KUROW NOTES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21988, 24 June 1933, Page 16

KUROW NOTES

RUGBY FOOTBALL. The following is the Kurow team to play Tokarahi to-day;—T. Bain.T.MTvinnon, L. M'Kinnon, D. Russell, S. Robinson, J. Collins, R. Ryan, F. O’Reilly, C. Munro, F. Nye, Chittou, L. Bain, L. E. Neill, R. Neill, and F. Garty; emergencies—G. Blunden, T. Sanders, and G. Collins. The Kurow Primary School team is as follows:—T. Neave, J. Robinson, R. Robinson, K Robinson, T. Lawlor, W. M'Aughtrie, D. Menzies, A. Davidson, J. Murphy, J. Hepburn, T. Williams, C. Cairns, G. Jefferis, J. Moody, W. Small, ' The Hydro Primary School will be represented by the following:—A. Sinclair, Baxter, Carey, W. Sinclair, Harvey, D. Nelson, Moore, Rawson, Bebain, J. Nelson, M. Barry (captain), E. Parsons, M. Herron, W. Ross, and E. Simons. BASKET BALL. The teams for to-day are as follows: — Y.M.C.A.—M. Hunt. E. Houston, N. Bloomfield, J. Burns, R. Burns, W. Packwood, L. Carey, M. Dobson, and D. Anderson. Good Companions A.—M. Mowqt, J. Webster, D. Stephenson, S. Littlejohn, V. Hallett, B. Templeton, R. Templeton, A. Haugh, and M. Baxter; emergency, M. Buffer. HOCKEY. The following is the Huia team to play Windsor to-day:—Middleditch; F. Lawlor, L. Worthington, R. Collins, I. M'Aughtrie, T. Fraser, J. Hogg, I. Fraser, E. Smith, M. Menzies, and Mrs Sargent. MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING. The following are the best scores of the weekly shoot of the Kurow Miniature Rifle Club:-—W. B. Appleby, jun., 74, G. Donald 72, G. Shaw 70, J. Curie 69, E. Christianson 69, T. Sanders 68. RELIEF OF DISTRESS. A meeting of the residents of Kurow and surrounding districts was held in the Kurow Hall on Thursday afternoon for the purpose of discussing way a and means of relieving distress and receiving the report of the committee for the past year. Mr N. Hayes occupied the chair. The secretary (Mr D. E. Neave) read the balance sheet, which disclosed that apart from donations of goods in kind the sum of £9O was raised, most of which had been spent in providing clothes, groceries, etc., leaving a small balance to be carried forward. The chairman thanked all those who had assisted the committee and Mr ; A. MTnnes (county chairman) congratulated the district on the comparatively small amount of distress existing. The new Executive Committee is as follows;—Messrs J. L. M'Phail (chairman), A. Davidson (secretary), Mesdames T. A. Munro, M. Lawlor,; Miss Goddard, Sister Smith, Messrs H. Barclay, L. Paveltich, D. E. Neave, the Revs, A. H. Nordmeyer, J. Moreland, and Dr D. G. M'Millan. The general and sub-com-mittees elected were the same as last year.