BULLS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 131, 4 May 1934, Page 12

BULLS

(From Our Own Correspondent.) BULLS, May 3. Ths following is the draw for an eclectic competition, to bo played on the Rangitikei golf links on Saturday:—S. G. Goebel v. L. Sadler, S. W. Ingram v. L. Ransom, G. Bertram v. A. VV. Amon, R. Mackay v. R. Ingram, N. Amon v. R. O. Dalrymple, W. Aitken v. M. C. Gould, A. K. Drew v. N. H. Amos, E. W. Smart v. H. Hendry, W. Robertson v. J. S. Trickor, A. T. J. Shaw v. G. D. Flower, S. Rich v. H. A. Signal, G. Drew v. R. Mansell, H. Pearco v. J. G. Mitchell, F. S Collier v. H. Trickor, R. Scott v. W. Dean. Colonel Powlos, of Flock House, is able to get around on crutches, but his injured foot is getting better. Mr J. G. Mitchell, of the same institution, had to enter a private hospital in Palmerston North this week for treatment. Tho condition of Mr D. Hillicr, who is an inmate of the Wanganui Hospital, is reported to be slightly improved. Saturday’s sports fixtures are:—Rugby: Bulls v. *Toko-Stanway seniors, at Bulls; Bulls v. Old Boys thirds, at Marton; Flock Houso v. Hunterville thirds, at Flock House. Ohakea and Rongotea seniors meet at Ohakea,'and Sanson and Ohakea juniors at Sanson. Ohakea and Carnarvon ladies’ hockey terns meet at Ohakea. Mrs S. W. Ingram, of Ohakea. loft on Wednesday to spend a holiday in Taranaki. BULLS TALKIES. On Friday and Saturday “42nd Street” will be scroencd at Bulls Town Hall. This spectacular musical drama introduces many Broadway favourites, and the supports are also first-clas9.