Makomako

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7196, 30 June 1933, Page 11

Makomako

From Our Own Correspondent. At the -weekly practice shoot of tho Miniature - Biile Club,' the scores, were as follow: OK Day, 70, 68, 138; W. Eising, 69, 69, 13S; j. Day, 69, 68. 137; J. Garlick, 67, 70, 137; W. Day, 69, OS, 137; S. Holdaway, 6S, 6S, 136; A. Tait, 68, 68, 136; J. Sargent, 6S, 66, 131; OK Atkinson, 65, 68/133; H. Eddie, 66, 67, 133; C. Garlick, 66, 67, 133; It. McKenzie, 67, 65, 132; Miss Sargent, 62, 69, 131; F. Graham, 65, 66, 131; F. Ebbett, 04, 66, 130; F. Towner, 65, 64, 129; Mrs. Tait, 62, 61, 123; C. Davis, 61, 63, 124; G. Callender, 62, 62, 124; Miss Wedgewood, 62, 59, 121. Makomako succeeded in scoring another victory in the Byrne Shield match on Tuesday last by 958 to 922. Details of the scoring arc:— Mangamatu: D. Thompson, 97; L. Ileayans, 9-J; W. Mangin, 94; J. Priest, 93; G. Lawton, 92; J. Curtin, 91; E. Broggins, 94; H. Gardner, 90; A. Timms, 89;;; H. Beals, 86;; total, 922. Makomako: G. Day, 99; J. Sargent, 98; F. Ebbett, 97; J. Day, 97; W. Eising, 96; J, Garlick, 95; S. Holdaway, 95; A. Tait, 95; C. Garlick, 93; W. Day, 93; total, 958. After th 6 match, an appetising supper was dispensed by the lady members of the club! At the conclusion, Mr. L. Huyns, president of the Mangamutu team, thanked the home team for their hospitality and the pleasant evening’s sport and expressed the pleasure it would give his team to return the compliment in the uext round. Mr. F. Ebbett responded for tho home team and after au exchange of three hearty cheers the party broke up. This match concludes the Jirst round, there being onlv four clubs competing this year. Mrs, F» a Ebbett is .on. 3, short yisit

to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bennison, of Linton street, Palmerston North. Mr.' F> Groves, anr., motored to Hawke’s Bay during the week and intends visiting members of his family resident in Hastings and Havelock North, He is accompanied by his daughter, Miss E. Groves, and grand-daugh-ter, Miss G. Angove. Miss D. Ebbett has gone to Napier, where she will be the guest of Mrs. E. Walsh, Chaucer road. Mr. F. Day, of Wairarapa, is spending a short holiday visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Day. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Callender spent Ihe week-end in Levin as the guests of Mrs. E Callender,