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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 12 March 1928, Page 10

AUCTIONS. | FARMERS’ CO-OP. | MANAIA. 1 TUESDAY, MARCH 13. i JQQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc., including — 0 forward cows 7 bulls 10 Jersey wearer heifers 30 store pigs SO m.s. lambs (in lots to suit purchasers) 1 horse- and long-shafted gig . 150 m.s. lambs 2 tons table potatoes Further Entries Invited. HAWERA. THURSDAY, MARCH 15. 500 MIXED SHEEP, including—--70 2,4, (i, 8-th ewes 60 ewe lambs 300 f.m, ewes 150 cull lambs 10 S.D. rams HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc., including—--9 fat cows 20 Shorthorn 18-month and 2J-year rri.t. heifers 3 5 choice Jersey weaner heifers 3 2 good Jersey weaner heifers 2 springing heifers 80 mixed pigs 10 chains 4-inch piping Further Entries Invited. ELTHAM. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14. J QQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Etc., including — 40 store and forward cows 8 fat cows 11 Jersey weaner heifers 15 store pigs GO good b.f. shorn lambs 60 5-year ewes (good condition) 60 4-year ewes Further Entries Invited. CROQUET ♦— SOUTH TARANAKI TOURNEY. EXCELLENT PROGRESS MADE. The management and organisation of the croquet tourney of the South 'l’aranaiti Association, which has been proceeding for the past live days, has been so etiective that the tourney is in several sections approaching the semifinals, while the handicap events have already been decided. Play has been good and interesting, and all competitors have had a thoroughly good time. Visitors from the centres are loud in their praise of the whole conduct of the tourney Fortunately, weather and fawn conditions have been specially good. On Saturday two finals were decided, handicap doubles and B grade doubles. The championship events are progressing well and nearing the semifinals, wliiie the handicap singles have readied tlie semi-finals. Further results were: SOUTH TARANAKI CHAMPION SINGLES. First life.—Mrs. Horner won from Mrs. Masters by default; Mr.s. Evans beat Mrs. Eountaine, 26 —24. Second life. —Mrs. Stevens won from ills. EVacs by default; Airs. Horner beat .vim. Bennett, 26—1.; Air. Gibbs beat Airs. Riera, 26 —8. OPEN OH AAIPION SINGLES. First life.—-Mr. Horner beat Airs. Ala.ves,22l;6 —1; Alis. AlcKay (AI) beat Airs. Donald,22B;6 —8; Air. Clague beat Air. Gibbs,226;6 —6; Airs. AlcKay (E) beat Aliss Stoddart,22B;6 —-8; Airs Alor-l-is beat Airs. Snowden, 26 —T 3; Alt’s. Mayes beat Airs. Alasters, 26 —21. Second life. —Airs. J. Voung beat Mrs. Evans, 26—4; Air Clague beat Airs;. J. Young, 26 —12, and goes into the semi-finals. HANDICAP DOUBLES. Final decided. The semi-finals were 'Aimes. Palmer and Alilroy, and Airs. Aleredith and Air Horner. Unfortunately the latter were unable to play, and Aimes Palmer and'Alilroy won by default. The winners had played very consistently throughout. HANDICAP SINGLES. Airs. Masters beat Airs. Alilroy, 26 —14, and will thus go into the semi-' nnals. In the fourth round Airs. Dawson has to play Airs. J. AlcKay (E), and the winner will play Airs J. S. McKay (Al) to provide the other semi-finalists; Airs. AlcKav (Al) beat Airs. Ward, 26—13. HANDICAP DOUBLES (B Grade). FINAL PLAYED. Mines Ball and Wbods heat Alra&s Knight and Jenkins, 26—20. This was a ready fine game, well contested throughout. The form of the B players lias been very good' all along and has gained much commendation from visitors, OPEN CHAMPION DOUBLES. First round.—Airs. Campbell and Aliss AlcDonald beat Aimes Young and Moves, 26—25; Airs. Alasters and Air. Gibbs beat Mmes Snowden and Donald, 26 1 ; Airs. Morris and Air. Horner beat Mines Rhode Williams and Stevens,224;6 —4; Airs. AlcKay (Al) and Air Clague beat Mines Bennett and Evans, 26 —14. TO-DAY’S PLAY. j Competitors were on the lawns j promptly on time and play started j shortly after nine o’clock. The weather!. wa;s ideal and the lawns were in ! capital order. j CONSOLATION HANDICAP. j DOUBLES EVENT. Ail extra match which is creating much interest is the Consolation Handicap for players who have not von an event, and for other players entering. There are thirty-four en;ries, and many close matches are exmeted. Play began this morning at line o’clock. Pure can sugar produces the best dnegar. Try SHARLAND’S TABLE /TNEGAB and prove it. In bottle or ulk. Best for all purposes. —1