FEILDING

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 169, 18 June 1936, Page 4

FEILDING

AFTERNOON WEDDING. RINK—HINKS. The Methodist Church, Feilding, was prettily decorated with autumn flowers and foliage tor the marriage of Alberta, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs H. J. Hinks, of Manchester Street, Feilding,' to Basil, third son of the late Mr and Mrs F. Rinks, Makino Road, Feilding, Rev. J. 11. Alien officiated, and Mr Crump presided at the organ. The bride, who entered the church escorted by her father, made a charming picture in her gown of ivory satin riche, cut on classical lines with a slight train. The neckline was draped into a cowl with a lace inset fastened at the backj with covered satin buttons, which reached to the waistline. Her tulle veil, which was iriade and embroidered by her sister, Miss I. E. Hinks (Pahiatua), was worn well off the face, and fell to form a long train, from a coronet of orange blossom. Ivory velvet slippers, and a bouquet of white heath, double stock, gypsophila, and maiden-hair fern completed a very dainty toilette. Two bridesmaids attended the bride —Miss Eileen Robinson (Foxton), chief, and Miss Hazel Pearcey (Pahiatua), cousin of the bride. A very girlish frock was worn by Miss Robinson of forget-me-not blue crepe-de-chine made on slim fitting lines with a shirred square neck line and puff sleeves. The skirt had a shirred paiiel back and front. Blue shoes, a blue and silver head-dress, and a bouquet of blue and white daisies, statice, gypsophila and maiden-hair fern completed the toilette. Miss Pearcey wore a dainty frock of blue crepe-de-chine, made on similar lines to "that of Miss Robinson's, and carried a bouquet of daisies, statice, and greenery. Blue shoes and a silver and blue head-dress completed her toilette. Mrs Pearcey (Pahiatua), counsin of the bride, made and presented all the bouquets. Mr Earl Hinks (brother of the bride) was best man, and Mr Leslie Rink (brother of the bridegroom) was groomsman. The recption 'was held in the W.D.F.U. rooms where Mrs Hinks, assisted by Mrs Franco, of Feilding (aunt of the bridegroom), received the guests. Mrs Hinks chose a light navy fancy crepe, with brown coat, hat, and shoes to tone, and carried a posy of autumn tinted flowers and maiden-hair fern. Mrs Franco was becomingly attired in black, with coat, hat, and shoes to match, and carried a posy ot vellow and gold flowers. The beautiful two-tiered wedding cake was iced and decorated by a friend of the bride, Miss Thelma Ward, of Feilding. When Mr and Mrs B. Rink left lor their honeymoon, which is being spent in the south, Mrs Rink was wearing a smartly tailored tweed costume, with hat and accessories to tone. She carried a nigger brown face cloth coat, trimmed with a large fur collar. The young cohple were the recipients ot many beautiful presents. Among thoso present were friends and relatives from New Plymouth, Wanganui, Tura. kina, Pahiatua and Palmerston North. HOCKEY. MEETING OF EXECCTTVE. The fortnightly meeting of the executive of the Feilding Hockey Association was held on Tuesday, the president (Mr F. J. Allen) being in the chair. Also present were Messrs A. Hendry, J. Hill, G. R. B. Boswell, A. H. Packer, T. Tricklebank, E. A. Garlick, and the secretary (Mr S. Chesterfield). . Correspondence was read from the Women's Hockey Association giving August 12 as the date of the match against the Fijian women's team, and a sub-committee was set up to deal with this game. „.,,-, Entries for the King's Birthday tourney were received numbering 23 women's and 43 men's, teams, an increase of 15 over last year's entries. Six grounds will be required. Arrangements are well in hand for the tourney the drawings for which are : Women.—Section A: Hinekoa A, Carnarvon Ramblers B, Halcombe A, Kauwhata. Section 13: United A, Colyton A, Athletic A, Carnarvon Ramblers A. Section C: Tutaenui B. Pakeha, Hinekoa B, United B. Section D: Kia Ora A, Carnarvon A, Norsewood, Tutaenui A. Section E: P.N.0.G., Athletic B, Kia Ora B, Hutt United. Section F: Colyton B, Halcombe B, Carnarvon B. Ground No. 1.—9.0: Hinekoa A v. Carnarvon Bamblers B ; 9.15, Halcombe A v. Kauwhata; 9.30, United A v. Colyton A; 9.45, Athletic A v. Carnarvon Ramblers A; 10.0, P.N.O.G. v. Athletic B; 10.15, Kia Ora B v. Hutt United ; 10.30, Hinekoa A v. Halcombe A; 10.45, Carnarvon Ramblers B v. Kauwhata; 11.0, United A v. Athletic

