Foxton
From Our Own Correspondent. Rifle Shooting. Tn a match lor the C. and It. and jr MK A Cups, Moutoa v. Levin, the latter winners, the scores being as fo Levxn"A grade: S. Lumsden 69, 69, 198; Armstrong 69, 137; P Humphries 69, ns 137- P. Humphries 69, 6S, 107, L. Richards 70, 65, 185; L. Anyan 66, 68, 184; L Ingram 67, 67, 184; A. It. Tantrum 66, 65 i;u; total 548, 535, 1080. Moutoa A grade: H. H. Richards 6S, 68, 136" G. Triggell 67, 66, 133; »T. Lucinsky 65 ’08," 133; J- Richardson 66, 65, 131; .1. Keid 64, 67, 131; C. Williamson 66, 65, 131; M. Walsh 64, 65, 129; A. Birss 62, 67, 129; total 522, 531, 1053. In the B grade match, Moutoa proved the winners, the scores being as follow: Moutoa B grade: A. Smith 69, 69, 138; XI. Scanlon 68, 70, 138; S. W. Barber 69, 66, 135; L. Small 67, 6S, 135; N. Bryson 62, 6S, 130; G. Barber 63, 60, 123; total 395, 401, 799. Levin B grade: A. Cameron 6S, 69, 137; C. Burling 66, 70, 136; S. Proctor OS, 66, 134; T. Burling 67, 65, 132; M. Wright 66, 64, 130; S. Sednick 63, 64, 127; total 398. 395, 796. Foxton Brownies. Mrs. S. R. Austin (president) presided over a meeting of the Foxton Brownie committee. It was decided that the Girl Guides sliolud be started next week and that they be under the charge of Miss G. Allen (captain) and Miss Lapworth (lieutenant), six of the Brownies having now reached Girl Guide standard. After weleomng Misses Allen and Lapworth, the president said how pleased the comnutteo was that someone had come forward to tako charge of the Girl Guido movement. It was decided to hold a shop day in the near future with a view to raising funds for the Girl Guides. Licensing Committee. The Manawatu Licensing Committee held their annual meeting in the Poxton courthouse on Thursday. Present were Messrs. J. H. Salmon, S.M. (chairman), R. Bryant, J. K. Oornblow, J. W. Walker, .1. Curran and J. 11. Perron. The following renewals of licenses were granted:—James Curran, Albion Hotel, Shannon; Edward Dwyer (Mr. Mackay), Junction Hotel. Sanson; M. M. O'Reillv, Club Hotel, Shannon; L. J. i'ltzgeald (Mr. Todd), Levin Hotel. Levin; William George Rundle (Mr. Todd), Grand Hotel. Levin; P. J. Barry (Mi. Bergin), Family Hotel, 1< oxton, C. Price (Mr. Mackay), Criterion Hotel, Bulls’ W. Kirkland (Mr. Bergin), Whvte's Hotel, Foxton; ,T. S. Shorthouse, Post Ohieo Hotel, Poxton, subject to certain work being carried out within six months to the satisfaction or the health officer; E. M. Mcßrearty (Mr. J ; Giaham), Endymlon Hotel, Awahuri; W. Bull, Ltd., (Mr. Bergin), wine and spirit merchant’s licence, Levin. In the application of T. Dunn (Mi. Bergin) for a renewal of the license of the Manawatu Hotel, Foxton, the license was granted subject to certain repairs >em D carried out within the next six months An application for the transfer of the Rangitikei Hotel, Bulls, from A A. Gilese (Mr. Mackay), to George \alentme Jacksou, was granted.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 134, 10 June 1935, Page 5
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