BULLS.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19440, 28 October 1925, Page 3

BULLS.

“CAPTAIN BLOOD” AT TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT. (From the “Chronicle’s” Special Correspondent.) “Captain Blood” is a picture that you will talk about, advise your friends to see, and go to see again and again yourself. It is rarely that a production comes to the screen with as many points of appeal. It is a thrilling, gripping, entrancing love story, constructed along lines peculiar to itself. It gives to audiences a touch of realism that fulfils the dreams and ambitions of the average person. Captain Peter Blood does these things that every red-blooded boy and man would like to do. He lives those scenes which have endeared the days of chivalry to fiction lovers. Arabella is the type of womanhood to which girls aspire and men admire. Jeremy Pitt is the bold, dashing youth with the courage of his convictions, who does, dares and keeps silent. Alary Traill is the type of womanhood that men fight for and love. Alarton Premier Orchestra will render the incidental music. BULLS TENNIS CLUB. On Labour Day the club had a dual engagement —the A team journeyed to Gonville and the B played Rongotea at Bulls. The A team won by 4 sets and 42 games and the B by 10 sets and 40 games. The following are the results (Bulls players mentioned first): Gonville Match. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Goebel 7, Afiss E. Afurray 2; Miss Walker 7, Afiss Stott 0; Mrs Law 7, Miss Murray 5; Mrs Ralfe 3 (unfinished), Airs Bellamy 0; Mrs Walker 1, Aliss Britton 7; Afiss Green (unfinished), Afiss Bourne; Miss Vile 6, Aliss Veitch 7; Afiss Brown 5, Miss O. Tilly 0.

Afen’s Singles. —G. AfcDonald 7, Orr 9; F. Ralfe 0, O’Toole 6; C. Farrar 9, Thomas 1; T. Mansell 1, Rabone 9; A. Green 9, Swan 6; A. Law 9, Bellamy 2; H. Tricker fl. R. Carruthers 9; L. Homes 8, Knowles 9.

Combined Doubles—G. McDonald and Miss Goebel 9. Orr and Afiss Alurray 4; F. Ralfe and Miss Walker 9, O’Toole and Miss Stott 7; C. Farrcr and Afrs

Law 9, Thomas and Miss Alurray 5; T. Afansell and Mrs Ralfe 9, Rabone and Miss Bellamy 5; A. Green and Afrs Walker 9, Swan and Afiss Britton 3; A. Law and Afiss Green 5, Bellamy and Miss Bourne 9; Tricker and Afiss Vile 5, R. Carruther and Afiss Veitch 9; L. Homos and Miss Brown 6; Knowles and Afiss Tilley 9. ATcn’s Doubles. —G. AfcDonald and T. Mansell 9, Orr and O’Toole 5; F. Ralfe and C. Farrar 8, Rabone and Thomas 9; A. Green and A. Law 9, Swan and Bellamy 2; H. Tricker and Homes 9, R. Carruthers and Knowles fl. Total —Bulls, 214 games, 17 sets; Gonville 172 games, 13 sets. Rongotea Match. Ladies’ Singles.—Afiss Johnstone 7, Afiss Liggins 1: Afiss Nicholson 7, Afiss McKelvie 4; Aliss Farrcr 7, Aliss Magee 2; Afrs Marumaru 7, Afrs Gibbons 1; Afiss Brookie 7, Afiss Bower 3; Miss Afansell 7, Aliss Hunt 4. Afen’s Singles. —D. Whlker 4, C. Hunt 7; E. Broughton 7, T. Amadio 6; JTricker 7, H. Howell 4; G. Flower 5, L. Boddy 7; B. Henderson 3, S. Hunt 7; H. Jones 7;, B. Gardiner 5. Afen’s Doubles. —D. Walker and E. Broughton 3, C. Hunt and T. Amadio 7; J. Tricker and G. Flower 4, H. Howell and L. Boddy 7; B. Henderson and H. Jones 7; S. Hunt and B. Gai* diner 4.

Ladies’ Doubles. —Miss Johnstone and Afiss Nicholson 7; Afiss McKelvie and Afiss Liggins 3; Afiss Farrer and Mrs Marumaru 7, Aliss Magee and Afrs Gibbons 4; Aliss Brookie and Afiss Mansell 7. Aliss Bower and Afiss Hunt 6.

Combined Doubles. —D. Walker and Miss Johnstone 7, Hunt and Miss Liggins 2; E. Broughton and Afiss Nicholson 5, T. Amadio and Aliss AfcKelvie 7; J. Tricker and Aliss Farrer 7, H. Howell and Afrs Gibbons 1; G. Flower and Airs Afarumaru 7, L. Boddy and Afiss Alagee 5; H. Jones and Afiss Mansell 2, B. Gardner and Aliss Hunt 7; B. Henderson and Afiss Brookie 7, S. Hunt and Afiss Bower 1. Total—Bulls, 17 sets and 145 games; Rongotea, 7 sets and 105 games. BOWLING AND CROQUET CLUBS. Unfavourable weather greeted the above clubs on Afonday for the opening of their greens. Up till mid-day a fairly steady rain had fallen. This was no doubt responsible for a number of expected visitors being absent. Air J. H. Perrctt, president of the Bowling Club, welcomed the visitors. On behalf of the Bowling Club he thanked the ladies for their splendid work in providing the men with afternoon tea. The two greens were then opened, Afrs J. H. Perrett throwing up the kitty, and Afrs H. Stevens driving off on the croquet lawn. A dainty afternoon tea was served and later the two clubs carried on with their respective games.