SOUTH WAIRARAPA ITEMS.

Wairarapa Age, 1 June 1928, Page 4

SOUTH WAIRARAPA ITEMS.

FEATHEBSTON. (“The Age” Special.) Mr. T. Davis’ Featherston, has returned home after a three weeks’ holiday spent in the Auckland district. Mrs. H. Orams, Featherston, left on Thursday on a holiday visit to Auckland. Mr O. Orsman, who has been stationed in the Bicton district for some time was a visitor here for a few days. He is now on transfer to the Post Office, Hawera. Previous to going to the Sounds, Mr. Orsman was on the staff of the local Post Office. First Aid Lectures.

At a meeting of St. John’s Giris’ Guild on Tuesday night, at the Vicarage, it was stated that Dr. Sharpe had offered to give a series of lectures on first aid. The offer was accepted with thanks. Miniature Bifles.

The following were the scores registered on Wednesday night for the third round in the first trophy shoot of the Featherston Miniature Rifle Club:—K. McKenzie, G. Viles, 99; C. J. Nix, A. Hodder, 98; L. Benton, H. Rolls, 97; G. Bowring, A. Viles, S. Barclay, 96; W. Johnson, 95; O. Willis, 94. B Grade: B. Willis, Miss E. Chalmers, W. Crawford, H. Hodder, J. Johnson, Miss M. Ruane, Miss J. Ruane, Miss L. Simpson, F. Merlet, 99; Miss G. Till, Miss E. Till. Miss M. Habib, P. Habib, 98; J. Ritchie, 97; Miss A. Merlet, F. Austin, H. Franks 96; Miss N. Ruane, 92; Miss C. Johnson, 83. C Grade: Miss A. McKenzie, W. Nix, Miss Mellist, 69; Miss Troake, 63; C. Walker, 61; Miss MeCarty, 56.