PALMERSTON DAY BY DAY.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 680, 3 December 1909, Page 3

PALMERSTON DAY BY DAY.

SPORTS ■ EVENTS' ■ AND/PIDRSONAIi ; ; '-(By Tclcgraph.rSpcciai' CorrcspondoiiU. ''•?■' .' , ::: ■■ .; ;■-.-;; i, ■ ' ■'■ Palmerston, December 2. ;;■ The .vital 'statistics for Palmcrbtpn' for th« inonth of. November'; are:—Births 42,' : mar- ; ,riages B,' deaths "H.;-. . ..: :'';■•. ;-.■ - '\': " : :v

Tennis and football players will much re- v' r '3 grot' (he-'departure of- Mr.-GuyEecd from .■'''"j 1 nlmerston, \ho having been': transferred from: ■: fii the Bahk'of'Now Zealand here to tho positiou:' -, * of teller at the.TnihapoVbranch. - Mr. Beed: /:/. was secretary of,the Pabnerston , Tcluris'; and lvas ako a member of the executive of the ;'•:■] Manawatu Rugby Football Union,.and in hoik,.;;:'-.'] positions did yeoman's Service. •"'•.';■,■■ ,\.".",!'■!".i^;S : ! ; si .At the, meeting of tho : Hospital: t«rday a letter was read from Mr. T. Scpbi»: ■■■ Coinish stating that- ho will shortly'• produce:v .:'-'.] a Maori drama in Feilding in aid of tho hos- ;:>;,] pital - funds, 4 and it, was decided-, to vfonrardvi". '- : :'v to Mr. Cornish' a\ letter of thanks, expressing, >•;'! the hope than the drania would prove a fiutv■■'•'■ ~j ccS3. i:; :. .■.■,"■•■,'■■'.• ~■.■;»,.:.■■■.:. :'•"■"■ .-''.';: V i-.:'- :■■'■'■■■>'■;;!: /Cricket matches 'were iu "frill th«/; ; 4V sports ground "yesterday ■ afternoon."-,---'Tho ■-:•'?, ground was. in Rood' or,der, --.but a, high winoV f^ , .: made things rather unpleasant In the: Wed- , ' :;?: nesday championship niatclics, City Cliih dc-, : -i] feated'High Solmol by eight runs, the.tdta^'r-iV wipg-Crty 71:(Tnrner, not;ont, 21, Mopro and,; : vs Mitohcll 17 ■each); !High School G3 (Buscher ! ' :;T ■o'TV j' - o, ™&'to examinations, tho Hlßh ; .' ; ',i' bj]>i)pl did not have their 'bcst.tcam-.m.- Hie :.\': : fiHd. ;. Phoenix A,had an'easy : viotdry,ovcr,^ ;i ¥ I.hocnix B, winning byan.inning(wind.34. ruae., ';": ''" ,«" e o A , te . am J" ,l °n 10* runs (Boon' 22,, Gur.'; ? '- : } 19, Schlenki and Henry 12 each). The B team"' ':/ made ,31 and, 36, .Bussell "(U) being' the only, --M uonble-ngure 6cowr. 'Considerable '"interest' , ''.■'■- , was manifested; in:; the.- game, .between.' the' :i :'-. ,; i Oampbell and College Streets SchodljCommit-:. , '., :■; tees, the elevens being reinforced by members'' ; :';'V« of the teachirig : ,etaffs.- Campbell Street batted : u' first,. and put up, 9G, Simmonds ;■ and Warden pi ]' scoring 40: and;4s respectively.:', Holbeu (3) ■">" v< was the only committeeman. to"eooro.'.fiv* o{' :: X- ."[ tho others- .each jinaking" -Me', uttdesiraijl»t-.-;iV'i' : , ?.ri? . A mon ß tne ,^P^ e Street team was: , -: i' . Jnveniie,- !who- is. playing- a■ great'- game this" ■:''•''' season, and , p'ut/on.'a- century in. a* 'club match'V". : j a snor.t. tune.back, and he made thiagsilively, , ■"'•;> having-52'to, his credit-when Holland beat him;;.- :i '-" : i'; Phi total reached 134 (Gerrand, not out, "40. '■''..•;. V-■Hoddervl6,--...Whitebead..ip).-.,; J^. '-.-:■■'■;,.." - The . new. steam ■ laundry., at, Pahnerston Ms- ;' '■-'! now.: almost, ■completo,. .and it ',is, expected;.vrillf - 1 ; -' w m ivorkingorfer in, about ten days. • Th»V "i 1 very . latest. machinery,"has"been installed. ■'-iv'--