PATEA GOLF CLUB

Taranaki Daily News, 29 August 1930, Page 6

PATEA GOLF CLUB

CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITION. The following drawing for the Patea Golf Club’s 1930 championships have been announced: — Senior championship.—Findlay a bye, Wills plays C. Harris, Wybourne plays Hunger, Edwaids plays Hughes, Sheild ! plays Torrens, Mitchell plays Rook, JenIkins plays Pettigrew, Fraser plays Hegarty. ■ Intermediate championship. —Roberts plays Robinson, Simmons plays E. Harris, Honeyfield plays Thompson, Meharry plays Jones. Junior championship.—Harnett a bye, Bourne plays Corbett, Sheahan plays Wither,. Hodge plays C.-»R. Honeyfield, IK. Honeyfleld a bye, Currie plays EdI wards, Glenny plays Besley, Haddow a bye. MANAIA DEFEATS PATEA. The Manaia Golf Club defeated the Patea club by four points to two at Manaia. Following are the individual scores: Armitage and Davis 1 v. Findlay and Rook'0; Young and Ryan Iv. Torrens and Hegarty 0; Miller and Jordan 1 v. Gilbert and Meharry 0; Davies and Bourke 0 v. Edwards and Honeyfield 1; Henwood and Hammond 1 v. Honeyfleld and Glenny 0; Spooner and Role 0. v. Thompson and Robinson 1. PATEA PERSONALS. Mr. “Jimmy” Bourke, Whenuakura, who has been in the Patea hospital for some time, died on Wednesday morning. Miss F. Power, who has resigned her position with Gibson’s Ltd., was the recipient of a gift from the staff. HAWERA GUN CLUB SHOOT. WEEK-END MATCH RESULTS. The Hawera Gun Club held a successful shoot last week-end, details being:—

Joll and O’Brien divided the sweepstake. Joll and Davies divided the stake in the first miss-out, Barker winning the final miss-out on the ninth bird.

ADDRESS ON POULTRY-REARING. AUROA WOMEN’S DIVISION. Messrs. G. L, Gaylard and J. C. Smith, Hawera, on Wednesday afternoon addressed a very large gathering at the Auroa Women’s Division branch on poultry-rearing and the rules for joining an egg circle. Numbers of Awatuna members were present and many boy enthusiasts were in attendance. Tho president, Mrs. Benton, introduced the speakers, after which Misses Vera King and Flora Duff pinned a buttonhole on each. Mr. Gaylard detailed the correct care and feeding necessary for poultry from the day-old chick to the matured bird, tho precautions to be taken when setting eggs and the correct nests to make. The management of ducks was explained. Mr. Smith recounted the working of tho egg circle; Proper organisation and co-cperation would enable poultry farmers to procure their fowl foods more cheaply and so increase the profits from egg production. The dairy industry had been built by co-operation and the same method applied to the successful growth of the poultry industry.

SIX BIRD MATCH. A. Nichol (16yds) , ....... 202 100—3 Wilscn (10) . Ill 111—6 Jell (13) ......... ....... 210 101—5 Casey (20) ....... 110 110—4 Kasper (13) ....... ....... 002 000—1 Jenkins (13) ....... 001 010—2 ....... 001 111—4 O’Brien (20) ...... 000 211—3 Armstrong (13) ... ....... Oil 121—5 Lombard (13) Ill 221—6 Davies (13) ...... Ill 120—5 Uttinger (10) ..... 001 211—4 Barker (13) Retired. TWELVE BIRD MATCH. Casey (20) Ill 001 011 111—9 O’Brien (21) 101 010 210 000—5 Barker (13) 120 111 010 020—7 Fitzgerald (10) .... 011 001 000 000—3 Joll (13) 121 in ioi on io 020 222 200 202—7 Armstrong (13) ... 120 101 010 210—7 Nickel (13) 102 201. 102 020—7 Uttinger (10) 111 010 101 011—8 Wilson (11) 110 111 001 212—9 Lombard (13) .... in in ooi no—9 Kasper (12) Retired. NINE BIRD MATCH. Barker (12yds) 120 022 110—5 Joll (14) .. 112 110 221—8 O’Brien (20) ., 111 012 111—3 Wilson (11) .. 022 20!) 111- -6 Lombard (15) ..... . 010 101 Retired Fitzgerald (10) . 011 110 Retired Casey (20) . 011 110 Retired Kasper (12) . 101 002 Retired Uttinger (10) . 110 101 Retired Nickel (15) . 001 101 Retired Armstrong (13) .... . 110 010 Retired Davies (13) . 210 OOO Retired Voyler (10) ........ . 010 111 Retired.