SOUTH OTAGO

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22285, 11 June 1934, Page 10

SOUTH OTAGO

• .... - ,; v -. * , rt , ‘ A ' : L;vVv v-yTT Vi' iiry'-h ’. • balcluthA . '.rbe First Grade match,Clutha v,-R<m«-hapa was: played in,dry. weather -on .Saturday, although 1 the ground was soft from previous rain. 'Early in ; the trst speU Komahapa, rushed -.the ; ball CiUtMl* line,: but when Jackman tpuched down it was out of, bounds. Passing between Dreaver, Milne, and Dawson saw thd wilt* named score a -good try.- which MpO>» coiiverted- i j Roma hapa. yrepheflS ,with r. :d series -of loose rushes, frbip one .of "which A. Gown scored atry, but-Jackman # kick missed, and the .spell, ended with .-the score: Clutha B, Komahapa 3.VIn . the second, spell Dawson scored again for Clutha (B—y3)Vi Clutha were- now having the better of the game, and Guest initiated another passing' run, transferring to Henderson, who sent it on to : Cruickshanks, for the latter, to score in, a food position- (11—3). , Before the ' > whistle blew for time heat passing between Milne, Dreaver, and Kaye resulted:in the liitnamed scoring, Clutha thus winningbyTo points to. 3 points.', Cluihall' travelled to Glenledi to play Coast, which up till them had ah’ unbeaten record .this’ •easen, but Clutha: succeeded; in, defeating .them by. 6 points to 3. points. South Otago High School!, visited, ’ Milton andv hadj a decisive win over Toko 111 by'ilS ’ points to 3. ■ v- . - ’ ' T The Balelutha School-. Committee has decided to hold 'a queen carnival’in order to raise funds,, and'jag' the, result' of,--* poll of the pupils Jthe following queens havp been nominated, the. school; being, divided into clans asVat. the time cf'lhe jubilee of the- school: -rrGrigor:•„: Clip, Trixie Fryer; Josh Buchanan;. M’Elrca Clan, ' Norma Cameron; ' Hall-Todd. Clahi''%pcy W>K locks. . . ' '' . . . At the fortnightly meeting Vofvjthe Parctai Young Farmers’ Club Sir. Donald Thomson was elected' chairman; ■ A. F. Shaw, who. had resigned; leaving the district. t'A : . i motion . #as passed appreciative of Mr Shaw’s .worths chairman. Mr jd. Q. Soutji Otago . High ‘ ScKopl.j. delivfeifed an interesting : lecture, on " The . History ; ox Agriculture,” incidentally 1 dealing wjth the application of science to' modern farming practice. v v - '■' ''