BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19828, 30 April 1927, Page 2

BULLS

RUGBY. [ From th® “ Chronicle's *• Special Correspondent. ] The following will represent Bulls seniors v. Kotahitanga on the Bulls Domain, this afternoon .play starting at 3 p.m: —Full back, Dwyer; threequarters, Uru. McKenzie, Whisker; five-eighths, Haady, Hakaria; half, Green; forwards, Les. Green (wing), Westwood, Richardson, Timmins, Wereta, Ellery, Homes and Poenake. Emergencies: Chambers, Harris. Bulls Thirds to meet Rata, at Bulls, at 1.30 pan., will be selected from the following:—C. Timmins, T. Rewiti, H. Lunn, A. Beran, T. Keromea, J. Carter, J. Chambers, B. Cooper, Thursdon (3), Guy, F. Norton, T. Ellery, B. Kenny and D. Stewart. GENERAL. At St. Andrew’s Church on Sunday evening, the subject of the Vicar’s sermon will be, “Five Minutes After Death,’ ’and a solo, “O, Rest in the Lord,’’ suitable to the subject, will be rendered by a member of the choir. Tickets sold freely for “The Wishing Cap,” which was produced in the Town Hall last evening, and the funds of the Bulls School tennis court should benefit considerably thereby. The Marton players were billeted for tea at the homes of local school children, and w’ere given supper in the evening at the conclusion of the performance. A DOUBLE PICTURE PROGRAMME. At the Bulls Town Hall this evening there will be a double programme staged. “The Amateur Gentleman” will be screened during the first half, and “Cowboy and the Duchess” in the second half. The second picture will be shown free of charge, owing to the breawdown when this picture was being shown on Wednesday evening last.