OROUA DOWNS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 196, 18 July 1935, Page 2

OROUA DOWNS.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) OROUA DOWNS, July 16. The following are the results of the golf competitions held over the week-end: — Ladies: Mrs R. G. Shailer returned the beet card with a net score of 49, thus winning the trophy. Scores: —Mrs R. G. Shailer, 59—40 hep 50 —49; Miss L. Fromm, 56 —30 —34—52; Mrs F. Raikes, 63 —38—48—53; Miss J. Oysten, 67—30—43 54; Mrs A. T. Nichols, 64—33—43—54; Mrs E. Conlan, 73—40—58 —55; Mrs J. R. Veale. 66—42 —48 —60; Mrs A. H. Hobbs, 83—41—50—74. Men: Mr J. R. Vealc carried off the trophy. Scores : —J. R. Veale 5 up; L. K. Moffatt, 2 down; R. Reay, A. T- Nichols, 3 down; R. A. Nichols, 4 down; J. Reav, 7 down; W. Gordon, M. Mills. 8 down; R. G. Shailer, J. A. Conlan, 9 down; J. Conlan, 10 down. The draw for next week-end’s play is:—Ladies’ competition: Mrs A. T. Nichols v. Miss Oysten, Mrs R. G. Shailer v. Mrs R. Reay, Mrs F. C. Raikes v. Mrs E. Conlan,'Mrs J. P. Connell v. Mrs Brerton, Miss Fromm v. Mrs J. R. Veale, Mrs A. H. Hobbs v. partner. Men: J. R. Veale v. W. Gordon, M. Mills v. R. A. Nichols, J. Conlan v. J. P. Connell, J. Hall v. M. Moffatt, L. lv. Moffatt v. J. A. Conlan, C. McAffcr v. J. Reay, N". C. McAffcr v. R. Reay, A. T. Nicholls v. R. G. Shailer. The play will commence at 1 p.m. sharp. Following aro the scores recorded at the shoot, held on Monday evening:—M. Mills, 67 —68—135; E. Christensen, 67—67—134; W. Spicer, 65 —68—133; J. Hehir, 69—64 — 133; C. Christensen, 63 —66—129; E. Veale, 65—60—126; F. Shailer, 64—61 —125; R. Chrystall, 53—67 —120. The Oroua Downs Rifle Club was represented at the Manawatu championship hold at Longburn on Wednesday night by Messrs C. Christensen, W. Spicer, and M. Mills, C. Christensen attaining a possible in the third match. Oroua Downs third grade football team to play this Saturday's fixture versus Sandon at Sandon will bo chosen from: — R. Grammer, L. Dunham, Don Tennant, David Tennant, C. Burling, C. Waller, R. Waller, D. Waller, J. Beaumont, F. Dalgity, James Dench, B. Cook, A. Hobbs, G Beard, J. Dench, E. Veale, C. Gates, K. Cotton. The bus will leave the store' at 12.45 p.m. Mr and Mrs C. Conlan, accompanied by Mr C. Mafchant, are visiting relatives at Hastings. Mr and Mrs L. Burling are away on vacafion in the Wellington district. Mr M. Funnell is on a motor tour of the north. ' ' The milk supply at the factory is now increasing, the number of cheese manufactured having increased from 8 to 10 over the past few days. The factory is still running only every second day, the staff being kept busy during off days overhauling the plant and machinery. Rain fell at Oroua Downs all day* Monday, there being a steady fall contmuousiv until late in the afternoon when the weather cleared.