Colyton

Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 42, 20 February 1936, Page 4

Colyton

From Oar Own Correspondent. Tennis Match at Aratika. On Saturday last a B team from Colyjii visited Aratika to play a friendly match. After an interesting afternoon’s tennis the result was a draw, each side winning 12'set's and 110 games. Details of wero as' follows, Aratika players being- mentioned first:— Ladies’ singles: Mrs S. Slight lost to Miss Wales' 2—6, Miss L. Hansen beat Miss A. Funston 6—4, Miss J. Wealleans lost, to-Mrs Bussell I—6, Miss D. Adsetl heat Miss M, Smith 6—l, Miss O. \V hittaker lost to Miss N. Hansen 4—6, Miss D. Walker beat Miss J. Funston 6—3. Men’s' singles: 'C. Burr beat V. Hansen 6—5, I- Neill lost to J. Humphries 4—6, A. Burr beat W. Hocken 6—4, C. Wilson lost to W. Bussell 3 —6, J. Wealleans beat L. Thurston 6—3, C. Martin- - lost to B. Allerby 2 —6. Ladies’ doubles: Mrs Slight and Miss L. Hansen beat Misses Wales and A. Funston 6—3,' Misses Wealleans and Adsett lost to Mrs Bussell and Miss Smith 5—6, .Misses Whittaker and Walker beat Misses N. Hansen, and J. Funston 6—o. Men’s doubles: C. Burr and I. Neill beat V. Hanseft and J. Humphries 6—5, A. Burr and C; Wilson beat W. Hocken and W. BusseiL 6 —5, J. Wealleans and C. Martin lost'to B. Allerby and L. Thurston 2 Mixed doubles: C. Burr and Mrs Slight lost to V. Hansen and Miss Wales 5—6, 1. Mill and Miss L. Hansen lost to J. Humphries and Miss Funston 5—6, A. Burr and Miss J. Wealleans beat W. Hocken and Miss Smith 6—2, C. Wilson and Miss D. Adsett beat W. Bussell and Mrs Bussell 6—3, J. Wealleans and Miss Whittaker lost to L. Thurston and Miss N. Hansen 3—6, C. Martin and Miss D. Walker lost, to B. Allerby and Miss J. Funston 2 —6. Personal. Mrs E. W. Spooner, of Taihape, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs L. N. Bradley of Colyton. Mrs G. P. Burr. "Lawdonburn ’ is the guest of her sister, Mrs Anderson at Palmerston North. Advantage was taken of the week-end excursion to the Waitomo Caves by a party of bright young folk from Colyton. A delightful time was spent by all under ideal weather conditions. Arriving home tired but extremely satisfied with the outing were Misses H.. Hocken, C. Andrews. J. Wealleans, J. Funston, W. Wales, Messrs W. and N. Hocken, J. Humphries, It. Burgess, C. Burr and N. Walker.