WANAKA NOTES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22020, 1 August 1933, Page 11

WANAKA NOTES

(From Our Own Correspondknt.) WANAKA, July 31. THE WEATHER. After a long period of calm, frosty weather it commenced to blow strongly from the north-east on Saturday. A light shower has since fallen, and the weather looks threatening. GOLF. A medal match was played on Saturday in conjunction with the third qualifying round for the championships. The weather was fine with a strong north-east wind. The following are the results:— Ladies (13 holes).—Mrs Jackson 70—20 —SO, Mrs Collings 68—17—51, Miss Barker 78—26—52, Miss F. Perrow 72 18—54, Mrs Walker 75—20—55, Mrs Ewing 74—19—55, Mrs Thompson 82— 26—56, Mrs Scaife 75—19—56, Miss Bovett 83—26—57. Mrs Morris 83—25 58, Mrs Mann 71—12—59, Miss M. Perrow 78 —19 —50, Mrs Studholme 88—26—62, Mrs M'Kegg 89—21—68. Men (18 holes).—B. Ballantyne 92—27 —65. J. Faulks 87—17—70, D. Campbell 91 —20—71, A. M'Laren 106—34—72, J. Bovett 1.10—35—75, F. Jackson 92—16 76. T Gillespie 96—20—76, J. Perrow 86 —9—77, M. Thompson 112—35—77, D. Riordnn 102—24—78, T. Anderson, jun., 106—27 —79, T. Anderson, sen., 110—29 — 81, C. Templeton 98—12--86. The ladies qualifying for match play in the championship are: —Mrs Mann, Mrs Collings, Mrs Ewing, Miss F. Perrow, Mrs Jackson. Mrs Walker, Mrs Scaife, and Miss M. Perrow. The men qualifying for the senior championship are.:—.7. Perrow, J. Faulks, C. Templeton, F. Jackson, D. Campbell, and D. Riordan. Junior Championship.—B. Ballantyne, T. Anderson, jun., T. Anderson, sen., M. Thompson, and A. M'Laren. SCHOOL COMPETITIONS. The Cromwell School pupils met the Pembroke scholars in football and basket ball matches on Friday afternoon. The Cromwell girls defeated the local girls at basket ball by 17 goals to 4, and the Cromwell boys won the football match by 3 points to nil. FISH HATCHERY. The Upper Clutha Anglers' Association has stripped half a million brown trout ova since the commencement of operations this season. The eggs are in good condition and .should hatch out well.