BULLS NOTES.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11952, 28 November 1919, Page 7

BULLS NOTES.

From Our Own Correspondent. St. Andrew's Flower, Show on Monday was a geat success, both as a Show and as to finance, the takings being £135, and the , expenses only £23. The steep guessing was won by Master Hal3ey Mansell with 1281b8., ■the correct weight being 128>£lbs. The Challenge Trophy in Domestic Clauses was won by Miss A. Mansell, with 30 points. Lady Wilson's prize for the School Competition was won by Ohattoa with 34 points. The points were won as follows : DRAWING. Class 127: Linsey Snellgrove, Clydesdale, 1; Annette Pilbrow, Parewanui, 2. Reggie Grey, Sanson, 3. Class 128: Gordon Drew, Sanson, 1; Malcolm Sanßon, Sanson, 2, Rita Floronce, Clydesdale, 3, Class 129:, Henry Sharp, Ohakea, 1; Gladys Sanson, Ohakea, 2; Doris Cole, Parewanui, 3. Class 130: Percy Byrnes, Ohakea, 1; Joe Marumaru, Parewanui, 2; Dorothy Fraser, Bulls, 3. Class 131: William Byrnes, Ohakea 1; Borothy Reeve, Clydesdale, 2; William Tohu, Ohakea, 3 Class 132- William Saunders, Bulls 1; Chas Harris, Ohakea, 2; Alex Montgomerie. Bulls, 3. Class 133: Cyril Sharp, Bulls* 1; Alfred Ellery, Bulls, Doris Cole, Parewanui, 3. Class 134: William Byrnes, Ohakea, 1; Alison Gabites, Ohakea, 2; May Kearney, Bulls, 3. WRITING.

Class 10: Cora Sanson, Ohakea, 1; Ellen Young, Bulls, 2; Margaret Sevan, Bulls, 3. Class 121 May Ellery, Ohakea, 1; Olga Tricklebank, Bulls, 2; Ernest Sharp, Ohakea, 3. Clssa 122: James Murray, Ohakea, 1; JOelia Brown, Bulls, 2; Lorna Richardson, Ohakea, 3. Class 123: Rita Sharp, Bulls, 1; Gladys Klatt, Ohakea, 2; Esme Simpson, Ohakea, 3. Class 124: Tihi Ngatohu, Parewanui, 1, Dorothy Fraser, Bulls, 2; Anne Blake, Bulls, 3. Class 125: May Kearney, Bulls, 1; John Kearney, Bulls, 2; Thelma Canning, Bulls, 3 Class 126: Kenneth Marsh, Sanson, 1; Dora Perritt, Sanson, 2; Margery Byrnes, Ohakea, 3. Writing totals: Ohakea 15; Bulls 19; Sanson 5; Parewanui 3, Clydesdale 0.

Drawing total: Ohakea 19; Bulls 11; Sanson 6; Parewanui 6; Clydesdale 6.

Grand total: Ohakea 34; Bulls 30; Sanson 11; Parewanui 9; Clydesdale 6. In the evening there was a musical programme as follows:—Piano dttet, Misses K. and L. Ramson; quartettes, Misses Z. and H. King, Messrs McSkimming; Mrs J. Mansell, Miss K. Ramson, Mr V. Edwards and Rev Ramson; piano duet, Misses K. Ramson and A. McMinn; song, Miss G. O'Brien ; piano duet, Misses K. and L. Ramson; duet, Miss O'Brien and Mr V. Edwards; song, Mr D. Rayue; quartette, Rev. Ramson, Messrs McSkimming, V. Edwards, Misses H. and Z. King, Mrs J. Mansell and Miss Ramson.

On ISTonday afternoon there was a further meeting of the Bowling Club to report progress and it was found that 32 members had signed up. It was decided to go on with the work as soon as 40 members had signed on. Messrs G. H. Archer, W. Carruthers, A. E. Eglinton, J. B. Gaisford, J. T. McKelvie, J. H. Perrett, T. Richardson, J. Tricker, J. E. Walker, and J. Whisker were elected as the standing committee, and Mr J. T. McKelvie was elected chairman. Messrs G. Archer, W. Carruthers, J. Gaisford, J. Tricker, J. Walker and J. Whisker were elected as a grand committee with power to act, and the meeting authorised that an account be opened with the Bank of New Zealand, and that the treasurer and secretary be empowered to operate. On Monday evening there was a meeting of the Tennis Club Committee, and it was decided to hasre both the old tennis courts top dressed with tar and sand, and that the courts be closed on Thursday till they are finished and dry.