WAIMATE.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18500, 22 February 1930, Page 4

WAIMATE.

TENNIS. A team representing St. Patrick’s Club- journeyed to Willowbridge on Thursday, to try conclusions with Willowbridge players. The latter proved victorious by 137 games 15 sets to 94 games 9 sets. The following are details of the scores (Willowbridge players mentioned first! Ladies’ Singles. Miss N. Fyafi v. Miss E. Dillon 7 0 Miss J. Hollamby v. Miss B. Bendall 7 1 Miss E. Higgins v. Miss N. Bendall 7 0 Miss M. Hollamby v. Miss M. Corrigan 7 6 Miss M. Richmond v. Miss A. Hickey 7 1 Men’s Singles. C: Blair v. J. Blackaby 5 7 B. Dawber v. D. Keyes 7 1 J. Richmond v. D. Patterson .. 2 7 S. Richmond v. R. Leonard ..1 7 H. Richmond v. F. Hickey .... 7 6 S. Cox v. J. Anicich 7 1 Ladies’ Doubles. Misses N. Fyall and J. Hollamby v. Misses Bendall and Bendall > 7 0 Misses Higgins and F. Fyall v. Miss E. Dillon and Mrs Frost 7 0 Misses M. Hollamby and M. Richmond v. Misses M. Corrigan and A. Hickey .. 7 3 Men’s Doubles. C. Blair and B. Dawber v. J. Blackaby and D. Keyes .. 3 7 J. Richmond and S. Richmand v. D. Patterson and Leonard 6 7 H. Richmond and S. Cox v. Hickey and Anicich 5 7 Combined Doubles. Miss N. Fyall and C. Blair v. Miss E. Dillon and Blackaby 5 7 Miss J. Hollamby and B. Dawber v. Miss B. Bendall and Keyes 7 1 Miss E. Higgins and J. Richmond v. N. Bendall and Patterson 7 3 Miss G. Fyall and S. Richmond v. Mrs Frost and Leonard .. . ? 1 7 Miss M. Hollamby and H. Richmond v. Miss Corrigan and Hickey 4 7 Miss M. Richmond and S. Cox v. Miss Hickey and Anicich 7 4

FAREWELL TO LADY SWIMMERS. Misses P. Robertson and M. Farqui har, the New Zealand lady champion 1 swimmers who had been visiting Wai- \ mate, left yesterday to catch the first j express for the north. The swimmers were bade goodbye on the Waimate | Railway Station by the Mayor (Mr G. ! Dash), the president .of the Waimate I Swimming Club A. Sawell), and j other officers of the club, and many of the staff and pupils of the Waimate j High School. Mr Dash presented the swimmers and the chaperones each j with a “Book of Waimate,” and the ! swimming members were each re- ; cipients of gold armlets from the Club, j Mr Sawell said he felt that swim- , ming, particularly among the young I people of Waimate, had improved conI siderably as the result of the swimi mers’ visit. Mr Sawell then made the I presentation on behalf of the Club. Mrs Johnstone returned thanks on I behalf of her charges. In the morning at the Municipal Baths, Misses Robertson and Farquhar 1 were presented with a casket of choco- ; lates from the boys and girls of the Waimate High School, in appreciation of the coaching given them. The presentation was made by Betty Marshall.

A real Farm, 220 acres, Freehold Land of the best, will grow anything. 40 acres wheat, 6 of oats, 14 of turnips and a new brick bungalow right up to date and necessary buildings, very easy terms. Forbes Wallace, Box 47, Waimate.

The old established hairdressing ard tobacconists business next to the Farmers’ Co-op. has been taken over by Mr J. Ryan who will run it in conjunction with his shop in Hunt’s Buildings. At the former premises stock is being sold at sacrifice prices to make room for new goods. Hygienic saloon appointments at J. Ryan’s, Queen Street, Waimate.