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Wairarapa Age, 2 October 1935, Page 4

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MASTEBTON CLUB TEAMS I FOR THE WEEK-END. ' MATCHES AGAINST CARTERTON I AND MIRAMAR. The following teams will represent the. Masterton Golf Club in matches to be played during the week-end:— Against Carterton, at Lansdowne:— ■E. Henderson, C. Langbein, W. J. ißorrie, T. C. Wiekens, J. C. Broad, N.' BTundell, E. B .Booth, W. H. Robieson, iJ. Cbom, N. H. James, H. Coom, J. G. Bee, E. W. B. Hornabrook, C. Perry, E. M. Hodder, G, H. Collie. Play wifi commence at 1 o’clock and any member unable to play is requested to advise the secretary immediately. Against Miramar, at Miramar:—T. H. Horton, H. S. Budd, C. CampbellHeard, E. Henderson, H. L. Esau, W. J. Borrie, R,. McKenzie, N. Blundell, C. Langbein, C. R. Boys, T. C, Wiekens, Glummer, E. B. Booth, R. G. Mackie, W. V. Brown, S/R. Divers, C. M.' Bowden, G. M. Ross, E. Page, J. V. Gordon, H. P. Hugo, N. H. James, J. T. Thompson and S. J. Gill. MAHUNGA club. DRAW FOR SATURDAY. The following is the draw: for a medal round, in conjunction with matches where specified, to be- played by members of the Mahunga Gtd’f Club on Saturday:— Men: G. Wagg v. C. Burling, C. Jackson v. Smith, Jago v ; . Bhll, Hendry v. B. Faulknor, Mclntrye- v. L L McGregor, C. G. Faulknor v. H. A. Evans, C. C. Johansen v. V. Greer, Bell v. E. Reid, McFarlane v. J. Wakelin, Makgill v. R. Donald, J. Jones v. R. Bassett, Sandbek v. Hansard, Brisco v. R. Williams, Birch v. Sutherland, Biddell v. Hunn, Ward v. Dwyer, T. Hanley v. F. R. Evans, Brockett v. Hassell, M. Hanley v. Parker, Evend.en v. Gilding, W. Johansen v. Cummins. Ladies:—Captain’s trophy final, Miss J. Edgecombe v.- Miss .H. Sumpter:. Mills’ Cup, semi-final: Miss, Hubbard v. Miss Calweli. Junior championship, final: Miss McKenna v. Miss L. Smith. Miss I. RUdd v. Miss Maud Chapman, Miss J. Rutherford v. Miss A. Donald', Miss R. Robinson v. Mrs. Riddell, Miss Dawson v. Miss Ralph, Miss BeJfrh v-.. Miss M. L. Smith, Miss Wyber V. Miss Evans, Mrs. Martin v. Miss Newman. Miss Campbell v. Mrs. Brockett:, Miss Briseo v. Miss Williams, Miss Cunningham v. Miss Margaret Chapman, Miss Madsen v.Mi-ss Coulter, Miss Boddiagton v. Miss Frost, Miss D. Temple ▼. Miss Callan.an, Miss Buteher v. Miss Anstice, Miss Ingley y. Miss Wiekens, Miss B. Jones v. Miss McArthur, Miss McKenzie v. Miss Groves.

Miss Laura Joyce Richardson, 19 years of age, who had been staying with Mr. R. Green, a basketmaker, of Waianakarua, for the past four years was accidentally drowned in a mill dam near the Phoenix Mill at Waianakarua yesterday afternoon, reports a .Dunedin Press Association telegram.

’At the Children’s Court at Oatiiaru yesterday afternoon,,, before .Mr. H, W. Bundle, S.M., evidence was commenced in a case in which a youth aged: 16 years was charged with the attempted murder of Isabel Lindsay Henderson at Tapui, North Otago, on August IL The Magistrate, gave his consent for the publication of the proceedings, but prohibited, the of the name or particulars likely to lead to the identification of the accused. Detective F. M. Thomas stated that on August 9 Archibald Henderson went to Christchurch: Mrs. Henderson, her daughter, and Mrs.- Mclnnes remained on the farm At.'Tappi; Evidence would be called that during the night of August Mi the accused secured a butcher’s knife, went to the house and inflicted a very serious wound on the throat and face of Mrs. Henderson. When interviewed on August 1-8 the accused admitted' halving committed the offence. The case will be continued to-morrow.—(P.A.)

Boy wanted for dairy farm. ' Capable lady help wanted for Country, Trespass notice appears on Page 1 of this issue.

Agent wanted to sell , wide range household lines. The St. Matthew’s Girls’ .Club are holding a concert in the Epiphauy Hall Kuripuni on Monday, October 7. There will be a dance following the concert. Linens are one of the “Royalty” of fashion’s fabrics and our display of linen apparel—as new and refreshing as spring itself—will make an instant appeal. All styles are the very latest —all so very chic and gay. Every garment expertly designed and featuring all the latest of fashion’s notebook.— The W.F.C.A., Ltd. In Bradbury’s, jeweller’s and watch repairer’s window,.is to be »een a demonstration showing two Sheaffer’s “Feathertouch” fountain pens, one writing the'normal'Way and the other reversed. The wotiderfnl'free action of the “Feadhortoueh” -pen makes the simfiltaneous writing of the .two pens possible. It is estimated that the pens will do 20 hours’ continuous writing as demonstrated before re filling is necessary.