MANGAWEKA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 25, 30 January 1934, Page 3

MANGAWEKA

RIFLE SHOOTING. The second shoot of the season fo the Handicap Cup was fired by th Alangaweka Defence Rifle Club o their range at Kawhatau during th week-end. Excellent weather prevaile and some good shooting was registerec Th rsults wre: 500 600 T

D. Alatson 33 32 65 HUT ON RANGES. The necessary material for the erection of a hut on the Ruahinc ranges above Kawhatau has now been procured. A party of local skiers and deer stalkers are to make the trip up to the site next week-end when a start will be made to build the hut. A meeting of all those interested will be hold in Air. F. Heise’s billiard room on Saturday evening to make arrangements for the trip. CRICKET. A local cricket team visited Ohingaiti during the week-end and tried conclusions against a team chosen from that club. Ideal weather prevailed and a very enjoyable day was spent. On a tricky pitch runs were difficult to obtain and in consequence the scoring was not high. However, all players were out after runs and with a narrow margin of seven runs, the game ended with a victory for Ohingaiti. A i match is to be played to-morrow I afternoon between two local teams in I order to pick a team to play a return match with Ohingaiti at an early date. PERSONAL. Mr. and Airs. S. Haig, who have been visiting Alangaweka, have returned to Woodville. Air. T. Durham, who has been an in ’mate of the Taihape Hospital has re--1 turned home. | Mr. and Mrs. C. Oulsnam have re I turned from an extended motor tour of | the Auckland and Hawke’s Bay dis-

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