WANAKA NOTES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21736, 30 August 1932, Page 13

WANAKA NOTES

(From Our/Own Correspondent.) ■ PEMBROKE, August 29. The weather of the past week was mild, with some light frosts. A fierce north-west wind on Saturday, with ,a brief hailstorm in the later afternoon was followed by steady rain, which,continued throughout the nigßt. The mountains have received a fresh coating of snow, but the wind is now southerly and the weather appears settled. ./ ' GOLF. The ninth golf match of the season for Mr John Faulks's medals was played on Saturday in windy weather. The two last pairs finishing in a violent hailstorm. The following are the best cards:: — - . ' Ladies (10 holes) .—Mrs Poole 52—13 '■— 39; Mrs Thompson 61—20—41; Mils F.'Perrow 52—114-41;, Mrs Perrow 01 __lß—43 ; Miss Holmes 57-r-14—43; Miss E. Collings 58—15—43; Mrs Mann -56-43—43; Mrs Collings 54—10 —44; Mrs M'Kegg 63 Mrs Studholmc 66—19—47; Miss R. Anderson 75—20 55. '' Men (18 holes).—D. Matheson 85—18 —67; D. Dickson 102—34—68; I). Campbell 93—21—72; J. Faulks 95 19-T-76; W. Bovett 105—29—76; J. Perrow . 88—12—76; B. Ballantyne .103 C. Ironside 101— T. Anderson 116—35—81; C. Templetdn 96—14—82. . . ■' ' .'.WANAKA GUN CLUB. : .' ' In the Wanaka Gun Club's last nine bird shoot for a vase, B. M. Dickie, A. M'Kegg, and E. Gillespie tied. In the shoot oft* Dickie won from M'Kegg on the fifteenth bird. In the sweepstake (six birds) M. Templeton, D. Morris and E; Gillespie shot the possible and divided the stake after shooting on to nine birds each. /- ..','.„: ■ ■ ■' • ■ .•'' CLUTHA JUNCTION RIFLE\CLUB r : i The final competition of the Clutha Junction Defence Rifle Club for the 'season took place on the club's, range at Alberttown pn Saturday last. Weather conditions;', were good, and''the shooting was first-class. Rifleman W. J. Gillespie, who scored 34 at 500 yards and thereby won the championship, was heartily congratulated by his fellow-members. W. J. Gillespie also holds the gold rifle. PERSONAL. .'■-:.•: - ' Mr P. R. Sargood spent the week-end in Pembroke. Mrs and Miss Haggitt, of Dunedin, have been staying at the Wanaka Hotel during the past week. Mrs Sutherland Ross and family are spending the school vacation at Wanaka.