N.l.M.U. PRESIDENTD FINED £5

Taranaki Daily News, 20 January 1933, Page 10

N.l.M.U. PRESIDENTD FINED £5

TRAFFIC BREACH AT WAVERLEY. THE SPEED LIMIT’EXCEEDED. I A fine of £2, together with 10s costs Ayas imposed on W. O’Callaghan, president of the North Island Motor Union, at the Waverlpy Court yesterday by Mr. J. H. Salmon. It was the . first time in 22 years’ driving experience he had had any incident of such a nature. It was about 7 o’clock at night when the road was deserted that the motorist came through Waverley at a speed, according to the police story, of about .35 miles an hour. . CRICKET MATCH AT OKAIAWA. .: , ' . Z( A- . . . . ’ '■ t married men play single. A married men’s cricket team beat an eleven consisting of single men by 13 funs. in a closely contested and interesting game at Okaiawa on Wednesday. Details are:— MARRIED MEN. R. Penny, b Ngaia A. Thomas, b Ngaia L. Newman, b Evetts " R. Ruru, b Evetts ■. 0 W. Bridgwood, b and c Evetts 1 D. Tito, b Ngaia . ® R. Rakena, retired ..•>»' ° O. Clarke, b Evetts ■» G. Good, b Evetts s ° G. Grahame, run out ••• 1 A. Faulkner, not out " , Extras 3 ■ Total ’ 68 Bowling: Evetts took five wickets for 31 runs; Ngaia, three for 26; Clem Blair, none for 9., SINGLE MEN. W. Good, b Penny 33 C. Blair, b Bridgwood • ••• I G. Ngaia, b Penny ° H. Evetts, c Clarke, b Thomas J W. Johnston, 1.b.w., b Penny 1 G. Barclay, b Thomas, c Clarke .... 3 R. Robertson, b and c Penny 0 Chas. Blair, b Thomas * K. Christiansen, b Thomas, c Uaulkner 0 R. Hemsley, b Thomas ” B. Bailey, not out * Extras Total 55 Bowling: R. Penny took four wickets for 22 runs; W. Bridgwood, one for 21; A. Thomas, five for 7. CRICKET AT MEREMERE. MANUTAHI TEAM BEATEN. The Manutahi cricket team visited Meremere for a friendly game which resulted in a win for the home team by 73 runs to 64. W. Geary (30) was the only Meremere player to figures. C. Wills (16), W. Wills (10) and R. Baldwin reached double figures for - . .. Mr. and Mrs. G. Foreman and family are camping at the New Plymouth teach. Miss D. Allan is visiting friends at Riverlea. . ... . Miss G. Murray is staying with rela- . fives at the Waverley beach. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Williams and family are spending a few weeks at the New Plymouth teach. Misses Mary and Isabel McNaught are on holiday in the Waikato.