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CROQUET TOURNEY

THIRD DAY'S PLAY

Perfect weather conditions prevailed today for the third day's play in the Wellington croquet championships at Kelburn Park. The following are the results of yesterday's and this morning's play:—

Handicap Doubles.—Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Meyer beat Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Gilbert, 26-14; Miss Bates and Mrs. Denby beat Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. Bannister, 26-14; Mrs. Lockett and Mrs. Collins, beat Mrs, Bradley and Mrs. Krebs, 26-20; Mrs. Lockett and Mrs; Collins beat Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Meyer, 26-17; Mrs. Cadwallader and Miss Wallis beat Miss Bates and. Mrs Denby, 26-21.

Handicap Singles.—Mrs. Gilbert beat Mrs. Perritt, 26-19; Mrs. Toms beat Mrs. Adams, 26-5; Mrs. Mouat beat Mrs. Bush, 26-15; Mrs.. Faulkner beat Mrs. Hogan, 26-18; Mrs.: Liddell beat Mrs. Burbridge, 26-18; Mrs. Gibbons beat Mrs. Franklin, 26-4; Mrs. Nicholas beat Mrs. Loughman, 26-12; Mrs. Sheargold beat Mrs. Davis, 26r17; Mrs. Franklin beat Mrs. Church, 26-23; Mrs. Ryan beat Mrs.- Thornton, 26-20.

i Ladies' Associate Singles.—Mrs. Sargisson beat Mrs. Ridley, 26-16; Mrs Henderson beat Mrs. Lowery, 26-17.

Level Singles.—Mrs. Billing beat Mrs' Toms, 26-16;" Mrs.: Bush beat Mrs. Liddell, 26-15; M^s. Pearce beat Mies: McKenzie, 26-18; Mrs. Sutherland beai Mrs. Adams,. 26-14; Mrs. Gibbons beai Mrs. Sheargold, 28-20; Mrs. Jackson beat Mrs. Parfitt, 26-21; Mrs. McCarthy beat.Mrs. Neilson, 2S-22; Mrs. Morgan beat Mrs. Nicholas, 2G-7;Mrs. Parfitt beat Mrs. Jousey. 26-18; Mrs. Morgan beat Mrs. McCarthy, 26-22.

dpsn Championship.—Mrs. Sargisson beat, Mrs. Ridley, 26-18; Mrs. Lowery beat Mrs. Mpuat, 26-2;. Mrs. Robertson beat Mrs. Flint, 26-^4; T.'rs. Allan beai Mrs. Toms, 26-1; Mrs. Walker beai Mrs. Bradley, 26-22; Mrs. Allan beat Mrs. Hogan, 26-13; Mrs. Ridley beat Mrs. Galvin, 26-13; Mrs. Flint beat Mrs. Galvin, 2647; Mrs. Walker beat Mrs. Mouat, 26-24; Mrs. Henderson beat Mrs. Cadwallader, 26-24; Mrs. Robertson beat Mrs. Ryan, 26-19.

SHOCK FROM VACUUM

CLEANER

Shortly after 10 o'clock this moming, Miss E. Schroder, 30 Nevay Road, Miramar, received an electric shock from a vacuum cleaner. The Free Ambulance took her to hospital for observation.

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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 34, 9 February 1940, Page 9

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CROQUET TOURNEY Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 34, 9 February 1940, Page 9

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