A; 11.15, Colyton A v. Carnarvon Ramblers A; 11.30, Colyton 13 v. Carnarvon B; 11.45, Hinekoa A v. Kauwhata; 12.0, Halcombe A v. Carnarvon Ramblers B; 12.15, United A v. Carnarvon Ramblers A ; 12.30, Colyton A v. Athletico A; 12.45, P.N.O.G. v. Hutt United; 1.0, Kia Ora B v. Athletic B. Ground No. 2.—9.0: Tutaenui B v. Pakcha; 9.15, Hinekoa B v. United B; 9.30, Kia Ora A v. Carnarvon A; 9.45, Norscwood v. Tutaenui A; 10.0, Colvton B v. Halcombe B ; 10.15, Tutaenui B v. Hinekoa B: 10.30, Pakeha v. United B; 10.45, Kia Ora A v. Norscwood; 11.0, Carnarvon A. v. Tutaenui A; 11.15, P.N.O.G. v. Kia Ora B; 11.30, Athletic B v. Hutt United; 11.45, Tutaenui B v. United B; 12.0, Pakeha v. Hinekoa B: 12.15, Kia Ora A v. Tutaenui A ; 12.30, Carnarvon A v. Norscwood; 12.45, Halcombe B v. Carnarvon B.

Eliminating games. —Winners section F piny section B; winners section E play section A; sections C and D each have a bye. Semifinals: Winners sections F and B v. section O; winners sections E and A v. section D. Final: Winners v. winners. Men.—Section A: Broadway D, Colts (Taihapc), Colyton E. Wanderers B. Section B: Hum (Wellington), Phoenix A, Woodville B. Broadway B. Section C: Broadway E. United (Dnnnevirke) B, Colvton C, -Pakeha (Taihape). Section D": Colytoii D, Swifts A. Wanders A. Hutt Valley C. Section E: Swifts B, Colyton A, Hntt Valley B, Kiwi (Dnnnevirke) A. Section F: Hntt Valley A, Phoenix C, Old Boys, Broadway A. Section G: Indians. Phoenix B United (Dnnnevirke) A, Hntt Valley D. Section H: Swifts C, Te Arakura. Stars B, Huia (Dnnnevirke) B. Section I: Broadway F, Tokorangi, Kiwi (Dnnnevirke) B, Stars A. Section J: Huia (Dnnnevirke) G, Woodville A, Wellington, Broadway C. Section Iv: Huia (Dannevirke) A, Stars C, Colyton B. Ground 3 9.0: Broadway Dr. Taihape Colts; 9.15, Colyton E. Wanderers B; 9.30, Wellington Huia v. Phoenix A; 9.45, Woodville Bv. Broadway B; 10.0, Broadway E v. United B; 10.15. Colyton C v. Pakeha; 10.30, Broadway D v. Colyton E; 10.45, Colts v. Wanderers B; 11.0, Wellington Huia v. Woodville B; 11.15, Phoenix A v. Broadway B; H-30, Broadwav E v. Colyton C; 11.45, United B v. Pakeha; 12.0, Broadway D v. Wanderers B; 12.15 , Colts v. Colvton E; 12.30, Wellington Huia v. Broadway B; 12.45, Phoenix A v. Woodville B; 1.0, Broadway E v. Pakeha; 1.15, United B v. Colyton C. Ground 4.—9.0: Swifts B v. Colyton A; 9.15, Hutt Valley B v. Kiwi A; 9.30, Hutt Valley A v. Phoenix C; 9.45, Old Boys v. Broadway A; 10.0, Colyton D v. Swifts A; 10.15, Wanderers A v. Hutt Valley C; 10.30, Swifts B v. Hutt Valley B; 10.45, Colyton A v. Kiwi A; 11.0, Hutt Valley A v. Old Bovs; 11.15, Phoenix C v." Broadway A; 11.30, Colyton D v. Wanderers A ; 11.45, Swifts A v. Hutt Valley C; 12.0, Swifts B v. Kiwi A; 12.15, Colyton A v. Hutt Valley B; 12.30. Hutt Valley A v. Broadway A; 12.45, Phoenix C v. Old Boys; 1.0, Colyton D v. Hutt Valley C; 1.15, AVanderers A v. Swifts A. Ground 5.-9.45: Indians v. Phoenix B: 10.0, United A v. Hutt Valley D; 10.15 Swifts C v. To Arnkura; 10.30, Stars B v. Huia B; 10.45, Huia A v. Stars C; 11.0 Indians v. United A; 11.15, Phoenix B v. Hutt Valley D; Broadway F v. Kiwi B; 11.45. TokoArakura'v. Huia B; 12.0, Huia A v. Colvton B; 12.15. Indians v. Hutt Vallov D; 12.30, Phoenix B v. United A; 12.45, Swifts C v. Huia B; 1.0, Te Arnkurn. v. Stars B; 1.15, Stars C v. Colyton B. Ground 6.—10.30: Broadway F v. Tokornngi; 10.45, Kiwi B v. Stars A; 11.0, Huia C v. Woodville A; 11.15. Wellington v. Broadway C; 11.30, Broadway F v. Kiwi B; 11.54, Tokorangi v. Stars A; 12.0, Huia C v. Wellington;- 12.45, Woodville A v. Broadway C; 12 30, Broadwav F v. Stars A ;' 12.45. Tokorangi v. Kiwi B ; 1.0, Huia C v. Broadway C; 1.15, Woodville A v. Wellington. Eliminating games. —Winners section A v. section F; winners section K v. section B; winners section 10 v. section J ; sections D, I, G, C, and H have a bye. Second elimination gnnvs.—Winners sections A and F v. section D; winners sections K and B v. section I; winners section E and J v. section G; winner section C v. section H. Semifinal: A and F or D v. K and B or I; E and J or G v. C or li. Final: Winners v. winners. FEILDING~GOLF CLUB. ■ BOGEY COMPETITION. The following is the draw for the ■Stableford bogey match to be played by the Feilding Golf Club on Saturday: A. grade.—Sinclair v. Tate, Moffitt v. Sievers, P. C. Miles v. Seifert, Fair v. P. G. iMiles, Morrio v. Stitehbury, Bobertsliow v. Gieson, Hare v. Carmine,'Farquharson v. Gorton, Salmond v. Campbell, Graham v. Council. H grade.—Kvnns v. Little, Saner v. Whiteman, Hall v. Pearson, Beattie v. Tingev, Parkes v. H. M. Duthie, C, M. Duthie v. Cullinane, A. C. Hare v. Ewen, D. Finlay v. Cameron, Orr v. Webster, Sargisson v. Maxwell, Gibsone v. Phillips, Sandbrook v. G. D. Finlay.

