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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 301, 15 September 1933, Page 6

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Secondary Schools Board ITEMS FROM WAIRARAPA Dominion Special Sekvice Maaterton, September'l4. Mr. P. M. Smith has been appointed as employees’ representative on the Wairarapa Secondary Education Board, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. G, Selby recently, There were two nominations for the seat, tho other candidate being Mr, B, Irons. Association Football Fixtures, Following are the fixtures for Saturday’s Soccer matches, to be played in Masterton;—Taylor rose bowl knock-out competition:. Masterton v. United, at Sedgley ground, 2.45 p.m.; Mr. P. C. McLaren. Boys’ championship: Albion juniors .v. Masterton Rovers, Sedgley ground, 1.30 p.m., Mr. G, Lamb; Whatman v. Sedgley, nt Whatman ground, 1.30 p.m., Mr. T. E. Handcock. Recognition of Splendid Work. As a slight recognition of the splendid work and unfailing interest that MrsCoradino and the late Mr. J, M. (Joradine had always taken in tho Plunket Society, it- was reported at a meeting of the. Maeterton branch of the society yesterday that the committee, acting with the approval of the. central, council, unanimously wished that Mrs. Coradine be made a life member of tile branch.:

Sedgley Boys’Homo. It was reported at a meeting of the management committee of the Sedgley Boys’ Home yesterday that one boy nad been placed in work during the month, and that one new boy had been admitted. The reports on boys who . had left the home .during, the past twelve months were excellent without .exception, The farm report stated that the weather conditions had greatly improved production, and that everything was going on very well.

District Settler Farowolted. Mr. and Mrs. H. Nitz, of “Kaiwhata,” To Wharau, who are leaving the district to take up their residence in Masterton. were the guests of honour at a farewell gathering of settlers held at “Kammerstein,” the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kummer, recently. On behalf of tho settlers of the district, the Rev. J. C, Abbott, of Tinui, presented Mr. and Mrs. Nitz with a tea sot. Mr. Nitz was also tho recipient of a pipe. A pleasant evening was spent, those present playing bridge and dancing.

Handicapei for Harrier Race. The handicapper, Mr, W, A. Pointon, has declared the following handicaps for the Masterton Harrier Club’s annual five mile open handicap race, to be run from the Park Oval on Saturday:—C. Talbot, scr,; L. Hack, lOsec.; M. Quayle. Imin.; J, Mulvey, V. Engstrom, 1.10; E. Cresswell. 1.15; W. Hack, J. McKay, 1.20; E. Shaw, 1.30; J. Haise, 1.40; R, Shaw, 2,50; R. Harman, F. O’Dowd, 3.0; J. Barnes, H. Boys, 3.30; A. Spicer. A. Crookenden, 3.50; A. Kennedy, 4.0; J. Shaw, 4.10; E. Buckton, B. Harman, 5,10; H. Spiers, B. Falloon, 5.45; J. Baikie, 6.30; L. Waters, J. Liddle, 6.45; P. Haise, Billions, 7.0; D. S. Thompson, Welch, Faulknor, 8.30.