PIRINOA

Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 May 1938, Page 9

PIRINOA

GOLF CLUB COMPETITION. (“Times-Age” Special.) Ideal conditions prevailed for the second round of the William Hume Cup which was played by members of the local golf club on Saturday. The best net score was handed in by J. Carter. The final round will be played on Saturday, and M. Herangi has a small lead from several competitors. The scores were: J. Carter 90-22-68; Mrs Tikao 95-36-69; R. McDougall 93-22-71; G. Munro 87-15-72; B. McMaster 82-8-74; M. Herangi 95-18-77; D. Jones 93-14-79; D. Tikao 91-12-79; Mrs Carter 115-33-82, Riwai 100-15-85. . In a Doughty Cup eliminating series J. Carter defeated M. McLeod, J. Riwai and D. Jones.

The following is the draw for the final round of the Hume Memorial Cup:—Mrs Bragg v Mrs McKenzie; Mrs Tikao v Mrs Carter; Miss McDougall v Mrs Warren; Mrs Herangi v Mrs Saunders; Mrs McLeod v Miss Tilson; F. Lovegrove v B. McMaster; J. Riwai v G. Munro; R. McDougall v T. Hume; D. Tikao v J. Carter; M. Herangi v D. Jones; K. Waiwera v W. Charters; M. McLeod v G. Hall; S. Thomas v V. Saunders. WOMEN’S INSTITUTE. The local Women’s Institute attended in large numbers at the anniversary celebrations of the Kahutara branch at Kahutara on Tuesday. A SHARP FROST. A sharp frost was experienced in this district yesterday morning. The weather has been fine during the past few days. PERSONAL ITEMS. Mr and Mrs T. Lawton, after visiting relatives here, have, returned to their home at Feilding. Mr Stan Richards, of the Martinborough post office, is relieving at the local office owing to Mr Thomas being indisposed. Messrs C. and W. Didsbury, Wellington, were visitors here for the weekend. i Miss Cock, a popular member of the local golf club, left by the Ruahine on Monday on a trip to England. She expects to be away for .six months.