WAITOITOI-URENUI NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, 23 October 1930, Page 2

WAITOITOI-URENUI NEWS

URENUI TENNIIS CLUB MELTING.

Mr. D. Des Forges presided over a fair of members and intending members at the annual meeting of the Urenui Tennis Club. The annual report and balance sheet, which were adopted without discussion, showed a credit of £7 13s Bd. Officers were elected as follows: President, Mr. George Loveridge; vicepresidents, eight were elected; secretary, Mr. E/Rogers; treasurer, Mr. D. Des- Forges; . executive committee, Messrs. G. Loveridge, (E. Rogers, D. Des Forges, J. Thompson, T. Zimmefmam, A, Wiley, R. Halcombe, W. Sheird, D. MsKenMe, W. Rattenbury and Ron Pigott; club captain, Mr. A. Halcombe; vice-captain, Mr. A. Wiley; selection committee, Miss Mabey, Messrs. R. Halcombo and A. Wiley; ladies committee, Mesdames W. Scott, G. Avery, L. Rattenlbury, G. Loveridge, E, Rogers and Miss'es I. Malbey, ’J. Smith, E. Gibson and A. ftatten'bury. . Mr. George Loveridge, the retiring secretary, had. tendered valuable hfelp. to the club during his four years of office and was accorded a hearty vote of? thanks. It was decided that ladder matches be 9 up, ladies’ .7 up, and no “vantage” games. . . The club would again be represented by a team in the Fergusson Cup competitions. It was decided to continue affiliation with the Taranaki Lawn Tennis Association. All actual members were appointed a works committee with. Mr. A. Wiley as chairman. Master J. Rattenlbury. was appointed caretaker. ■ It was decided to hold the opening day on Saturday, November 8, and to again hold a dance on Nfew Year’s Eve in conjunction with tile' Urehiii Seaside Society. New members were elected as follows Mrs. E. Rogers, Misses K. Zimmerman, Cruickshan'k, M. Elliot, J. Rowe, Messrs. G, Avery, B. Jonas, R. Jones, C. Bicheno, N. Dempster, M. Rogers, A. Halcombe and C. T. Legctt.

URENUI UIBRARY.

The secretary, Miss E. Pigott, reports the following recent additions to the Library shelves:—The Courage of Love, Albanesi; White Elaine, Albnnesi; Slane’s Long Shots, Oppenheim; The Briar Bush Maid, Tynan; The Admirable Simmons, Tynan; The Inheritance, Mills Young; The Golden Three, Le Queux; The Back Seat Driver, Rosman; The Window, Rosman; The Spell of Siris, Muriel Hine; The Mansion Mystery, Steel; 'Spanish Love, Juanita Savage; The Golden Spur, Fletcher; Benighted, Priestley; Powder and Patch, Georgette Heyer; The Black Moth, Georgette Heyer- Red Aces,’Edgar Wallace; Bones of the River, Edgar Wallace; Sangsue, Williams; The Joyous Trouble Maker, Jackson Gregory; Sir Isumbras at the Ford, Broster; What Came to Cinderella, Curtis Yorke; Moon of Madness, Sax Bohmer; The Man who Won, Mrs. B. Reynolds; The Black Ace, George Dilnot; Hira Singh’s Tale, Talbot Mundy; The Traveller in the Fur Coat, Stanley Weyman; Torn Veils, Macnamara; The Haven, Dale Collins; Carteret’s Cure, Richard Keverne; The Curled Hands, Oliver Sandy s; The Sting, Le Queux; Halford’s Adventure, Harold Bindloss; A Mender of Images, Nofrha Lorimer; The Lady From Long Acre, Victor Bridges; The Saint of the Speedway, Ridgwell Uulluni; The Business of Life, Rolbert Chambers; The Return of Anthony Trent, Martyn; Maori and Pakeha, A. AV. Shrimptbn (8.A.); Love in Burma, Ray Carr; The Great World, by author Of Gentleman with the Duster.

The September averages under the Taranaki Herd Testing Association show the Okoke-White Cliffs group second On the list with a 4R per cent, average test aiid 32.65 lbs. fat. The highest herd average of 37 cows shows 46.91b5. butterfat and the lowest herd average 24.8r,b5. fat. The Waitoiioi group average test is 4.5 and the average fat 29.62. The highest herd average was 33.Slbs butterfat and the lowest 25.31b5. fat.

Airs. R. Fitzgerald and Miss D. Elliot motored to the Waikato last week-end.

Mr. C. Wilson, Waitara, has returned home after spending a short holiday as the guest of IMr. M. L. Jonas, J, Tiro Moana.”