BUNNYTHORPE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 139, 14 May 1936, Page 8

BUNNYTHORPE.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) BUNNYTHORPE, May 13. The following scores were recorded at the Miniature Ilille Club’s runge on Monday:— H. Gore, 66 —64—130; R. Osborne, 64 —60— 124- ,J. Field, 54—50—104: H. Lacey, 50— 64 It. Gore, 62—63—125; P. O’Donnell, 52—56—108; 31. Donald, 62—55—117; I. Gunn, 56 —45 —-101; G. Wiggins, 58 —-56 — 114; H. Bailey, 67—66—133; N. Park, 54 59—113; H. Harrowficid, 59—60—119; R. Crawford, 61—58—119; IJ.l J . Connelly, 57—54 —101; J. Curtis, 64 —66 —130; E. Cox, 62 — 65 A. McMurray, 63—64—127; H. Hughes, 64—61—125. The club is firing a match for A and B teams next week. A largo meeting of- glaxo factory suppliers took place on Monday in the Hall. Air J. \V. Clevely presided and crported on the work of the committee during the past year. The balance-sheet showed a credit balance. The following committee was elected to look after the interests of the suppliers: Messrs J. W. Clevely, J. O’Donnell, F. A. McKenzie, R. James, D. Doggie. A. O’Donnell, and W. Andrew. Air R. James was re-elected supuliers’ tester anti thanked for the way he had carried out his duties during the past season. Air \V. B. Duthie was re-olectcd auditor. The meeting fully considered the Glaxo Company’s offer for supplies for drying purposes during the coming season, also the price and delivery twice a day. .Many ol the suppliers expressed their views on the ofler and it being a late hour before anything (inal was come to, the matter was toft m the hands of the committee to plac» before the company’s representative at an early date. ... , The Bunnytliorpe team to meet Woctlville at W’oodvillo on Saturday is:—G. Wiggins, J. Field, H. Afahon, J. Gunn, G. Walker, Rodomski (2) A. Gee, Burton (2 , Loot. Hyde (2), Duthio, W Thomas, I. McKenzie, B. Withers, AlcGh.e. Guard, AI itch cl I. J. Cole, and Connelly (2). The bus leaves at 1.15 n.m.