BAINESSE

Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 303, 18 November 1930, Page 9

BAINESSE

(From Our Own Correspondent.) BAINESSE, Nov. _ 17. A fair 6hare of awards came to Bainesse from tho Manawatu A. and P. Show held recently, Mrs Jakobsen scoring in tho butter section, Miss B. Millard in fancy work and Miss Dorothy Tennent in sewing. The latter has carried off tho first prize for three years in succession. On Saturday tho children from tho Oroua Downs School journoyed to Bainesse to play tho local schoolboys in a crickot match, wult beiac ® «a te Oroua Downs »y 26 runs. For Oroua Downs, N. Robinson proved a valuable member and compiled 43 of the 85 runs made by his team. The local lads played well, tho runs being well distributed amongst them. Tho detailed scores are as follow: —Oroua Downs, first innings: N. Robinson 34; R. Shailor 17, P. Rivers 2, L. Gates 3, H. Thompson 0, A. Marchant 2, B. Sexton 4, J. Dench 1, B. Porter 0, A. Hobbs 1, D. Waller 4, extras 2; total 60. Second innings: N. Robinson 9, R. Shailer 0, P. Rivers 2, L. Gates 3, H. Thompson 1, A. Marchant 2, B. Sexton 0, J. Dench 2, B. Porter 2, A. Hobbs 1, D. Waller 2, extras 1; total 25. Bainesse firet innings: Grammer 1, Don Tennent 5, J. Tamiti 7, Thessman 2, Jakobsen 6, Galloway 5, Dunford 7, Seaton 3, Cask 0, Dave Tennent 2, C. Tamiti O, extras 4; total 42. Second innings: Grammer 1, Don Tennent 0, J. Timiti 0, Thessman 0, Jakobsen 8, Galloway 4, Dunford 1, Seaton 0, Casko 0, Dave Tennent 1, C. Timiti 2; total 17. Representatives of the committee provided lunch at school during an interval, which the boys much appreciated.