POLO AT CAMBRIDGE

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23619, 1 April 1940, Page 2

POLO AT CAMBRIDGE

EASTER TOURNAMENT OVER £IOO FOR RED CROSS A perfect autumn day drew a very large number of polo enthusiasts on the concluding day of the Cambridge Easter tournament to witness the finals of tho Cameron Cup, .Junior Cup and Riclcit Cup. All proceeds for the week were donated to tho Red Cross, which will benefit by well over £IOO. Among tho many scon on tho sideline were:—Mrs. C. Potts, Mrs. C. Meredith, Mrs. Ralph Ran stead (Tauwharc), Mrs. J. W. Garland, Mrs. R. C. Hannon. Mrs. E. Goodwin (Auckland), Mrs. J. S. Fisher, Mrs. A. R. Batchclor, Mrs. Len Kay (Korakonui), Mrs. H. Griffith, Mrs. I\. S. Browne, Mrs. F. Vosper, Mrs. J. W. Pe.-ikc, Mrs. U. Halford, Mrs. Norman Banks, Mrs. Mervyn Wells, Mrs. Jack Ranstead (Matangi), Mrs. E. I. Dallinger. Mrs. Jan Smith, Mrs. V. H. Nolan, Mrs. Geo Vosper, Mrs. S. Armstrong, Mrs. \\. Horne. Mrs. Burton Butter (Matangi), Mrs. W. 1. Rush, Mrs. F. H. Anderson, Mrs. Joo Banks, Mrs. Law, Mrs. L. 11. Kay (Parawera), Mrs. F. Suckling, Mrs. A. R. Cox, Mrs. Leo Cornago (Wellington), Mrs. b. lilkuigton (Matangi), Mrs. E. Martyn, Mrs. \\. Vosper, Mrs. W. A. Fisher, Mrs. Geoff Garland, Mrs. A. Allen (Glen Murray), Mrs. H. P. Nelson, Mrs. A. H. Nicoll Mrs. E. Wheelman, Mrs. C. Pcake, Mrs. W. Ranstead (Matangi). Mrs. E. J. F. Kennedy, Mrs. J. Butler, Mrs. A. Richardson, Mrs. Geo. Burdon (Otago), Mrs. 11. C. Tod, Mrs. Gordon Vosper, Mrs. H. Armstrong (Whakatano), Mrs. C. White, Mrs. A. Yarndley (Te Awamutu), Mrs. Geo. Ranstead (Matangi), Mrs. Seymour Brimskill, Mrs. F. C. Rogers, Mrs. A. Allen, Mrs. Mick Bucklaml (Hamilton). Mrs. H. Brock, Miss Xora Ranstead (Tnuwharo), Miss Riioda Brown, Miss E. Black. Miss B. Bucklaiid, Miss PotfKy Sawlc (Auckland), Taylor. Miss Phyllis Garland Miss G Brunskill Miss A. Duiino (Auckland), Miss Ihclma Browne, Miss C. Garland, Miss Laura Browne, Miss H. Pearco. Miss !v. Fisher, Miss Brenda Williams (Christ-church), Miss B. Peakc, Miss C. Hewitt, Miss Winks Ranstead (Jauwhare), Miss Pat Dal linger.