RONGOTEA.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 308, 26 November 1936, Page 16

RONGOTEA.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) RONGOTEA, Nov. 24. The following is the draw for the Tc Kavvau Tennis Association’s B grade competition matches, the first named teams to play at home •.--December 5: Rongotca v. Sanson, Kopane v. Kairanga, Carnarvon a bye. December 12: Kairanga v. Rongotca, Sanson v. Carnarvon, Kopane a bye. January 16: Sanson v. Kairanga, Carnarvon v. Kopane, Kongotca a bye. January 20: Kairanga v. Carnarvon, llongotea v. Kopane, Sanson a bvc. January 30: Kopane v. Sanson, Carnarvon v. Rongotca, Kairanga a bye. February 20: Sanson \. Rongotea, Kairanga v. Kopane, Carnarvon a bye. February 27: Rongotca v. Kairanga, Carnarvon v. Sanson, Kopane a bye. March 6: Kairanga vJ Sanson, Kopane v. Carnarvon, Rongotca a bye. March 13. Carnarvon v. Kairanga, Kopane v. Rongotea, Sanson a bye. (March 20: Sanson v. Kopane, Rongotca v. Carnarvon, Kairanga a bye. A united church rally held at the C oronation Hall on. Snuday was attended bv over 200 people. Mr H. N. ltowe occupied the chair and was supported by Revs. Fordycc and Crawford. The gathering was in every way successful, and the members of several churches gathered in Christian fellowship. A well organised choir helped greatly and tho singing went with a swing. Mr J. Simth rendered a solo, “Would You Believe ” An able and convincing address was delivered by Mr Fordvce from Matthew 6, verse 24: “Ye cannot servo God and Mammon.” This is the second of a eeries of quarterly -united services, which liuvo been well supported#