PALMERSTON NOTES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21985, 21 June 1933, Page 10

PALMERSTON NOTES

(From'’Our Own Correspondent.) PALMERSTON, June 20. YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB. A meeting was held at Dunhack last night to consider the question of opening a young farmers’ club in that town. Mr J. E. Davies, instructor Of agriculture, and organising secretary of the OtagoSouthland Agricultural' Clubs’ Association, was in attendance, and, after discussion, it was decided to open a club on Monday night next. PERSONAL. Constable G. W. Kirk, who has been stationed in Palmerston as relieving constable, has returned to Dunedin, his place being taken by Constable J. Patterson, also of that city. CARD PLAYING. An enjoyable and well-attended card evening was hold in the bowling pavilion last night. The ladies’ prize was won by Mrs 0. Pennicuick, and the gents by Mr W. J. A. M’Kenney, jun. The consolation prizes went to Mrs B. E. Hamilton and Dir D. Spence. RUGBY FOOTBALL. The following is the senior draw for the remaining matches of the second round (home team mentioned first) : June 24.—Palmerston v. Waikouaiti; Shag Point v. Karitanc, at Waikouaiti; Seacliff v. Dunback. July I.—Possibles v. Probables, at Palmerston. July B.—Eastern Districts v. Maniototo, at Palmerston. July 15.—Dunback v. Shag Point; Waikouaiti v. Seacliff; Karitaue v. Palmerston. July 22.—Seacliff v. Palmerston; Shag Point v. Waikouaiti, at Palmerston; Dunback v. Karitanc.

July 29.—Waikouaiti v. Dunback; Palmerston v. Shag Point; Karitane v. Seacliff. The following is the Junior draw for the third and fourth rounds June 24. —Waitati v. Palmerston; Waikouaiti v. Merton. July I.—Possibles v. Probables, at Palmerston. July B.—Eastern Districts v. Maniototo, at Palmerston. July 15.—Merton v. Palmerston; Waitati v. Waikouaiti. July 22.—Palmerston v. Waitati; Merton v, Waikouaiti. . July 29.—Palmerston v. Merton; Waikouaiti v. Waitati. August s.—Waikouaiti v. Palmerston; Waitati v. Morton.