MARTON

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19445, 3 November 1925, Page 3

MARTON

MARTON GOLF CLUB ( (From the “Chronicle’s” Special Correspondent.) Fine weather prevailed last Satur day, when the 1925 season was brought :to a cluse. A combined foursome was I played over 12 holes, which was won ■ by Air and Mrs S. A. Gover 58 (handi- . <-up 4), 54 nett. The ladies’ approach- ! ing and putting was won by Miss B. Gaisford, and the men’s by .Mr J. R. L. S anford. The best putting cards returned were:—Ladies’, .Miss Hewitt; men’s Mr Gover. Afternoon tea was provided by the ladies, and after this | had been partaken of, the club captain, .Mr Stanford, in the course of bis remarks, congratulated .Mr and .Mrs George Bevan, two of the oldest members of the club, on having won the respective championships of the club for this season. .Mrs Stanford then handed the prizes to the following winners: Ladies’ championship. .Mrs Bevan. ; President's trophy. Miss Crooke. Mrs Stanford’s irphv (best eclectic for season) Mrs Bevan. Dr. Dick’s trophy (medal competition) Mrs J. Harris. > i Airs Haise’s trophy (one day eclectic) ? ■ Miss Gaisford. ■ Mrs Marshall’s trophy (bogey cornpe- ’ I tition) Miks Smith. 1 Miss Woodward’s trophy (one club s I competition) Miss Fitzherbcrt. j i Airs Harris and Airs Ruherford’s _ trophy (knock-out competition), Mrs Bevan. .Mrs Miles’ trophy, Miss Howard. Airs Christensen’s trophy, Airs Russell Gaisford. L.G.U. silver medal, Afrs Stanford. L.G.U. bronze medal, Aliss Gaisford. I Aliss Smith’s trophy, (junior eclec- ’ i tic) Airs Anderson. " I Men’s championship, Air G. Bevan. s . Cameron Cup, (presented by Air H. , ;Y. Cameron) and gold-mounted foun- ? 1 tain pen (presented to the winner by : Air F. L. Young) Mr Geoffrey Nichols. I I Afcn’s eclectic competition (trophy . presented by Mr J. F. Miles) Mr AL Atkinson. Airs F. J. Christensen, who has so p successfully carried out the duties <il ladies’ secretary, was presented on behalf of the lady members with a golf j bag. MARTON SHOW Mr O. C. Ellcson, of Sanson, has donated a trophy to exhibitors gaining most points m Berkshire pigs at the Alarton District A. and P. Association’s Show on February 24, 1926. Air S. Marr has donated a cash prize of guineas.for the best yearling by the draught stallion “Otto,” also two guineas for the best foal by “Otto.” BOWLING r l > . A team of Feilding bowlers visited Alarton during the week-end for a j friendly game with a local rink. Feild--1 ing was represented by E. Way, Wen,l ham, Aitken and Herdman, and Alarton 1 i by Paul, Neumann, Duncan and Parkes. s j Alarton won by 23 points to 15. MARTON TOWN HALL Si “THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE y I APOCALYPSE.” ON ELECTION NIGHT The chief attraction on election Y night (November 4) will be the screcnn ing of “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,” and in addition the e results of the general election will bo . v , shown. A special programme of music will be rendered by the Alarton OrchesLt trti. e • “The Four Horsemen” has atractcd B international attention from people dis- | tinguished in the arts, politics and

science. In every city the leading citizens will bo anxious to see it. THE RANGITIKEI ELECTORATE Supporters of continuance, desirous j of being conveyed to the polling booths . on election day are requested to ring ! lho following ’phones for cars:—479 I Marton; 17 Taihape and 3614 Wtanganui East.