HAWERA GOLF CLUB DRAW.

Taranaki Daily News, 10 June 1932, Page 10

HAWERA GOLF CLUB DRAW.

FIRST ROUND IN ABBOTT CUP.

The Hawera Golf Club draw for the first round of Saturday’s play in the Abbott Cup competition has been made as follows; — 12.26 p.m.: Whitehead and Lawn. 12.30: Ladies. 12.34: Ladies. 12.38: Hawken, Veitch and Hay-Mac-kenzie. 12.43: Bull, Baigent and O’Callaghan. 12.48: Pease, Veale and Horner. 12.53: H. Robinson, Williams and Sturrock. 12.58: McKenzie, D. C. Ryan and Wylds. 1.3: Tennent, North and Lewes. I.S: Vinnicombe, Anderson and Cressey. 1.13: Ladies.

1.17: Ritchie, McCarthy and Rowe. 1.22: Gibson, J. Tarrant and A. G Walker. 1.27: Giblin, Hammonds and Jenkins,

1.32: McAnerin, Stead and Turner. 1.37: Jones, A. E. Tarrant and Morgan. 1.42: Morpeth, Clarke and Stratton. 1.47: Walkley, Muir and Lendrum, 1.52: G. Ryan, Slater and Powdrell. 1.57: Sagar, Bright and Gordon. 2.2: Ladies. 2.6: Jordan, Coleman and McWilliams. 2.11: Edmonston, Watson and McDonald. 2.16: Stott, Diver. 2.21: Sandford and Fama.

The following players will start from the Bth tee, playing the holes in correct sequence:—

12.40 p.m.: Morris, Dunlop and Findlay. 12.45: Kerr, Harrison and Lennon. 12.50: L. Walker, Nelson and Douglas. 12.55: Wake, Oakley and Clemoes. Players are requested to notify their partners if they are unable to play.

TE NGUTU GOLF DRAW.

CANADIAN FOURSOMES TO-MORROW

The draw for to-morrow’s Canadian foursomes match at the Te Ngutu Golf links has been made as follows, play being timed to start at 1 p.m.: — Mrs. Treweek and Sharp v. Miss W. Oldfield and Crawford, Mrs. B. Barclay and G. Barclay v. Mrs. Bolger and Todd, Miss M. Joyce and Betts v. Miss Jackson and Slierwood, Miss O’Sullivan and Gallagher v. Miss Lees and Hessell, Mrs. Meuli and Corcoran v. Miss C. Sutherland and Stevenson, Mrs; Crocker - and Penny v. Mrs. Fraser and another, Miss Bremner and Crocker v. Mrs. Luxton and Robertson, Miss B. Oldfield and B. Barclay v. Miss J. Joyce and Good, Miss Lunani and J. C. Barclay v. Miss N. Sutherland and Evetts, Miss Hutchinson and Harris v. Miss Cameron and Luxton, Miss O’Dowd and R. Treweek v. Mrs. Robertson and G. Treweek, Miss M. O’Dowd and Hollis v. Mrs. Mack and Fitzgerald, Miss Beanchamp and Meuli v. Mrs. Sherwood and Fraser, Miss Alice Betts and Oldfield v. Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. J. Barclay, Mrs. L. Preece and G. Preece v. Mrs. Penny and Mrs. O’Sullivan, Miss Betts and another.

TRAINING BOYS AT FLOCK HOUSE SOUTH TARANAKI SEEKS FUNDS. Tb« scheme whereby soije of New Zealand ex-servicemen were eligible for training in farming pursuits at Flock House received very favourable consideration at a meeting at Hawera last night when delegates from the Hawera Chamber of Commerce, the South Taranaki provincial executive of the Farmers’ Union, the local Rotary Club, the Hawera branch of the Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union, and the South Taranaki Returned Soldiers’ Association decided to appeal to the general public to subscribe £5O for the fees of the two trainees allowed South" Taranaki.

Mr. M. R. Jones, president of the South Taranaki Returned Soldiers’ Association, which body convened the meeting, presided. The organisations represented are to lend the appeal every assistance and subscription lists are to be opened in banks, in the country districts of Waimate West, Hawera, Eltham end Patea, including town board and borough districts within that area. The scheme as previously explained in the News was outlined by the chairman. After some discussion Mr. P. Bond (Chamber of Commerce) said he was of opinion that the whole scheme should be submitted to the public in order to give each individual the opportunity to assist, lit) thought there would be no difficulty in raising £5O for such a worthy object. Mr. B. McCarthy (Chamber of Commerce) moved in that direction and his motion was carried without dissent. Messrs. Bond, J. Houston (Rotary Club) and M. C. Crighton (R.S.A.) were appointed a committee to organise the appeal, and it was decided that the delegates present should meet for progress' reports in a week’s time. At the conclusion of the meeting a subscription list was opened and the sum of £2 5s 6d w - as collected. Following are the details: M. R. Jones ss, C. Frey berg ss, W. J. Bright ss, R. H. Lecce ss, J. H Houston ss, P. Bond ss, B. McCarthy ss, B. C. Bennett ss, H. D. Maslin 3s, W. H. James 2s 6d. GENERAL ITEMS. In the course of his reminiscences at the Manaia jubilee dinner yesterday Mr. W. S. Glenn recalled the time when tw - o settlers dug a quarter-acre plot in eight hours with two spades. “Could any of you young fellows do that?” queried Mr. Glenn. The Hawera Unemployed Self Help Club’s scheme to provide meat for its members has become popular. To cope with the orders for to-morrow 16001 b. of beef and 16 sheep have been procured. The distribution takes place once a week. The Hawera office of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., has received the following cabled advice from London: Butter is 96s to 975, and cheese is 54s to 555, The market is slow.

The fortnightly euchre party was held in the Whareroa hall last Thursday. There was a fair number present and an enjoyable evening was spent. The first prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, who each won a bag of flour. Mrs. L. Pinny and Mr. Gordon Murphy won the second prizes. Mrs. Langdon and Mr. C. E. Ashton gained the consolation prizes. Mr. Ken Reynolds was in charge of the tables. Local ladies supplied supper.