Bulls

Manawatu Times, Volume 59, Issue 218, 18 September 1934, Page 10

Bulls

From Our Own Correspondent. Monthly Court Sitting. Mr. J. L. Stout, S.M., presided at the monthly sitting of the Bulla Magistrate’s Court on Friday when Kenneth O’Neil, of Fcilding, who was involved in a motor collision near Bulla recently, was convicted and lined 5s with 10s costs for operating a car without being tho holder of a driver’s license. A batch of motorists whose car lights had not been correctly adjusted were proceeded against by Inspector H. J. Fowler, and were lined as under:—Charles Cockburn, Ohakea (10s and 13s costs); A. Yardley, Mavton (10s and 13s costs); M. E. H. McCabe (10s and 13s costs); J. Bromley (10s and 11s costs); G. Murray, Sanson (10s and 11s costs); S. 11. Siccly, Da’nnevirko (10s and 13s costs). Similarly charged, tho Highways Transport Company, of . Palmerston North, whose lorry was unable to comply with the lighting regulations, was lined 10s with 11s costs. For not having a silencer affixed 1o his motor-cycle L. F. Byrnes was lined £1 with 13s costs. On the Golf Course. The draw for tho L.G.U. medal rounds to-day is:—Silver and bronze: Miss P. Price v. Mrs. Trieker; Miss Bailey v. Mrs. Last-Harris; Mrs. Mackay v. Mrs. Hendry; Mrs. Goodall v. Miss Perrett; Mrs. McDonell v, Mrs. do Burgh; Mrs. Duncum v. Miss Walker; Miss MclCelvio v. Mrs. Drew; Mrs. Dean v. Mrs. Trieker; Mrs. McKelvie v. Mrs. Caldow; Mrs. Anderson v. Miss O. Levett; Miss P. Lovett v. Mrs. Carter; Miss Palmer v. Miss Brookie; Mrs. Russell v. Mrs. H. Pearce; Miss Stevens v. Miss Amon; Mrs. Smart v. Mrs. J. S. Trieker; Miss Wilson v. Mrs. Rich; Mrs. TV. Pearce v. Mrs. Shaw. Juniors: ■ Miss Galbally v. Mrs. Gibbons; Mrs. Sadler v. Miss Murphy; Miss Willis v. Miss Dwyer: Miss Burno v. Mrs. Collier; Mrs. D. Wilson v. scorer. Bowling.

Despite a wet night the Bowling Club's cribbago party on Thursday night was quite well attended. The ladies’ prize went to Mrs. F. Simpson (Ohakea) and Mr. James Montgomerie (Farewanui) won tho men's trophy. The Marton Bov,-ling Club’s annual meeting was held on Friday night, Mr. F. Purnell presiding over a large attendance. The election of officers resulted as under:—President, Mr. T. Low; vice-pre-sidents, Messrs M. N. Atkinson and D. Morrison; secretary and treasurer, Mr. A. Gubbins; auditor, Mr. A. Hawke; committee, Messrs G. Ferens, D. P. Porteous, and A. Todd (to fill vacancies); green supervisor and assistant, held over; selector, Mr. A. Todd; pavilion steward, Mr. TV. Brown; delegate, Mr. G. Simpson (Wanganui). Three prominont officials of last year—Messrs F. Purnell (president), M. A. Atkinson (secretary) and D. Morrison (green supervisor) would not accept office again. All three men have rendered splendid service to the club over a long period, and their decision to retire is a matter of regret. Personal. Friends of Mrs. C. A. Broughton will lie pleased to learn that she is in much better health, and high hopes aro entertained for her recovery. Mrs. M. Connolly, of Wellington, who has been visiting friends in Bulls, is at present the guest of Mrs. J. A. Bailey, Ohakea. Mr. F. A. Holland has returned home much benefited by medical treatment in Wanganui. < Mr. and Mrs. N. 11. Amos have returned home after a motor tour which occupied the greater part of Mr. Amos’s leave from the Post Office. inter-club Golf. On Saturday afternoon tho Rangitilcc) Golf Club sent a. men’s team to Marton where a very enjoyable day’s sport resulted in favour of the home side by 12 games to 6. Results aro detailed below:— Four-ball: A. D. Fullerton-Smith and P. H. Leonard won from J. S. Trieker and N. Amon; T. J. Graham and 1-1. Collier won from H. J. Hendry and It. J. Carter; F. A. Fullerton-Smith and N. D. Anderson halved witli G. Drew and J. Bertram; T. C. Robrey and B. Cochran lost to A. K. Drew and M. C. Gould; IC. McIntyre and TV. S. R. Dick won from M. It. Mansell and A. Amon; A. H. Marshall and F. D. Christenson halved with K. Dalrymple and A. T. J. Shaw; T. G. Ilarpur and TV. Gatrell halved with W. Aiken and John Trieker; C. A T idy and Geo. Simpson lost to F. S’. Collier and L. Sadler. Singles: A. D. Fullerton-Smith beat J. S. Trieker; I’. H. Leonard beat N. Amon; T. J. Graham lost to 11. Hendry; 11. Collier beat R. J. Carter; F. A, FullertonSmith beat G. Drew; N. D. Anderson halved with G. Bertram; T. C. Robrey heat A. IC. Drew; B. Cochran beat M. C. Gould; IC. Mclntyre beat M. It. Marshall; W. S. It. Dick boat J. Amon; A. 11. Marshall lost to IC. Dalrymple; F. D. Christenson lost to A. T. J. Shaw; T. G. Harpur beat TV. Aiken; TV. Gatrell lost to John Trieker; C. A. Tidy halved with F. S. Collier; Geo. Simpson halved with L. Sadler,