BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 144, 20 June 1931, Page 11

BULLS

TO-DAY’S RUGBY Afarton Old Boys and Bulls teams will play' on Bulls Domain this afternoon the fourths commencing at 1.15 p.m. followed by' the senior game. Bulls seniors have been selected as follows: Preston, Timmins. Wcreta, Ellery. Bartlett, Daies, Harper. J. Homes. Richardson, Gallagher, Halford, Ingram, Whisker. L. F. Homes and J. Dwyer. Emergencies:—Cutts, Beran and Crosland. RANGITIKEI GOLF CLUB I Following is the team to play a match with Palmerston North Golf Club, at Palmerston North, this afternoon:—F. I Fenwick. J. S. Tricker. M. R. Mansoll, H. A. Signal. T. L. Mansell. N. Prichard, A. K. Drew, T. 11. Chadwick, G. Bertram. A. Amon. R. O. Dalrymple, G. Drew. T. R. Willis, O. H. Grut, W. Purcell, .John Tricker, K. W. Dalrymple, J. S. Alitchell. S. W. Ingram. S. Rich, M. C. Gould, E. W. Smart, H. Pearce and W. Jenkins. There will be no competition on the Rangitikei links this week-end. Rangitikei Ladies’ Golf Club A Jj.G.U. medal round was played ui Thursday afternuou, and the best cards returned were as follows: — Aliss Tricker 87 15—72 Alias Alackay 97 18—79 Airs Carter 102 23 J) SCHOOL EUCHRE PARTY | Considering the rough weather, the:® w’as a good attendance at the Bulls School euchre party held in the Town Hall supper room on Thursday evening. Prizewinners at cards were Mrs A. I W. Blanchard and Mr J. 11. Johnston. I Dancing was kept up till a late hour. AN UNWELCOME VISITOR As the outcome of theft from Mr Horace Wilson’s roadside letter-box. reported on May 6. a man named William i Erie Cooper, labourer, aged 26 years, of no fixed address, appeared before Justices at Palmerston North on Thursday to face charges of theft and fraud. Tho charges against accused were that on AJay 6 at Bulls he obtained from Air C. C. Price by means of false pretence, by obtaining cash for a cheque of £2 13s drawn in favour of George Hannah, an employee of Mr Horace Wilson. Accused pleaded guilty to all charges, and was sentenced to three months on the fraud charge, and one month on the theft charges, the sentences to bo concurrent. After leaving Bulls Cooper had proceeded to Napier, and he was already serving a sentence of three months t’o- theft there.