbar 66, R. Crampton 64, B. Duncan 67, S. Pettigrew 63, W. Anderson 65, P. Peters 54, T. Millar 39, J. McArthur 58; total 540. Kaikoura B —K. Osmond 62, K. Reardon 63, R. Clark 61, E. H. Morris 64, M. Reardon 62, T. Reardon 64, C. Clark 52, W. A. Nelson 63, T. Drabble 64; total 555. The triangular contest resulted: — Sumner—G. Alexander 96, C. Timbrell 99. C. Hart 97, .1. Ellison 95, G. Jerard 99—486. Waiau —W. Anderson 96, C. Finlayson 95, K. Dunbar T59. B. Dunbar 94, R. Crampton 91—475. Kaikoura—G. Burrows 93, G. McKenzie 95, C. Pacey 91, V. Nicholson 94, L. Shannon 96—469. Cricket The Kaikoura Cricket Club's season was formally opened on Saturday afternoon and a match was played between teams selected by the captain (Mr F. Warner) and the vice-captain 'Mr J. A. Reid). The first ball was bowled by Mr Eric Flower. The match resulted in a win for the captain's team with a score of 134 R. Grant 21, Gillett 35 (not out), Warner 24 (not out), Lambourne 13. The vice-captain's team scored 116 —Kilian 35 (not out), S. O'Callaghan 10, P. Macfarlane 22, W. McLennan 21. Bowling for the captain's team: Grant, three for 36. Hobbs three for 17, Warner one for 9, J. Lane one for 0. Bowling for vice-captain's team: Macfarlane three for 29, O'Callaghan two for 31, Kilian three for 29.