CENTRAL DIVISION FOOTBALL

Taranaki Daily News, 8 May 1930, Page 12

CENTRAL DIVISION FOOTBALL

THE TEAMS FOR TO-DAY. Teams for the Central Division junior and tliird grade Rugby competitions today have been selected as follow: — Stratford Firsts v. Celtic, at Stratford.—B. Collins, R. Watson, Robson, F. Collins, Blackmore. Alger, Johnson, D. Collins; C. King, L. Collins, Lehmann, Young, Keightley, Rudings, Blackstock; emergencies. Irving, Green, Blackstock. Celtic Ist juniors.—Bilski, Boyd, Steiner (2), Rowe, Pettigrew, Milne, Koeford, Butler, Whiting, Clements, Jones, Lawson, Carryer, Smith, Ansley.

Toko Ist juniors to pjay Eltham at . Toko, will be chosen front- —Sangster . (3), Chapman, Petch, Standring,. CorC bett, Jones, Cuff (2), Smith, Rows, Rich- [ mond, Latham, Griffiths, Wilmshurst, ; Burgharn, Death, Marryate. i Stratford 3rds to play Elthani, at El- . tham, will be chosen from.—R. Collins, , R. Harkness, A. Harper, R. Butcher, C Reed, I. Bamford, 11. Wellington, K ; Donelly, S. Coon, AL Sullivan, D. Yin- > cent, D. Huckstep, S. Ward, J. Jenkins, ; T. Fawcett, IL Death, W. Verney, H , See, E. Vincent. Celtic third grade team to play Inglewood. —Ansley, Boyd. Bullock, Burton, , Murke, Cook, Hancock, Joye.s, Milne, McPhillips, Neilson, Richardson, Harris, Sanderson. Stevens. Walsh. ELTHAM FOOTBALL TEAMS. The following will represent the Eltham seniors against Waimat-e at. Rugby on Taumata Park, Eltham, on Satur--day.—R. Bourke, It. Bocock, F. Bocock, G. Cruden, L. Cooper, L. Casey, I{. Campbell, H. Elliott, E. Hughes, D. Knuckey, H. Potts, A. S. Penniall, M. Prince, H. Sloconibe, E. Townsend, T. Taylor, R. Trolove and Osborne. A team to represent Eltham' thirds against Stratford thirds at Taumata Park to-day will be chosen from the following.—Barker, Hoskin, Donnelly, Vincent, Groves, Wylds, Noble, Paton (2), Symmans, Lehrke, Gibson, Ritter. Cross, Tipler (2), Johnson. TUTUTAWA NEWS. Mrs. Evetts, New Plymouth, is visiting her mother, Airs. Jacobsen. Mr. Storey, Feilding, is staying with his sister, Airs. Cork ill. Mr. and Airs. G. Savage has left Tawhiwhi. ' Mr. Norris had suceftss with his dogs at the recent Ta rata dog trials. Walker Bros, have left after completing their fencing contract on the Tawhiwhi settlement. Airs. Johnstone is back, with her daughter, Airs. Savage, after an enjoyable holiday in the Waikato. Airs. Muggletou sailed on Friday for England. Air. Wallace and family, formerly of Whangamomona, have’ taken up their residence here. A plain and fancy dress ball organised by the Puniwhakau settlers in aid of the Obstetrical Society, was held in the Tututawa Hall on Tuesday night. Music was supplied by Boulton’s orchestra. Air. Bunn was master of ceremonies. Air. N. Jacobsen, as an Indian, and Airs. Welch, as a Spanish Dancer, carried off the prizes for best fancy dresses.- Air. and Airs. R. Savage were successful in the waltzing competition. Alembers of the Education Board visited the school on Tuesday. FIRE ON WARWICK ROAD. A house of seven rooms and the contents, owned by Messrs. McCarkell Bros., and occupied by Air. J. AlcDonald, Warwick Road, Stratford, were totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday. Air. and Airs. AlcDonald were in a paddock some distance from the house when the flames were observed. Nothing could be saved. The building was insured for £7OO in the London, Liverpool and Globe office, and there was a cover of £lOO on the contents. LADIES’ MEDAL GOLF MATCH. The draw for the ladies' medal match of the Stratford Golf Club to be played to-morrow is:—Miss Penn v. Mrs. Allen, < Airs. Knewstubb v. Aliss Alalone, Airs. 1 Ryan v. Airs. C. Williams; Airs. Seyb v. Mrs. Burmester, Airs. Curtis v. Airs. * Glasgow, Miss North v.. Airs. Fisher, i Mrs.'AV. Williams v. Mrs. Richards, Airs. Fryday v. Aliss Porritt, Airs. Boon v. 1 Mrs. Abraham, Airs. Robinson v. Airs. ( Bowler, Airs. Hill v, Airs. Keller, Airs. Bis- 1 hop v. Airs. Alark, Airs. Urwin a bye. 1