POLO TOURNAMENT

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12394, 13 March 1926, Page 6

POLO TOURNAMENT

MATCHES AT FEILDING. (Special ,to “Times.”) Feilding being the scene of the polo; tournament this year has brought numbers of visitors from other parts of New Zealand, most of whom met last year, so there is much to talk over, mostly polo, of course! Mr R. L. Levin is vice-president- of the New Zealand Polo Association, an<j has had a great deal to do with the arrangements, naturally, Interest in the polo * tournament increases as the week goes ,on, and there were many spectators for the semi-finals -of the S.avile Cup, whioh resulted in wins.for r Christchurch after a hard fight with Parewanui, and for Hawke’s Bay A over Feilding A. That day the weather was most unpleasant, and the draughty stands made fur coats and warm wraps imperative, gay little hats giving a cheery touch of colour. Thursday was glorious and there was a good attendance, though the matches were, not of the first imports ance. But owing to an / incorrect, notice many people expected to see the finals, and came’ from long distances m vain. ■ .

Among the spectators have been Mis R. Levin and Miss Levin. One day Mrs was wearing a' burnt orange marocain dress, under a gay coat of fair isle design. Miss Levin, was in fawn w-ith a, rose coloured hat;. Mrs McKenzie (Hawke’s Bay), in a !smart black' and white! coat and hat; Mrs Tabu Rhodes (Christchurch), in eiennee kasha and a inarron hat*; Mrs .Hugh Campbell (Haw,ke’s Bay), black and white marocain, black hat; Mrs Taverner (Greatford), in black georgette and a blacx hat; Mrs Hutton (Christchurch), fawn duvotyn and. a; jndo green hat; Mrs Scott (Rangitikei), black and white lace dress- and a black hat; Miss Handyside, (Hawke’s Bay), saxe blue ensemble suit and blue hat; Mrs, George Tripe (Wellington); beige kasha cloth and bronze hat ; Mrs D. Riddifort) (Marten;., black ottoman silk and black -and white hat; Mrs H. Johnson (Canterbury), Sahara ensemble suit and bright little hat; Misß Fitzherbert (Palmerston North), rbse crepe tie chine’and rose coloured hat; Lady Wilson (Bulls), black crepe de chine 'and lace black hat; Miss Wilson, navy blue corded silk. blue hat; Mrs 0. Nelson- (Hawke’s Bay), beige stockinette and russet hat: Mrs Hunter Wills. (Palmerston North), Miss Williams (Hawke’s Bay), fawn kasha, and blue hat. ■Others, present have been: Mrs T. Wills (Greatford), Mite K. Hewitt (Marten), Miss Nelson (Woodyills), Mrs .Howard Booth and Miss Booth (Wrurarapa), Mrs Cyril Williams and Miss Williams (Hawke’s Bay), Mrs Fran* Donnelly (Waipukur.au), Mrs and Miss Hewitt. North/, Mrs Horace Hewitt (Wairarapa), Mrs Macbeth, Mr and Mrs David Collins (Wairarapa), Mr and Mrs Roy Barton (Wairarapa), Miss T. Wardell, Mr* and< Mrs 0, Levett, Dr. and Mrs Cameron, Miss U. Gorton, Miss Lethbridge, Mrs Walpole, Mr and Mrs Saunders, Mr and Mrs Elliott, Mr and Mrs Shannon, Mr and Mrs. Burrell. Mrs E. Shorthand Mrs N. Short, Miss Perry, Mrs, C. Broad, Mr N. Gorton, Mrs Eliott, Mrs W. Perry, Mrs Fry, Dr. and Mrs Snlmond. Mrs Trevor Shannon, Mrs Bell (Feilding).