RANGITIKEI.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 223, 21 August 1931, Page 4

RANGITIKEI.

MARTON, Aug. 20. Tho game between United and Rata in the ladies’ hockey competition yesterday made tho United team’s position unassailable, that team winning by three goafs to one. The game was played at Marton racecourse.

Mrs Dodds, hon. secretary of the Associated Board, R.A.M., R.C.M., has received _ advice of tho following local successes in the written examinations held in June. Rudiments: Patricia Foster (Xga Tawa) and Cushla, Tonks (Nga Tawa). Grammar, division III: Rona McKay (Convent). Grammar, division II: Margaret Dalv (Convent). Grammar, division I: John Daly, Joan Irene Mansell, Edith Martha Rofo, Lydia Eleanor Scott (all of tho Convent).

In a Rugby match on Wednesday Old Boys beat Huntorville by 15 points to nil. The usual sitting of the Martor. Magistrate’s Court was held on Wednesday morning. Mr R. M. Watson, S.M., presiding. Judgment by default was given in tho following undefended civil cases:— L. S. Signal v. W. McMillan, £7 14s 9d, costs 32s 6d; Rangirikei Permanent Building Society v. W. T. Hands, £95 15s 3d, costs £5 7s 6d; D. and W. A. Ingle v. S. W. McJorrow, £3 9s 6d, costs 39s 6d; Rangitikei Motors, Ltd., v. M. Martin, £2 13s, costs 22s 6d; K. H. Fowler v. E. D. Harrison, costs only 16s; A. Grade v. L. N. _ Parsons, _ £ll 6s 6d, costs £2 18s; Rangitikei Bidding Society v. J. W. and M. E. Walker, £9 3s 4d. costs £4 16s 6d; —. Williams v. A. E. R. Pierson. £9 4s Id, costs £1 10s 6d: Marton Borough Council v. B. .1. Kcllehcr, amount claimed and costs 18s 6d; same v. T. W. Cole- , man. £9 7s 9d, costs 25s 6d; same v. H. 1 J. Doherty, £2 12s 3d. costs 18s 6d. ! Wrn. Cole was ordered to pav P. Cos- i grave the sum of £8 15s. 6d, costs 15s 6d, ! in default 10 days’ imprisonment. J. Me- j I.ennan was ordered to pay D. and W. A. I Ingle the sum of £1 10s 6d, in default five days’ imprisonment. To mark the 38th anniversary of the establishment of the Marton Methodist Church a splendid concert was given last night in tho church. Following tho doxology and a prayer of thanksgiving by Rev. J. L. Mitchell, an entertaining programme was rendered.