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Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 245, 15 September 1932, Page 8

q i. mcg;\ " BARRIST*/>\ spoo\ v\\ ! Rangitikei \ V \ Money t v a K „ciaJA Jp .s wea- -/■ ; for the _cory and a y of hookey was teams. The , fast as usual, but play was high. On the the exhibition by the .s was rather scrappy, most flayers being out of form, seim-linals in the ladies’ section . four teams on an even footing, jiid in the eliminating rounds all tho games were won by hits behind after extra time had been played. Halcombe finally gained the day from Hinekoa bv a margin of one goal, while Manderers A and 13 fought out tho men s final for the A team to win by two goals to nil. Details of the games are as follow:

LADIES. Section A.—Halcombe 1 v. H.S.O.G. 0; Carnarvon A 1 v. H.S.O.G. 0; Carnarvon A 0 v. Halcombe 0. Section winners, Carnarvon A and Halcombe, three points each. Section 15.—Athletic 1 v. Waituna 0; Colyton 1 v. Waituna 0; Athletic 1 v. Colyton 0. Section winners. Athletic lour points. , Section C. —United 1 v. Hinekoa 1 ; Hinekoa 1 v. Carnarvon B 0; United 1 v. Carnarvon 13 0. Section winners, United and Hinekoa, three points each. Section final.—Carnarvon A 1 v. Athletic 0. , Semi-finals. —Hinekoa 1 v. United 0; Halcombe 1 v. Carnarvon A 0. Final. —Halcombe 1 v. Hinekoa 0. MEN’S GAMES. Section A.—Stanway 2 v. Pirates 2; Wanderers A 2 v. Wanderers C 0; Stamvay 1 v. Wanderers C 0; Wanderers A 4 v. Pirates 1; Wanderers A 2 v. Stanwav 0; Wanderers C 2 v. Pirates 0. Section winners, Wanderers A. Section B. —Wanderers B 3 v. Marton 0; Wanderers D 2 v. Marton U; Section winners, Wanderers B. Wanderers B. 2 v. Wanderers D 0. Final.—Wanderers A 2 v. Wanderers B 0.

END-OF-SEASON DANCE,

Last night the association held its annual wind-up of the season dance at which the trophies won during the season were presented to the various clubs by Mr J. G, Eliott, who referred to the high standard of play seen in Feilding during the hockey season and congratulated the winning teams on their success. Tlie dance was very enjoyable, quite a good representation of visitors being present.

PHOTOGRAPHS OF FEILDING

At the Oroua County Council meeting yesterday, the chairman (Cr. Campbell) announced that Mr B. Halcombe, a son of the late Mr W. A. S. Halcombe, whose associations with the early settlement of Feilding were well known, had handed over to the county a photograph of Iris father, together with a portrait of General Feilding and a number of views of early Feilding. Cr. Campbell felt sure the gifts would lie greatly treasured by the council in view of their connection with the original settlement of the Manchester block.

A motion recording the council's appreciation and thanks to Mr Halcombe was carried, and this will be conveyed to the donor in an appropriate letter.

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES

Bro. A. G. Fidlor presided at a meeting of the Feilding Friendly Societies’ Council, this week, when it was announced that- tho aggregate prizewinners in connection with the card tournament were as under: —Kowhai Bebekah, Sister Wilson; Manchester Unity, Bro. Shepperd; Foresters. Bro. K. Worsfold; Druids, Sister E. Worsfold. It was decided that a concluding tournament be held at the end of September. Various minor matters were dealt with, and the meeting closed with votes of thanks to Bro. Garlick for the use of the rooms for meetings, and to the chairman.

LADIES’ GOLF.

The following is the draw for the C grade match to bo played by the Feilding Ladies’ Golf Club to-morrow: Mrs Parkes v. Aliss Shepherd. Miss McLeod v. Miss Tolley, Miss Hocken v. Miss Campbell, Mrs Dernier v. Airs Lange, Mrs Pearson v. Aliss Booth. Miss N. Petrie v. Miss Kellow, Airs Kingston v. Airs Kellow.