Hukanui

Manawatu Times, Volume LIX, Issue 7508, 5 July 1934, Page 3

Hukanui

Tho weekly shoot of the Hukanul Miniature Rifle Club held on June 25 was well attended and the scores were as Ladies: Alias K. Lindsay 67, Miss D. Lawrence 67, Airs. It. W. Fobs 65, Mrs. R. Cavanagh 65, .Miss R. Leith G», Alls. Clt Eddie-61, Mrs. J. Grant 59, Aliss L. f’avanach 56, Airs. A. White 51. Men: Ron Udy 68, A. White 68, C, Parker 67, W. Twentyman 67, W. Watkins G 6, It. W. Foss 66, E. R. Eddie 66, W. Coster 66, A H. Parker 64, E. R. Daldy 64, Rex UdY 64, H. Daldy 63, A. F. Lawrence 63, Wi- Leith ~62, P. Webb 62, J. Grant 57, L, Leith 55. , „ . , On June 26 tho A and B teams of the Hulcanui Aliniature Rifle Club mot in the Bvrne shield competition. A very sociable evening was spent and at the conclusion of the shooting the B team proved to bo victorious by 921 to 908. This is the second time tho B team has registered a higher total than the A team, Supper was provided by the A team, after which Mr Eddie, on behalf of the B team, thanked their opponents for the interesting match and the bountiful supper. All. W. Foss suitably replied, hollowing ar Hukanui°B: S ArH. Parker 93. C., Parker 96 Aliss E. Cavanagh 93, Aliss Iv, Lindsay 93 A. Whilo 93, C. R. Eddie 93, Airs. Cavanagh 91, W. Watkins 91, P. Webb SB, A. F. Lawrence S 5. Hukanul A: R. AY. Foss 9s, Rex Ldy 95 Ron Udy 94, Airs. R. W. Loss 93, E. R Daldy 92, H Daldy 91, W. Leith 91, Mis? IV Lawrence 90, W. Coster 87, W. Hirst 80. Personal.

Mrs. Cooper, sour., is 'on a motor tour of the Rotorua districts. Mi', and Mrs:. lieg Cooper are also visiting the Rotorua districts. ' . Miss K. Rindsay, who lias been infant mistress at the local school for the past year, left last week to take up a position in Masterton. , Miss M. Twentyman. who has been teaching at, Pongaroa, is now assisting at the Hukanui school. Mr. and Mrs. C. Rasmussen have returned to their homo after a holiday spent in the ,nortli. The friends of Mr! C. Udy, senr., will be pleased to hear that he is slowly recovering from his recent serious illness. Mr. Workman, who has been in Hukanui for some time, is leaving to take up a position in the north.