BULLS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 142, 18 May 1932, Page 12

BULLS

(From Our Own Correspondent.) \ BULLS, |day 16. Following is the ladies’ draw for the L.G.U. Medal round, to bo played by the golf club on Thursday: Mrs Hendry v. Mies Tricker, Mrs De Burgh v. Miss N. Wilson, Mrs Drew v. Mrs Dunoum, Mrs McDonell v. Miss C. Wilson, Miss McKenzie v„ Mrs Mackay, Mies Walker v. Miss Bailey', Mrs Anderson v. Mrs Last Harris, Mrs Tricker v. Mrs Marumaru, Mrs Dean v. Mrs McKenzie, Miss Brookie v. Mrs Scott, Miss P. Levott v. Mrs Carter, Mrs Prichard v. Mrs R. McKelvio, Miss Petrie v. Miss R. McKolvie, Miss D. Perrett v. scorer, Mise Fagan v. Mrs Russell, Mrs W. Pearce v. Mrs Smart, Miss Palmer v. Mre H. Pearce, Miss McKelvio v. Mrs Caldow, Miss Stovens v. Mrs Gould. The “home links” Coronation Medal and the Aotoaroa Cup competitions will be played on May 24. Mr H. Glasgow, of Titrakina, a member of Bulls Football Club, met with an accident while out shooting recently, and a badly injured foot will keep him in hospital for some time. Suppliers to tho Rangitikei Dairy Coy., Ltd., will bo paid at the rate of 9d per lb for April buttorfat. Very heavy frosts have been experienced here this week, and there is a good deal of winter sickness, coughs and colds being prevalent, with a fair amount of influenza. Makowhai camp is now nearing completion. A good deal of clearing and levelling had to be dono first. Now tho tents (each fitted with a wooden floor and a heater) have beon erected, as well as dining 'and social rooms, a cookhouso, and sanitary arrangements. About forty men are already in camp, and before long over 100 will be there. The men appear to bo perfectly contented in their now surroundings, and everything seems to bo right up-to-date. Locally trained horses will be seen under silk at June meetings. All Humbug and Fairway aro to raco at Eilershe, and Clopton will be taken to the Otaki gathering.