BUTTER PRICE REDUCED

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21858, 11 August 1936, Page 6

BUTTER PRICE REDUCED

SOUTH CANTERBURY FACTORY - •

firming IN CHEESE MARKET , PROBABLE

A report that in accordance with other-datey factories in the Dominion, the price of butter in the Temuka diSr trict wotild be reduced by 2d to bring local prices into line with the Govern? .merit's hew guaranteed ' prices' tor dairy produce was made yesterday afternoon by Mr B. Hughes, secretary of the Clandeboye Co-operative Dairy ‘ ‘ Company. .. .. The. price of cheese on the > Other hand would most probably not be reduced,' said Mr Hughes. It .was more probable that there would be, a rise in the price of cheese, as there was a • ’ good’ demand and - there was a tendency for the companies to be shortstocked.' The factors that governed .. the price of butter in the district did, not govern the price of cheese, said Mr Hughes. Only a small part of the cheese produced was consumed locally and there, were factors such as storage • to be considered. REPRESENTATIVE • • RUGBY

e ; : SOUTH CANTERBURY TEAM MATCH WITH NORTH OTAGO < " The following team has been selected to represent South Canterbury against North Otago on Saturday:—Backs: J. O’Connor (Temuka), E. Ryan , (Old Boys), A. Gaffaney (Temuka), K. McPhail (Celtic), R. Lundy (Waimate), C. Cartwright (Star), G. Wright CWaimate); forwards, G. Adkins (Star). R. Duncan (Zingari),- F. Thomson, (Old Boys), W. Robertson (Mackenzie SubUnion), H. Graham (Old Boys), T. Gunn (Star), A. Higginbottom (Temuka), D. Cf Sullivan (Celtic). Reserves, P. McShane (Geraldine). W. Dennison (Waimate), R. Jamieson (Waihi), G. King (Star). • * The draw for Saturday is as- follows: Representative game, North Otago v. South Canterbury, at Fraser Park, 2.45. Junior Grade—North Otago v. South Canterbury, Fraser Park, 1.30 p.m. Harris Cup Competition—Waihi v. Temuka, at Winchester, at 2.45 p.m.; Celtic v. Old Boys, Fraser Park, at 2.45 pm; star v. Geraldine, at Geraldine, at 2.45 p.m.; Zingari, a bye. Fourth Grade —High School v. Staf at School Park No, 2, at 1.30 p.m.; Zingari v. Temuka, at Temuka, at 2.45 p.m.; Old Boys v. Celtic, at School Park No. 3 ground, at 1.30 p.m.; Geraldine v. Pleasant Point,, at' Pleasant, Point, at 2.45 p.m. - Fifth Grade—Celtic v. High B, at School Park No. 1, at 1.30 p.m.; Temuka v. Star, at School Park No. 3, at 2.p p.m.; High School A v. Zingari. at 1.30 p.m. ‘Friendly Games—Star v. High School B, at School Park, No. 1 ground, at 2.45 p.m.; Old; Boys v. Geraldine, at Geraldine, at 2.45 p.m.; Washdyke v, Celtic, at Washdyke, at 2,45 p.m.

GOLF FAIRLIE CLUB In the men’s Stableford bogey match played recently, the best cards returned were: Rob. Creighton, 22, 11—33; J. M. McDonalJ, 21, 11—32; S. Hutton, 20, 11—31; E. Goodwin, 18, 15—31. TIMARU LADIES* CLUB The best cards returned in a bogey match played by the Timaru Ladies’ Golf Club were as follows: Senior—Mrs Grant (8), 1 down; Mrs Hawkes (6), 3 down; Mrs Kerr (9), 3 down. Juniors—Mrs C. S. Bruce (27), 4 down; Miss Cave (27), 4 down; Miss Fraser (14), 5 down; Miss Cotterill (18), 5 down; Mrs Foote (27), 5 down. The best scores returned in the Grant Cup medal, played in conjunction with the first round of the eclectic match, were:—Mrs Foote, 111 gross, 36 handicap, 75 net; Mrs Hawkes, 85, 8—77; M-s Grant. 90, 11—79; Mrs E. A. Scott, 102. 23—79; Mrs A- M. Robertson. iO4, 25—79. ■ Miss Cave, who drew Miss G. Campbell for a partner, was the winner of Mrs A. C. Martin’s trophy, the - net score being 42 for 10 holes.

TIMARU CLUB The following were the best scores returned in. the weekly card match played by members of the Timaru Golf Club;—H. H. Harris (5), 2 up; D. Moyes (5) 1 up; W. C. Davies (9), all square; A. P. Greenfield (13), all square. Following were the scores in a _mcdal match played by the, Timaru Golf Club on the Hlghfield links on Saturday.— Senior—E. E. Berry, 83 gross, 14 handicap. 69 net: B. S. Davies, 85, 15—70; WThomas, 83. 12—71. Junior—W. Duthle, 89 gross 19 handicap, 70 net; J. S. Satterthwaite. 93, 21— 72; D. W. Beswlck, 92, 19—73; R. S. Ralrd, 91, 18—73. Club Championships .. The following -have qualified for the match play rounds;— ' , _ .. Senior—J. Mackay 142, E. A. Scott 150, E, G. Kerr. jun.ls2, G. A. R. W. Jones 160, H. H. Harris 161, M..T, Houlihan 161, N. C. Martin 161. D. J Mcßeath 163, A. L. Marshall 165, D. S. Mullan 166. D. Moves 168, W. A. Scott 168, D. J. Eurdom 109, P. S. Sinclair 169, and J. P. Steven 169. ■- Intermediate—C. W. Webber 170, Wv .€?• 1 Davies 171, E. E. Beny 17?, D. S. Davies , 174, G. C. Reid 175. V. T. Nicholas 176. D. Sutherland 177, A. M. Robertson 178, M. F. Ledlngham 179. E. M. Hobin 180, C. B. Kerr 180, R. Wilson 180, W. Crawshaw I 181, R. L. Martin 181, and I. W. Cunningham 181. Junior—R. S. Baird 186, W. Duthie 187, I. W. O, Fox 188. R. G. Knowles 189. D. Paterson 189, H. Allan 190, C. C. G. Webb 190, J. S. Satterthwaite 191. L. Collins 191, P. S. Shrlmptort 193, W. I. Tail 194, M. A. Walker 194,. L K. Martin 195, C. S- , Smith 200, and J. F. Morrison 214. NORTH END CLUB ♦ ■

Following were the. results of a medal match played by the Nojrtb End (Tiniaru) Golf Club on Saturday OL. Tozer. 18 gross, ie handicap, 63 net; A. Burrows, 83, 18—64; P. Vesty, 84. 15-69. GLEN-ITI CLUB Following were the results of the third qualifying round of , the „ Glen-ltl Golf Club’s women's championship, which wa« played on Saturday:—Mrs MdUennan, 100 gross, *0 handicap; 80.net: Miss JPatdiett. 119. 36-83: Mn Stafford. if 0,36-68. I