REEFTON NOTES

Grey River Argus, 24 August 1934, Page 7

REEFTON NOTES

(Our Own Correspondent.) REE ETON, August 23. The Blackball (Jiris’ Basketball Club sen-t u team io Reeftuu yesterday to pay the heal Ohl Girls’ ('lul'. Th( game look place at the school ground and resulted in :i win lor Old Girls by 1.” goals Io two. The United Club alse played Ih e School team, the latter be ing victorious. Air ami Mrs Harrison and daughter, of Queenstown, lei I by this morning’s express, a I ler spending a holiday with I heij- aunt, Mrs Healy, Reef ton. A young daughter of Mr (;. B. AlcInroe, staying with Mrs Thomas, The Terrace, had the misfortune to sus tain an accident, chopping the top of a linger oil while using an axe 'to cut some kindling wood. She was taken to the doctor for surgical attention. Air -I. Crossman presided at the weekly meeting of the luangahua Rugby Sub-Union. It was resolved that the primary schools 'concerned in the competition be asked to have their players under 8 ston c ready to play at Reelton on Sept ember 8. Messrs F Miller. J. Smith, V. Glennie and N. Quinn were chosen to |?e taken to Buller tor ;i trial game on 26th inst. W. Honey’s application for re-iustatemenl was approved. The Wara’tah Club was declared the winners of the McGill’- • uddy Cup. The competition for the McMahon Cup was fixed as a oneround 'competition. Air Bradley was granted permission to arrange a match between Ikamatua and Waiuta. Fixtures fir the 26 th are as follows: — CroLadun v Waratah (Mr Green), junior. Black’s Point v. Star (W. Hui i) senior. Ikamatua v. Waratah. Arrangements for a match against Mur.nison were left to the President