FOOTBALL
SPRINGBOKS’ TOUR. TO VISIT NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA. United Press Association—By Electric T’eleg’-aph—Copyright CAPE TOWN, December 7. The South African Rugby Board, at i special meeting to-night, agreed to iccept the invitation to tour Australia ind New Zealand, but not before 1937, md subject to arrangements which ire mutually satisfactory. SEADOWN PERSONAL. Mr and Mrs J. W. Topham and Miss Topham, “Holmvale,” have left on a visit to the West Coast, where they are the guests of Mr and Mrs K. McNaughton, Greymouth. TENNIS. The local club's handicap doubles was
won by Miss Hide and Horwell from Mrs Dunnett and B. Gillies. SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. The local Sunday School held its picnic along with the Temuka SundaySchool, in Mr Lyon's paddock. Practically everyone motored over and a very enjoyable time was spent. The following pupils were successful in races:—s and over—Betty Williams 1. Bto 9—Alma Erdman 2. 12 to 13 M. Seyb 2. 3-legged race—-Myrtle Hewson and Peggy Cooper 1. At sports held on Caroline Bay, the following also won prizes:—Brian O'Connor 2, Mary O'Connor and Gertie Brosnahan 2nd in the 3-legged race.
INFORMATION DISMISSED By Telegraph—Press Association CHRISTCHURCH, December 8, Albert George Baggett, master of the motor vessel Foxton, was charged at the Magistrate’s Court this morning with stealing £5, the property of the providore of the ship, Robert McGregor. The case was dismissed by Mr E. D, Mosley, SM. Baggett said he took the money from McGregor's pocket to prevent him drinking.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19668, 9 December 1933, Page 22
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