WAIMATE.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18620, 16 July 1930, Page 7

WAIMATE.

MAGISTRATE’S COURT. A sitting of the Magistrate’s Court was held yesterday before Messrs W. Geddes and S. d‘A. Grut. J.P.’s. Judgment by default was given in the following cases:—Dash’s Ltd. v. H. W Gray, claim £1 15s 3d, costs 11s; Pyne, Gould Guinness Ltd., v. Chas. Thomas, claim 12s, costs 18s; Tangney Bros. v. Basil Jones, £2 16s 3d, costs £1 6s 6d; same v. J. Turner jnr. claim £4 7s Id, costs £1 3s 6d; T. V. Gibson v. P. Newall, claim 6s, costs 10s; W. A. Mitcham v. G. Smith, claim £4 9s 6d, costs £1 3s 6d; Waimate Gas and Coal Co. Ltd., v. J. McDougall, £3 12s. costs £1 6s 6d. FOOTBALL. The weekly meeting of the Waimate • Sub-Union was held on Monday. Pres- ; ent:—Mr A. Sawell (in the chair), Messrs Winning, Kelly, Webster, Dench, Keyes, Kilworth, Flanagan, Johnson and Mr I. Catto (secretary). Mr J. V. McKeague, secretary of the South Canterbury Rugby Union, wrote enquiring if August 28th, would be acceptable as a date for a game South Canterbury v. Waimate at Waimate.I Agreed. I Mr G. H. Gibson, on behalf of the Railway Football Club, wrote advising that .owing to the funeral of the late Sir Joseph Ward taking place on the 13th, they had decided to postpone their match against the Waimate j Carriers, and wished to know if the grounds would be available on the 20th.—Granted. Thursday Draw. Knockout Competition.— Seniors, Marists v. Old Boys No. 2 ground, at 3 p.m.; Southern a bye. Juniors — Huimai v. Southern, No. 2 ground at 1.30; Old Boys v. High School, No. 1 ground at 3 p.m. Competition, 4th round.— Third grade: High School v. Old Boys, No. 3 ground at 3 p.m.; Huimai a bye. General. It was decided that L. Watters be allowed to play for Old Boys junior in the knock-out competition. A vote of thanks was extended to Mr Keyes for his instruction and training of the representative team which defeated Mackenzie. Accounts amounting to £5 12s 8d were passed for payment. Mr Williams, who, as a proxy delegate for the Southern Club at last week's meeting, voted in favour of the Railway v. Carriers match being played on Sunday, wished it to be known that he voted as instructed, and that it was not necessarily an expression of his private opinion. The match High School v. St. Kevins, which was to have taken place on Saturday last, will not be played until 22nd inst. TEAMS FOR THURSDAY. The Marist team to play Old Boys will be picked from the following: Gaul, Fahey, Blackabv, Bayne, E. O’Neill, F. O’Neill. O’Donnell, Anderson, Patterson, McKinnon, McCarron, Leonard, Lundon. Walker, Nolan, Allnutt, Attewell, Thyne. The following will repiesent Hui- ' mai juniors against Southern on Man- ( Chester Park at 1.30:—J. Heath, J. 1 Bennett, G. S. Fleming, R. t, G. Kelly, G. Woods. J. Richmond ,R. Vuceuch, J. Ainge, A. Bur- : gess, J. Ryan, J. Glynn, R. and J. £ dy, N. Cummings, J. Goodwin, H. £ Davis, J. Tumaru, M. Davis. £ DEBATE j Under the auspices of Knox Church - Social Club, a debate was held against Columba Church Men’s Club, Oamaru. The subject was “That Party Politics * are inimicable to good Government.” The affirmative side was taken by the * Waimate representatives—Mr S. C. Reid (leader), Rev. W. F. Nichcl, Messrs Schroeder and Dallas. Thev f were opposed by Messrs C. C. Cook (leader), G. Robertson, K. D. Mes-cr and A. Hamilton, of Oamaru. j Owing to unavoidable absence of Dr i Wylie, who had been appointed judge, 5 Messrs Ironsides and Gunn acted in a that capacity. Their decision was in favour of the Oamaru representatives by six points. Mr A. Hamilton was adjudged the best speaker, second place being given to Mr Reid. BASKETBALL. Following is the draw for the Basketball Association competitions for Thursday, at Victoria Park. Grade.—High School 1 v. High ’chool 2, on No. 3 ground at 3 p.m. ’ (referee Miss Borrie); Konini v. Waimate 1 on No. 2 ground at 3 p.m. .deree Miss Watason); Willowbridge . Waimate 2, on No. 3 ground at 4 '. (referee Miss Borrie), St. Pat- t rick’s a bye. £ B Grade.—Konini v. Waimate, at r Morven, at 3.30 p.m. \ C Grade.—High School 1 v. High \ School 2, at High School. Primary 1 v. 1 Primary 2, at primary grounds. St. Patrick’s a bye. Following are the Waimate Club ] teams:— A 1 to play Konini at 3 p.m.—Forwards: J. McKenzie, E. Jackson, V. < Dash; centres: B. McPherson, W. Sin- : clair, O. Collins; defences: K. Lindsay, D. Giles, R. Tooley. A 2 team to play Willowbridge at 4 p.m.—Forwards: L. Bishop, M Gunn, N. Rollinson: centres: U. Callaghan, G. McKenzie, M. Brownlie; defences: I Richardson, B. Malthus, S. Veitch. Emergencies for both teams: M. Cummmg, M. Wilson. B grade team to play Konini at 3 p.m.—Forwards: D. Sauer. E. Willetts. D. Dobbs: centres: B. Milne, E. Barford. A. Malthus: defences: P. Spencer. A. Hutt. D. Harrison. Emergencies: M. Tooley, D. 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