BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 151, 29 June 1932, Page 3

BULLS

BULLS DEFENCE RIFLE CLUB Rain fell during shooting practice on the Bulls range on (Saturday afternoon, but the scores were fairly good under the circumstances. They were as follows:

RANGITIKEI LADIES’ GOLF CLUB Following is the draw for a stroke competition, to be played on Thursday, June 30:—Airs. Mackay v. Airs. Collier, Aliss McKenzie v. Airs. H. Pearce, Airs. AlcDonell v. Aliss Stevens, Miss Trickcr v. Airs. Smart, Aliss Walker v. Airs. Caldow, Airs. De Burgh v. Aliss Fagan, Airs. Goodall vf Airs. Gould, Aliss N. Wilson v. Airs. Prichard, Airs. Duncum v. Aliss Price, Aliss Bailey v. Airs. W. Pearce, Mrs. Drew v. Airs. Russell, Airs. Ralfc v. Aliss AlcKelvie, Airs. Hendry v. Aliss Palmer, Aliss C. Wilson v. scorer, Aliss Brookie v. Airs. L. Harris, Mrs. Alaruniaru v. Airs. Anderson, Airs. McKenzie v. Aliss R. AlcKelvie, Mrs. AlcKelvie v. Airs. Carter, Airs, Bcott v. Aliss D. Perrctt, Mrs. Trickcr v. scorer. RANGITIKEI GOLF CLUB The flag competition was played on (Saturday under very disagreeable weather conditions, but a large number took part. O. H. Grut carried the flag to the 18th green, but the winner turned up in T. L. Alansell, who took it to the 19th green. Both Al. C. Gould and G. Young got to the 19th fairway. GENERAL NEWS Air. K. W. Dalrymple, chairman of directors, presided over a meeting of shareholders of the Rangitikei Dairy Co., Ltd. on Alonday, when the motion passed previously that the share ratio for the coming season by 6001bs. of butter-fat, instead of 2Uolbs., was confirmed. Little interest was taken in the meeting, and there was a little trouble to obtain a qfiorum of shareholders.

Very heavy rain fell during the week-end, and the Rangitikei and Tutaenui Streams are now flooded. The high winds, coupled with driving rain storms, have done a fa£r amount of damage throughout the district, and stock are feeling the severity of the winter greatly. The locally-trained horses, Air Laddie, Clopton and Havvora, have returned from the Hawke’s Bay circuit, where they met with a fair share of success. Air Laddie finished second in the Winter Hack Handicap at Hastings, fourth in the Settlers’ Hack Handicap, and first in the Newstead Hack Handicap at Napier Park. His stake winnings only amounted to £7O, showing how poor stakes are in those parts. Clopton ran badly in the Hawke’s Bay Hurdles, but when contesting hack hurdle events at Napier Park recorded two close seconds. Stakes won amounted to £2O. Hawora, who is a black filly by Grand Knight from Haupai, ran unplaced in the Trial Plate at Hastings, and in tho Alaiden Scurry at Napier Park, but she finished strongly at tho latter place, and when more experienced may win races. BULLS ENTERTAINERS CLUB The annual general meeting of the Bulls Entertainers Club was held in the school on Alonday, June 20. Air. F. A. Holland occupied the chair, and there were fifteen members present. In moving the adoption of the report and balance-sheet, Air. Holland said that the club had had a very successful year, and he congratulated ineniber« on the very fine performance which they had staged, it waspleasing, also, to record a small credit balance. Election of Officers.—The following weie elected: Patron, Air. J. Campion: president, Air. F. A. Holland; vicepresidents, Messrs. C. H. Edwards, C. Thorby, C. L. Anderson, R. J. Carter, W. H. Olson, W. Al. Dean, J. G. B. (Signal, J. H. Ellery, 8. Goebel and Dr. F. J. Watson; hon.. secretary, Aliss E. (Simpkin; hon. treasurer, Air. C. E. Bailey; organisers, Messrs. W. H. Olson and H. Signal; directors, Alessrs. C. H. Edwards, W. Af. Dean, H. A. Signal and W. H. Olson; committee, the organisers, directors, president, treasurer and secretary. Subscriptions. The subscriptions were fixed at Is 6d for all members. Entertainment—After discussion it was resolved to hold another entertainment, the selection of the items of the programme being left to the directors. The first rehearsal will be held in the school on Monday at 7.15 p.m.

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