LIMEHILLS NOTES
SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETING.
(From Our Correspondent.) At the monthly school committee meeting held recently, Mr M. Hishon (chairman) presided. The headmaster reported that the present roll number was 100, the average attendance for the period ending November 23, being 87.7. An epidemic of influenza had seriously affected the attendance during the month. Minor playground improvements had been attended to. Arrangements were made for the purchase of prize books. Tennis Match. On Monday evening at Limehills, Dipton B tennis team were defeated by Limehills by 9 sets to nil. Owing to rain falling, the rest of the match was abandoned. ... Following are the scores, Limehifls names being first: — Men’s Singles.—H. Phillips v. Aiding 7—3; G. Stewart v. H. Sparks 7—l. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss E. Payne v. Miss I. O’Callaghan 7—o; Miss E. Tippett v. Miss Ewen 7—o. Men’s Doubles.—F. Lindsay and B. Mehaffey v. G. Stewart and J. Cavanagh 7-1. . , Combined Doubles. —Lindsay ana Miss Payne v. Stewart and Miss O’Callaghan 7—2; Mehaffey and Miss Tippett v. Cavanagh and Miss Ewen 7—o; Phillips and Miss Stewart v. Aiding and Miss Aiding 7—3; Stewart and Miss Crowe v. Sparks and Miss McCurdy 7—l. Limehills 9 sets, 63 games, Dipton B 0 sets, 11 games.
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Southland Times, Issue 22498, 7 December 1934, Page 8
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