FEILDING

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 182, 3 July 1936, Page 4

FEILDING

FEILDING GOLF CLUB, VISIT TO UAL'MAI. A Feilding Golf Club team paid <•: Tisit to Itaumai on Wednesday for a match with the local club. Both the foursome and singles were won by the visitors. In the following details Feilding players are mentioned first: Fourball.—E. M. Hare and G. M. Moffitt halved with J. B. Dutliie and H. G. Bagnall; T. C. Wickens and W. Borrie beat ,T. McDonald and G. Bailey; W. Seifert and P. Miles beat B. ®nd W. Smart;. S. W; J. Brown and A. Maxwell lost to N. McAfFey and T. Leamy; A.. C. Mc-Corkindale and TV. E. Oarthew heat T. O’Rourke and H. Fitzherhert; . F. Cameron and C. M. Dutliie heat R. McDonald and C. Spelman; C. Coliins and Tv. Haybittle heat H. Chapman and, R. Harper; J. Sievers and G. Darragh heat A. McDonald and R. Bradley. ’ Singles.—Hare halved with Dutliie; Moffitt beat Bagnall; Wickens beat J. McDonald; Borrie beat G. Bailey: Seifert lost to R Smart; Miles beat TV. Smart; Brown lost to McAfFey; Maxwell bent Leamy; AfcCorkindale beat O’Rourke; : Carthew beat Fitzherbert; Cameron beat R. McDonald: Dutliie beat Spelman; Collins beat Chapman; Haybittle heat Harper; Sievers heat A. McDonald; Darragh beat Bradley. .. ' - LONG AND SHORT HANDICAP. The draw for the long and short handicap foursome competition is as follows : First round.—Fair and Coleman v. Cover and Whiteman ; Giesen and Hill r. P. Sinclair and J. Sievers; Harding and Orr v. Borrie and Cameron; Farquharson and G. Darragh v. J. Connell and Donaldson ; Ewen and S. Sievers v. Seifert and Collins; Carthew and Ctillinane v. Tate and

Evans; Wickens and Delelianty v. Campbell and Sauer; Fawcett and W. H. Fry v. E. Hare and McCorkindale; P. C. Miles and Goodbehere v. Stichbury and Haybittle. Second round. —Carmine and Pearson v. Brown and Maxwell; Parkes and Beattie v. Bobertsliawe and Gibson ; P- G. Miles and Tingey v. Salmond and Sargisson; Moffitt and Phillips a bye. BASKETBALL. Basketball fixtures for to-morrow are as follow:—Seniors. —Cheltenham v. Old Girls, at Cheltenham, 2.30 p.m. ; Toas v. Ivins, at High School, 2.30 p.m. Juniors. —Manchester Street A v. Cheltenham: Lytton Street A v. Convent; Manchester Street B v. High School; Lytton Street B, a bye. The; junior matches will he played at the Manchester Street School, commencing at 2 p.m. BUILDING~PERMITS. Building permits issued by the Feilding Borough Council during the mouth of June were: —Three new dwellings, total value £24G3; alteraUions and additions, £124. VITAL STATISTICS. During the month of June births registered in Feilding increased bv two. compared with June of last year. There were three more deaths recorded and two more marriages. The figures arc as Follow: Births. 10 (14); deaths, 7 (4); marriages, 0 (4); marriages by registrar, 1 (0). PERSONAL. Miss J. Watte, who has been employ'd bv the Feilding -Borough Council as dioithand-tvpiiite for the past 4$ years, has received an appointment with a firm of solicitors at T'e Ivuiti and will proceed there in about a month’s time. Mrs A. F. Beazer, of Makino, who has been spending a holiday at Wellington, has returned home. NOTES. In addition to the improvements being effected at the Feilding railway stock yards, the lighting system at the Station is being overhauled and more powerful lights installed. The condition of Joljn Laing. a Makino boy who suffered a painful accident on Monday when his horse .slipped on the wet bitumen and dislodged him, is improving and he should soon be about agin. Last evening, the Municipal Band held a good practice in the band hall. Members attended in fair numbers. A discussion took place regarding the proposal that the band render a programme on Saturday evenings and it was decided that 12 players would require to attend to make it worth while. At present it is not know whether this number can be secured, and the matter was left over tintil the next meeting.