BULLS

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 222, 20 August 1931, Page 12

BULLS

RANGITIKEI GOLF CLUB. (From Our Own Correspondent.) BULLS, Aug. 19. A stroke competition was played on Saturday last, the beet cards handed in being as follow: —G. Drew, 87 —22 —65; K. W. Dalrympie, 96 —30 —66. On Saturday, August 22, a team from Castlecliff will visit Bulls. The Rangitikei team will be published later. The following have qualified for the men’s championship;—F. Fenwick and J S. Tricker (tie) 163, H. J. Hendry 171, hi. A. Signal 176, T. L. Mansell 180, G. Bertram 182, M. R. Mansell 186, N. S. Prichard 187, A. W. Amon and A. K. Drew (tie) 191, L. V. Homes 192, G. Drew--193, K. W. Dalrympie 194, R. O. Dalrymple and S. G. Goebel (tie) 195, O. H. Grut 200. The first round of the championship will be played on Saturday, August 29, and the draw is as follows: —1 plays 16, 8 plays 9, 4 plays 13, 5 plays 12, 3 plays 14, 6 plays 11, 7 plays 10, 2 plays 15. The ties will draw for places. ON THE RANGE. There were some good scores recorded on the Bulls M.R.C. range on Monday evening, D. Lundy putting on a double possible, and J. Carter and M. Banks single possibles. The scores were: —D. Lundy, 70 —70—140; J. Carter, 70—6&—138; M. Banks, 68 —70—138; O'. Broughton, 69 — 69—138; T. Prichard, 69 —63 —137; L. Meads, 69 — 67 — 136; (J. Haycock, 68 —68— 136; S Sharp, 69—67—136; R. Hart, 63 68—136; J. Bartlett, 66-69—135; G. Murray, 67—67—134; P. Thorby, 67—65—132; K. Anderson, 64—68—132; W. Innes, 66 —65 —131; F. Ingram, 65—66 —131; J. B. Robins, 65—65 —130; E. Petersen, 64 —65 — 129; R. Robins, 65—58—121; H. Brown, 59—59—113; Q. Ellery, 59—56—115; S. Appleby, 55 —60—115. FOR THE MISSIONS. On Monday the Bulls Busy Bees held a “shop” in the Town Hall lobby, and netted about £8 for the mission funds. LODGE MEETING. The fortnightly meeting of Loyal Bulls Lodge, M. U., 1.0.0. F., was held on Monday, August 17, N.G. Sister S.evens presiding over a very good attendance of members. Correspondence was received as follows: From Loyal Manchester Lodge, Feilding, extending an invitation to members to be present at the installation of officers. From Rangitikei Lodge, No. 14, 1.0.0. F., challenging members to a game of cards, and advising that it is intended to hold a social after the challenge game, and inviting members of Roseneath Rebekah Lodge to the social. —It was resolved to notify Rangitikei Lodge that 15 members would play cards. The secretary was instructed to advise the lodge in Wangianui that a team of card players will be coming through to play for the Salek Cup. The first nominations for officers resulted as follows: —N.G., Bro. Whiteley; V.G., Bro. Lumedeu; Elective Secretary, Sister J. Forbes and Sister Fowler; Permanent Secretary, there being no nominations for the position, P.G. Bro. Forbes consented to carry on until the end of November, or until somebody could be found to take over the office. THE MANAVVATU SEAT. There are now three candidates in the field for the Manawatu seat in the House of Representatives. Mr J. Linklater (Reform), the sitting member; Mr W. Hunter (Labour); and Mr P. J. Small (United). Mr Small was in Bulls on Monday and met a number ot supporters of the United Party. GENERAL. Farmers are too busy with cows and sheep now to let their families or employees off to pastimes, and football and hockey are now practically finished for this season. Bulls seniors are drawn to meet Halcombe at Bulls on Saturday, but as the competition has been won by Rata Club it is hardly likely that another match will bo played here. Bulls fourths have an engagement at .Marton, playing Old Boys fourths on that day, and this match will probably take place. The ladies’ hockey team has disbanded for the season. Our ladies wore not very successful in the competition, but the majority wero quite new to the game, and will be harder to beat next year. Mr F. F. Ralfe is paying a business visit to Wellington. Mrs Claude Edwards returned from Wanganui Hospital on. Saturady, and is progressing favourably after her recent operation. Mrs M. Kidd is reported to be improving in health, but is still an inmate of the Wanganui Hospital. The Croquet Club’s progressive euchre party, held in the pavilion on Tuesday afternoon, was well attended, and proved very enjoyable. The prize-winner was Miss Marjorie Curtis, of Dannevirke. Misses Mildred and Marjorie Curtis, of “Ngapaeruru,” Dannevirke, who have been spending a holiday with Mrs E. Wilson, returned home on Wednesday. Deep sympathy is felt for Mr and Mrs Hamilton Russell, of Parewanui, in the lose of their bright boy, McKelvie James, who passed away after a short illness, and who was interred in Clifton cemetery, Bulls.

Bulla and Stanway Ping: Pong Clubs played a return match at Stanway on Tuesday evening, and this time Stanway proved the winners, taking 61 games to Bulls 39. The evening proved very enjoyable, the hospitality of the Stanway Club being greatly appreciated.