Aokautere

Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 101, 2 May 1935, Page 9

Aokautere

From Our Own Correspondent

At a meeting of the school committee it was decided that the jubilee celebrations should take the form of a fancy dress evening for the children, to be preceded by a huge bonfire and fireworks display. It is not intended that parents should go to any great expense in fitting out the children for the evening although it is hoped that all children will he in fancy dress. The Tiritea School Committee has announced its intention of combining with the local committee in the celebrations. The final of the ladies’ tennis handicap was played on Tuesday, when Miss E. Woods (scr), lost to Miss E. Anderson (-7) by 21—10. Mrs. A. H. I’lummer, of Dannevirke, who has been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Li. Craven, left for her home on Tuesday. The friends of Mrs. M. Kristensen will regret to learn that she has had to enter a private hospital in Wellington and will wish her a speedy recovery. Several members of the Rifle Club journeyed to Makomako for a friendly shoot against that club last Tuesday evening. The match resulted in a close win for Aokautere, the individual scores being as follow: Aokautere: L. Hastings 07, A. Crowe Ob’, A. Brill 100, H. Hill 09, D. Hopcroft 95, N. Hopcroft 96, R. Brill 94, L. Craven 98, A. Clausen 96, F. Judd ne. J. Atkinson 92, E. Atkinson 94, J. Smith 94; total 1242.

Makomako: W. Eislng 9S, J. Day 99, G. Day 97, J. Sergeant 99, C. GarJick 97, F. Ebbett 99, J. Garlick 93, G. Atkinson 93, H. Eddie S 9, S. Holderway 9S, C. Rouse 91, R. Day 97, H. Rouse 89; total 1241.