WINCHESTER.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 19156, 12 April 1932, Page 4

WINCHESTER.

HEAVY RAIN. The rainfall which commenced on Saturday afternoon continued throughout Sunday. At 9 a.m. on Sunday morning the gauge showed 37 points; and at 9 a.m. on Monday a further 292 points had fallen. This is the heaviest one day’s rainfall recorded since records began at this station in 1925. On only two other occasions have upwards of two inches been recorded, viz, July 17th, 1929, 273 points; and January 13th, 1930, 206 points. TENNIS TOURNEY. The end-of-season tournament of I the Winchester Tennis Club resulted ' as follows: First Round. Miss E. Alexander and J. McGill (rec. 0-15) v. Miss G. South and W. Pearson (owe 40) 6 2 , Miss J. De Renzy and J. Scowen (rec. 30) v. Miss M. Opie and R. Moore (owe 30) .. 6 5 , Miss L. Cunningham and N. Robertson (0) v. Miss E. Cotter and D. Louden (0) 6 4 Miss M. Spurden and L. West (rec. 0-15) v. Mrs Washington and H. Langford (rec. 0-15) 3 6 ; Miss D. Philp and G. Burborough (owe 30) v. Miss E. Scott and V. Shutte (owe 30 > 6 5 Miss M. M. White and J. L. White (owe 30), a bye. Second Round. Miss E. Alexander and J. McGill v. Miss M. M. White and J. L. White 2 6 Miss J. De Renzy and J. Scowen v. Miss L. Cunningham and N. Robertson .. 6 2 Mrs Washington and H. Langford v. Miss D. Philp and G. Burborough 5 6 Miss G. South and W. Pearson v. M. Opie and R. Moore .. 2 6 Miss E. Cotter and D. Louden v. Miss M. Spurden. and L. West 3 6 Miss E. Scott and V. Shutte, a bye. Third Round. Miss M. M. White and J. L. White v. Miss J. De Renzy and J. Scowen 6 4 Miss D. Philp and G. Burborough, a j bye. Miss M. Opie and R. Moore v. j Miss Scott and Shutte .. 4 6 . Miss M. Spurden and L. West, a bye. Fourth Round. Miss M. M. White and J. L. White v. Miss D. Philp and Burborough 6 3 Miss M. Spurden and L. W T est v. Miss Scott and Shutte .. 5 6 | Final. Miss M. M. White and J. L. White v. Miss Scott and Shutte 6 3 I