BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 140, 16 June 1931, Page 3

BULLS

HOCKEY. Tho following will represent the Bulls Hockey Club against Halcombe Athletics, nt Halcombe, on Wednesday: Muriel Ellery, Al ay Ellery, Al. Carter, Mrs Ncsdale, Al. Bromley, E. Cooper, IL Sharp, Airs Holland, B. Wicks, R. Werata, E. Simpkin. Emergencies: Al. Hazelwood and J. Bromley. MOTOR MISHAPS. On Saturday afternoon the Bulls Bridge was in a very slippery condition, and at least three motor cars struck trouble there. One largo sedan was badly knocked about through skidding and striking tho side railing, and a lady occupant of the car was severely hurt, her injuries iieccssitating medical attention. RANGITIKEI LADIES’ GOLF CLUB. Following is tho draw for the L.G.U. Medal, to be played on June 18. —Mrs McDonell v. Mrs Drew; Airs Duncum v. Miss Tricker; Aliss AlcKenzio v. Aliss O. Lovett; Airs N. Harris v. Miss C. Wilson; Airs Mackay v. Airs Goodall; Airs De Burgh v. Miss Walker; Airs Ralfe v. scorer; Airs Carter v. Aliss P. Levett; Aliss R. AlcKclvio v. Aliss Amon; Aliss Goodall v. Aliss Brookie; Airs Marumaru v. Aliss Perrett; Aliss Petrie v. Airs Tricker; Airs Anderson v. Aliss Bailey; Airs Prichard v. scorer; Aliss Al. McKelvie v. Airs 11. Pearce; Mrs Last-Harris v. Airs Pearce. LODGE MEETING The fortnightly meeting of Lodge Rangtikei No. 14, 1.0.0. F., was held in Bulls on Thursday evening, N.G. Bro. Clarke presiding over a fair attendance of members. Hall Repairs.—Bro. Alansell reported that rain was coming through tho walls of tho hall, and Bro. Kemp was instructed to inspect and quote for repairs. Euchre Tournaments. —It was resolved to hold a scries of euchre tournaments after Lodge meetings, P.G.’s Bros. Alansell and L. Hill being appointed a committee to run same. After the meeting V.G. Bro. Alurray donated a prize for euchre, which was won by Bro. K. Dwyer. GENERAL NEWS The directors of tho Rangitikei Dairy Company have decided to pay suppliers at the rate of lid per pound for May supplies of butter-fat. There was general disappointment here on Saturday at the postponement of all Rugby fixtures. There was certainly considerable rain in the forenoon, but before 1 p.m. tho weather cleared, and the afternoon turned out fine. Bulls Domain ground was in good order, and both fourth grade and senior games might easily have been played but for the precipitate action of tho management committee in Afarton in cancell ing the fixtures. At Flock House soccer was played as usual. Air Jim Green, of Takaka, Nelson, who was a member of tho staff of the Rangitikei Dairy Company for some years, is visiting Bulls.