In the Stableford bogey competitors receive points according to their score at the different holes and these arc totalled up at the conclusion of the round and added to the competitors’ bogey handicap. Points arc allotted as follows: One over bogey, 1; all square with bogey, 2; one under, 3; two under, 4.

BRITISH MUSIC SOCIETY. The monthly meeting of the Feilding branch of the British Music Society was held at the home of Mr and Mrs J. G. Elliot, on Tuesday evening. The following programme was presented: Community singing; pianoforte solos, "Whims" and "Naehtstuck (Schuman), Miss D. Whitehead; flute solos, "Fantasie Pastorale Himgroise (Francis Doppler) and "Aria" (John Lemmone), Mr M. Wilson; reading, "Music is My Hobby," Miss D. Whitehead; songs, "Can Ye Sew Cushions, "Store Away Your Happy Hours" and "The Apple Woman," Glee Club; instrumental trios, "Andante from D Minor" (Mendelssohn) and "Chant Sans Paroles" (Tschaikowsky), Mrs A. B. Farmer, Misses M. Garrett and N. Hausmann; vocal solos, "The Watercourse" and "The Post" (Schubert), Mr J. Durham. At the conclusion of the programme supper was served, after which Mr J. Pearce moved a vote of thanks to Mr and Mrs Elliot for the use of their home. ~ Those present included: Mesdames Elliot, A. B. Tarmer, W. Sandilands, O H. Moore. K. H. Dowickj Misses n Whitehead, D. Foster, N. and D. Hausmann, B. Elliot, A. Lyne, K. Blanchett, M. Garrett, Gray and M. Armour, and Messrs J. Pearce, J. Dawes, P>. Bond, M. Wilson (Palmerston North), G. Farmer and J. Durham (Palmerston North). OROUA RIVER HIGH. NO FLOODING RECORDED. The Oroua River was running high yesterday morning as a result of heavy o rain on Tuesday, but no flooding was reported in the vicinitv of Feilding. Mr J. Avery, a dairy farmer on Boness's Road, Awahuri, stated that although the river is high the banks have not broken away and he did not anticipate an inundation of property adjacent to the river. The planting of willows and the erection of a stopbank three feet six inches high on the Kawa Kawa side of the river for a distance of 56 chains have proved beneficial and with the removal of obstructions from the centre of the river danger from flooding has been considerably lessened. PERSONAL. Miss G. Thompson, of Ngaruawahia, will arrive this week to take up her duties as Plunket nurse here. NOTEsT It was learned yesterday that another garage had been broken into during the week-end, but fortunately there were no vehicles parked in it and the efforts "of the intruder or intruders were in vain. The garage referred to was that of the Feilding Sash and Door Factory and entry had been made by forcing the lock. As already reported, the car which was removed from the New Zealand Farmers' Coop, garage has been recovered. On Tuesday evening members of the Kiwitca Lodge held their fortnightly dance in the Oddfellows' Hall, when there was a fair attendance. Music was supplied by an orchestra, while Mr T. Austin played the extras. Mr M. Sim carried out the duties of M.C. Supper was served by the committee.