NIGHTCAPS NOTES.

Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume XXVI, Issue 1283, 2 September 1930, Page 2

NIGHTCAPS NOTES.

A meeting called last Wednesday evening to form a branch of the Women's Branch of the Fanner's Union and organise a Circuit for the free lectures and demonstrations which ..the Home Science Department of the Qtago University are giving. Unfortunately, through a combination of circumstances 'theret was a poor attendance. Mr& Ward, of Lumsden addressed the meeting, giving an outline of the Scheme. Heri remarks were supplemented by Mr and Mrs p. E.NNeiderer of Gorge Road. It uas decided to hold another meeting on- Tuesday (this) evening, wfte 1 *' it is hoped to liaye a more encouraging attendancf. Bachelors and Spinsters are holding a ball oh Friday evening. An enthusiastic committee have arrangements well in hand and everything promises well for the evening's success. Ratepayers are reminded that nominations for the Town Board election close on Saturday, 6th September. The monthly meeting of the School committee las}: evening was adjourneQ until Wednesday eyening for >yant of a quorum, NIGHTCAPS GOLF CLUB. V Th©< above Club have now concluded their Championships and resulted aa follows:—* . ■-. , Men, A. Grade, Semi-final : Colligan beat Barr, Cochrane beat Erasmuson. Final: Colligan- beat Cochrane^! tip on 36th Green. B Grade. , -..'•■• Semi-final : Carmody beat Dixon. Mc Kenzie, bye. Final:. Carmody beat McKenzie. Ladies, XyGrade. Semi-final: Mrs Cook beat Mrs Johnstone, Mrs Wells beat Mfs~T3ockerty by < default. • . Final: Mrs Wells beat Mrs Cook. The following players will represent the Club on Saturday at Otautau in ; an inter-club game at 2 p.m.: — ' Edmond, Colligan, Barr, Johnstone, Erasmuson, Cochrane, Carmody, ' Dixon, McDonald, Stevens, McKenzie i and/ Cook. It is expected that the ladies of Otautau 'will cross swords at Night- 1 caps with the local ladies on Wedne»v 1 day, September 10th. , Semi-final draw- for Mrs' J. B. John- « stone's Trophy : Mrs Rushton v. Mrs 1 Barr; Mrs Spence v. Mrs Cook or Miss ; Irwin. . .'".