OAMARU HAPPENINGS

Evening Star, Issue 22087, 22 July 1935, Page 8

OAMARU HAPPENINGS

ffllOH Oys CopBBSTONBSJJI'.] SAVAGE CLUB KOBERO. The fortnightly korero of the Oamaru Savage Club was well attended, and the ipirit of goodfellowship was manifest throughout the evening, , Brave J. PamlUon was installed as chief for the evening, and be was assisted by wave E. M'Bianmd. The programme presented was as follows—Orchestral selections, Savage , Orchestra; piano-accordian solo, Mr r, Mitchell; ~ vocal numbers, Savage Choir, conducted by Savage F, C. Burry; guitar solos, Mr H. M'Bonnell; mouth organ duet, Brave Fawcett and Savage Oaten,; monologue, Savago S. Hook; . sketch, •Savage Wedde, Braves Fawcett and Ewart; humorous number—Braves Nlcholls, Cameron, Hodge, Smith, and • Savage Dunbar. The accompaniments were played by Brave J. Armstrong and Savage F. C. Burry. During the evening a demonstration or physical culture, boxing, wrestling, balancing, and acrobatic feats was given by Mr i. Thompson arid his Piy? l * s, i a ?i was greatly appreciated by all, ,At the conclusion the performers were'accorded a vote of thanks in true Savage style. * MEN’S HOCKEY. Under the auspices of the North Otßgo Men’s Hookey Sub-associatron the matches for the-Jaoobs s Handicap Cup competition were continued at King George’s Park on Saturday, overhead conditions being excellent, while the ground wfis in good order. Municipal met Rovers, and secured a win by 6 goals to 4, Municipal haying a handicap of 6 goals. Rovers had a handicap of two goals, but, although they were definitely superior on the day s play, they only managed, to secure two goals, . making their, total four. . Oamaru (scratch) had a good wm over Totara, who had a handicap of three goals,.the country team failing to register a goal. • —Roys’ Competition.— The boys competition conducted by the North Otago Men’s Hockey Subassociation was advanced a further stage on Saturday. Results No. 5 1. No. 4 0; No, 6 0, No. 2,0; No. 1 o,‘ No. 3 0. „ , „ The games weye controlled by Messrs B. Hore, J. Clark, and T. Jacobs. . The points in this competition are as follow.—No. 1, 5 points; No. 2,5; No. 3,2; No. 4,1; No. 5,3; No. 6,2, LADIES’ HOCKEY. Following are the results of the matches conducted by the Otago Ladies’ Hockey Association ;—lirata A 12,'Athletic 5 (referee, Mr W. W. French); Maheno 10, Arawa B 4 (Mr E. Coker). , D . On Saturday, the Waitakx Sub-asso-ciation championship fixtures were continued in excellent weather conditions. Duntroon defeated Huia (Kurow) at Kurow by the narrow margin of 3 coals to 2. Mr G. E. Richardson, of Oamaru, was the referee. MEN’S GOLF. —First-round Championships.— The first qualifying round of the. • North Otago men’s golf championships wag completed on Saturday in delightfnl weather conditions. Following are the results A Grade. —J. Kilpatrick 76, I. M’Ewan 81, A. M'Beath. 82, G. Outhbertson 83, R. G. Mathieson 83, E. M’Kenzie 84, P. fl. Hargreaves 86, S. Cutbbertson 86, F. S. Milnes 87, R. B. Nichols 88, P. Mulligan 88, . M. S. Holmes 88, J. A. R. Scott 89, B. Roll 00, 0. R- Hedges 90, F. W. Humphries 01. Intermediate Grade. —T. Hedges 86, J. M. Wilson 90, Ralph Hedges 91, F. Crimp 92, Chas. Hedges 94, A, W. Woodward 95, D. L. Grant 96, R. Hewat 97, R. Watson 98, M. K. M'Culloch 98, H. B. M‘Dowell 99, A. Millar 100, R. M'Laren 102, R. Stark 103, D. V. G. Smith 104, R. S. Orbell 105. B Grade. —E. Fraser 98, D. L. Patterson 102, R. Stark, jun., 102, H Maude 102, R. Crombie 103, G. Restieaux 104, R. Marlow 105, N. >C. Gilchrist 107, S. Burton 107. —Holmes Cup.— The following qualified in the first ’ round of the Holmes Cup competition: H. J. Robins 105, D. Williams 108, R. Orbell, jun., 109, B. Steven 110, G. Dawson 112, K. W. Judkins 114, Nichols 114, R. A. Munro 121. > MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING. —Railway Ladies’ Club.--The following are some of the scores of the weekly shoot of the - Oamaru Railway Ladies’ Miniature Rifle Club: Mrs Graeves, 71—-10-—80; Miss M‘Curdy, 70—11—80; Miss Hall, 68— 12—80; Miss Kay, 68—35—80; Mrs M'Fadgen, 67—19—80; Miss Wilson, 75 —3—7 B; Miss O’Donnell, 734 —77; Miss Benson, 05—12—77; Mrs Anderson, 68—8-—76; Miss Pugh, 52—24 —76; Mrs Andrew, 74—1—75; Mrs Benson, 69 —6—75; Mrs Barker, 69—6—75; Miss Mary Wilson, 49—25—74; Mrs Kennedy. 47: —20—67; Mr* Hore, 28—0 —2B. . -

The rifle button was won by Miss Wilson, and the handicap button by Miss Kay. ■—Oamaru Ladies’ Club, — The following are the scores for the 0.L.M.11., Club weekly shoot. , t Miss Taylor won the handicap button', and Mrs Taylor the button for the highest score ofS? the rifle. Mrs Taylor, 80—6—80: Miss WyldeBrown, 737 —80; Miss Kean, 71—18— 80; Miss -Taylor, 70—14—80: Miss Hichardson, 57 —20 —80; Miss It. Rusbatch, 59—20—80; Miss Palmer, 59 20—80; Miss -Bee, 73—5—78; Miss Lane, 71—4—75; Mrs MacGregor, 71—4—75; Mrs Nimmo, 70—4 —74; Miss Corrigal, 54—20—74; Mrs Dennison, 667 —73; Miss Hanley, 58 —15—73; Miss Rennie, 67—5—72; Mrs Thyne, 57—15—72; Miss Roney, 53 —15 —6B: Miss B. Rusbatch, 45 —20—65. DR BARNARDO’S HOMES FUND. The local, treasurer of Dr Barnardo’s Homes fund (Mr A. Sievwright) acknowledges with thanks the following:—Collected by Miss C. Nicolls, £1 12s; collected by Miss M. Simpson, 5s 6d; donation (two waterside workers). 2s—£l 19s. LOYAL OAMARU LODGE. The fortnightly meeting of the Loyal Oamaru Lodge was presided over by N.G. Bro. R. Cleveland. After routine business had been transacted three candidates were initiated into the order, and one brother was placed on the medical list. One clearance to the Loyal Hand and Heart Lodge was also granted. A motion of condolence was passed with P.G. Brp. Oats in the death of his mother. P.G. Bro. Pinder reported on the visit to the Loyal Kakanui -Lodge. OVERSEAS-ALLOCATION. Advice has been received of the following overseas allocation for the port of Oamaru for August:— The Port Fairy, due August 30, to load 11,000 freight carcasses and general cargo for London. Messrs Darling and MiDowell are the agents. This may possibly be the last shipment of the vear.