ALTON FIELD COMPETITIONS
HAY AND ENSILAGE JUDGED. RECORD NUMBER OF ENTRIES. The judging in the hay and ensilage competitons under the auspices of the Alton branch of the Farmers’ Union was completed in the Whenuakura district yesterday. Keen interest has been shown throughout, with an enthusiastic following of 50 farmers. Following is a complete list of those stacks and pits judged: ALTON-KAKARAMEA. STACK ENSILAGE.
UNBEATEN OPUNAKE SIDE. THIRD GRADE COMPETITION. The Opunake third grade Rugby team continued its unbeaten record in the coastal competition at Opunake on Wednesday by defeating Rahotu by 15 points to nil. Tito, Burton and Forsyth scored tries, Robinson converting all three. The game was more closely contested than the score suggests. An easy kick in front of the posts was missed and a try lost through touching down short of the line on the part of Rahotu. The referee was Mr. A. Elgar. PATEA AMATEUR BOXING. SEASON’S SECOND TOURNAMENT. A programme for the Patea Boxing Association’s second tournament of the season has been arranged for presentation at the Patea town hall on Monday. The match committee has travelled both the Taranaki and Wanganui provinces to see the contestants in action, resulting in the grouping of 26 talented exponents of the fistic art in what should prove thrilling and willing battles. The matchings are: Green v. Anderson, Papps v. Nancarrow, Brosnan v. R. Cuff, Dwyer v. Page, Hussey ,v. Gordon, Gilmore v. Swallow, Burke v. G. Cuff, Werata v. Denham, O’Keefe v. Murphy, Moffitt v. V. Brosnan, T. Walker v. Dawson, Nicholls v. Whatnaugh, Quinlan v. G. PownaiL ADVERTISERS’ ANNOUNCEMENTS. The eleventh annual ball of the Ha-, wera High School Old Boys and Old Girls’ Association will be held in the Winter Show Buildings on Wednesday, July 19. A first-class orchestra will provide tile music. Smith and Trim advertise particulars of their mart sale for to-day of poultry, furniture, fruit, etc., at 1.30 p.m., and the sale of shop and window fittings on behalf of Messrs. H. J. Grieve and Co. on the premises, comer High and Union Streets, Hawera, at 11 a.m. Smith and Trim Ltd. advertise particulars of a sale of household furniture and effects, also a five-seater Buick car, on account of Mrs. W. A. Muir, who is giving up house-keeping,, at the Foresters’ Hall, Hawera, at 1.30 p.m. on Wednesday next. The Hawera Boxing Association has arranged to hold an amateur tournament in the Opera House on July 31. A lecture on swine husbandry will be given by Mr. Gorringe, of the Department of Agriculture, in the Otakeho Hall on Monday. The switching-on of electric power in the Ohangai district will be marked by a ball in the Ohangai hall on Friday, July 23.
6 ? -2 Z o > E-< ■s 1 rt r K E 3 a a> «* > O u O P Possible points .. 20 50 IE IE 100 H. A. Sutherland 174 481 IE IE 92 H. A. Sutherland 174 49 121 121 911 R. Watts (1) ... .. 161 481 IE 131 D. Chamberlain . 17 471 IE IE 901 W. A. Saunders . 17 48 IE 12 90 D. Hurley ..... .. 17 471 12 12 881 P. Dwyer .. 161 461 IE 12 88 W. E. Taylor .. .. 16 471 111 121 871 R. Watts (2) ... .. 161 451 IE 12 .87 P. Oakley .. 16 461 IE 111 87 R. Dwyer ...••• .. 16 451 IE 12 86J D. Hurley .. 16 451 12 114 85 A. J. Gibbs .... .. 15 43 11 11 80 PIT ENSILAGE. 7? s 75 J B o’ -5 3 > 5 $ « S 0 o o M 8 (V & c Eh Possible points .. 20 50 15 15 100 S. E. McDonald .. 18 481 141 13 94 F. Olliver .... .. 16 451 13 IS 871 P. Palmer .. 16 45 131 11 851 W. E. Tayler .. .. 15 441 131 Hl 841 H. Hodge .. 16 44 11 IE 84 HAY COMPETITION. £ C •to 75 c 5 75 3 c o a c £ H Possible points . 55 21 25 100 S. E. McDonald (1) .. 51 r 1 22 90 R. Dwyer, junr. 481 r 231 89 S. E. McDonald (2) .. 511 171 i£ 88 R. Dwyer (1) . 46 ii 241 871 R. Dwyer (2) . 461 161 87 W. A. Saunders 481 17 191 85 H. Hodge 49 15 2i 84 D. Chamberlain 47 IE 2( 83 F. Olliver 47 14 18 79 WHENUAKURA DISTRICT. HAY. a o to £ .s n5 ci ’5 c o O’ u tt Fh Possible points . 55 21 25 100 S. Hird 501 r 2( 871J. Prout ....... 484 161 21 86 E. Davidson ... 481 16 2( 841 C. Honeyfield . 47 r 181 821 P. Bourke 48 151 IS 821 L. Putt 47 ■IE 2( 82 W. H. Southcombe .. 46 15 171 781 LUCERNE. G. Kuhfuss (1) 52 18 21 91 H. Parsons 50 17 191 864 G. Kuhfuss (2) 49 16 IS 84 N. Mitchell ... 48 15 18 81 G. Hughes 45 15 18 78 STACK ENSILAGE. ■ 75 £ <a a M 8 «$ 3 O* o > o O o w £ 75 o Possible points . 20 50 15 15 100 M. J. Prout ... . 17 48 121 11 881 G. Kuhfuss .... . 161 464 13 11 87 R. Dwyer . 16 43 11 11 81 P. Bourke . 151 40 12 10 771 PIT ENSILAGE. F. Parsons . 18 47 11 11 87
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Taranaki Daily News, 15 July 1933, Page 10
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