BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 105, 6 May 1933, Page 3

BULLS

TO DAY’S RUGBY. Bulls and Halcombe seniors meet on Bulls Domain this afternoon. Although a good deal of rain has fallen during tho past few days the ground is in good order and a fine game is anticipated. The Bulls fifteen will be as follows: Preston, Prichard, Hight, Bromley, Crosland, Pausina, Harper, Gleeson, Simpkinson Pawson, Homes, Fitzgerald, Cutts, Sanson and Cooper. Emergencies:—Lunn and Dwyer. Ohakca seniors meet Rongotea at Rongotea, and Ohakea and Sanson juniors play at Ohakea. Makowhai seniors play Oroua Downs on the latter’s ground. GOLF MATCH. Rangitikei and Foxton Golf Clubs will play a match at Bulls this afternoon. A stroke competition has been arranged for those not playing in the inter-club games. GENERAL NEWS. Schools of this district “broke up” yesterday for the winter vacation. Heavy rain has fallen here this week, but judging by tho high flood in the Rangitikei River the downpour up-coun-try must have been torrential. A ladies’ hockey match between Ohakea and Rongotea, which was arranged to be played at Ohakea to-day, has been postponed until later in the season. PLUNKET SOCIETY. Weather permitting, a Afothers’ Day will be held to-day in Bulls, and all interested in the work of the Plunket Society will be welcome at Clifton Hall this afternoon. Aliss Cook, of Alarton. will attend and deliver an address on the work of the society.

W.D.F.U. The annual general meeting of the Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union was held iu Clifton Hall on Alonday last, tho president (Airs. Goodall) being in tho chair, and there being a very fair attendance of members. he report and balance-sheet were read and adopted. Tho balance-sheet showed a credit balance, receipts being £23 Is, and expenditure £22 7s 2d. Ten pounds had been sent to sufferers in the Wairoa earthquake, and £2 to the Commun-

ity Chest. Two members were helped with housekeepers, and sacks of coal wore sent to deserving cases. It was decided to carry on with the meetings. Tho election of officers resulted in all being re-elected.

handing the happy couple a token of members’ esteem, wishes them every members’ esteem, wished them every A very pleasant evening was spent in dancing, interspersed with vocal items.