Carnarvon

Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 46, 25 February 1936, Page 9

Carnarvon

From Our Own Correspondent. Tennis. A very enjoyable tennis match was played here between jiopane A and Carnarvon A. The result of tho match was a draw, 12 sets each, but Carnarvon a won in games by 118 to 164. The following were the detailed results:— Mens singles: G. Goldfinch lost to R. Gioyn I—t), D. W. Burne lost to W, Gloyn 4—u, E. Ingram beat E. Moms 6—l, J. W. Warren beat M. Beattie 6—5, F. Florence beat V. Nix 6—5. .Ladies’ singles: Mrs J. Dixon lost to Miss E. Boddy 3—6, Mrs E. Ingram lost to Miss M. Nix 4—U, Miss M. Scott heal Miss D. Curtain 6—3, Miss D. Burne lost to Miss Etlina Hill 2—o, Mrs W. A. Davison beat Miss iVI. Wituni ti—o, Miss N. Scott beat Miss Esme Hill 6 —5. Men’s doubles: Goldfinch and Burno lost to Gloyn Bros. 4—6, Ingram and Burntbeat Morris and Lancaster o—l, Warren and Florence beat Bartie and Nix ti—3. Ladies’ doubics: Mesdames Dixon and Ingram lost to Misses Boddy and Nix 3 li, Misses M. Scott and Burno lost to Misses Curtain and Hill 3—6, Mrs Davison and Miss N. Scott beat Misses Witton and Hill G—l. Mixed doubles: Goldfinch and Mrs Dixon lost to K. Gloyn and Miss Bouuy 4G, Burne and Mrs Ingram lost to W. Gloyn and Miss Nix I—G,1 —G, Ingram and Miss M. Scott beat Morris and Miss Curtain G—2, Burne and Miss Burne lost to Lancaster and Miss Hill 5—G. Warren and Mrs Davison beat Beattie and Miss Witton 6—2, Florence and Miss N. Scott beat Nix and Miss Hill G —s. Residents of the district will regret to hear that Miss Flavell, headmistress of the Ciydesdalo School, has been obliged to seek leave of absence owing to illness. Her friends will wish her a speedy recovery. Miss B. Scott, of the relieving stall of the Wanganui Education Board, has taken over the control of tho school pending Miks Flavell’s return. A decided acquisition to the local district is the extended motor service which now runs from Tangimoana daily to Palmerston North and return. The proprie-. tor is to be commended on his extension of the service and district residents will appreciate the favourable conditions the service provides. Personal.

Mrs N. N. Barron, of "Te Iwi,” Cunninghams, is visiting the district and at present is staying at “Clydesdale” with Mr and Mrs G. R. McKenzie. Miss Isabel Scott has returned from Palmerston North. Mrs Leighton Bull and her small son, of Hunterville, has been visiting Mr and Mrs R. D. McKenvie at “Pukemarama.’' Mr Ben Reeve has returned home from hospital in Palmerston North.