PATEA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 151, 28 June 1934, Page 3

PATEA

PERSONAL.

Air. W. Griffiths and Miss N. Griffiths, of New Plymouth, was the guest of Mr. C. R. Honeylield, “Park Farm/’ for the week-end. Aliss P. Gray, of Waverley, visited. Patea during the week-end and was the guest of Mrs. R. AV. Haddow. Mr. Fordham, of Wellington, was a visitor to Patea last week. Mr. 11. Elverton, of Levin, is visiting his sister, Airs. 1. Jones. Aliss Adams, of Auckland, is spending a holiday with her brother, Air. L. T. Adams, and Airs. Adams. Air. J. Tiffin, of Alarton, was the guest of Airs. C. R. Honeyfield, “Park Farm,’’ for the R.'S.A. ball. Aliss Al. Todd, Wanganui, was a visitor to l.’atea for the ITS.A. ball also ami stayed with her aunt, Airs. I. Honeyfield.

FOOTBALL. For the third Saturday the Patea seniors will journey away for their senior Rugby competition match, this Saturday travelling to Stratford to play United Old Boys. The following is the draw for the remaining six Saturday games:June 30: United v. Patea, at Stratford; Hawera v. Okaiawa, at Okaiawa; Old Boys v. AVaimatc, at New Plymouth; Star v. Clifton, at Waitara; Empire 0.13. v. Inglewood, at Hawera; Tupaka v. Kaponga, at Kaponga; Elthani v. Stratford, at Elthani; Opunake a bye. July 7: inglowood v. Clifton, at Inglewood; Tukapa v. Okaiawa, at New Plymouth; Stratford v. Opunakc, at Stratford; Hawera v. Star, at Hawera,N.P. Old Boys v. Eltliam, at Litham; Empire v. Patea, at Patea; Kaponga .. Waiuiate, at Alanaia; United a bye. July 14: Star v. Kaponga, at New Plymouth; 'Tukapa v. United, at Stratford; Elthani v. Clifton, at Waitara; Inglewood v. Opunakc, at Upynake; Hawera v. Stratford, at Hawera; Okaiawa v. Old Boys, at Okaiawa; Wai mate v. Patea, at Patea; Empire a bye. July 21: Empire v. Tukapa, at Hawera; Star v. Waimate, at Manaia; Old Boys v. Clifton, at New’ Plymouth; Inglewood v. Stratford, at Stratford; United v. Kaponga, at Kaponga; Upunake v, Hawera, at Opunakc; Patea v. Okaiawa, at Plea; Elthani a uyo. 1 July 28: Tukpa v. Star, at New Plymouth; Old Boys v. Uuiteir, at Stratford; t'lifton v. Hawera, at Hawera; Patea v. Inglewood, at Inglewood; Waimate v. Opunake, at, Alanaia; Elttiam v. Empire, at Elthani; Kaponga v. Okaiawa, at Okaiawa; Stratford a bye. August 4: Stratford v. Wannate, at Stratford; Old Boys v. Xngrcwooti, at ; New Plymouth; Clifton v. Okaiawa, at Waitara; Patea v. Hawera, at Patea; i Star v. Elthani, at Eltham; United v. I Empire, at Hawera; Opunake v. ' Kaponga, at Opunake. ’ Congratulations to 1.. Edwards for his inclusion by the North Island selectors, Messrs. Aleredith and AicKcnzie. as a reserve back for the North Island trial at Wanganui next wceit. With eight matches played and six still to play there may still ne many changes on the championship ladder but the standard of the clubs has been well established now, and it appears likely that the top positrons will be fought out between Tukapa, Okaiawa. Stratford and Patea, with Eltham playing close up in a position ready to stop into any breach.

P. AND D.P.S.A.A.A. At. a committee meeting of the Patea and District Public Schools’ Amateur Athletic Association, Mr. D. Jille.it presiding, last, week, Mr. 'l’. J. Scott as pirsidrnt of the I’utea Seaside Improvement (Society, was present sy request to discuss the holding of the races for the school children’s swimming championhip cups. Air. Scott explained the position, anil discussion ensued with the result that a resolution was carried unanimous!v leaving the arrangements for the championship in the hands of the association in conjunction with the Surf Club. Mr. S''Ott was thanked for his attendance. Arrangements were made for the football and basketball tournament to be held on August 1. and It was decided that entries close on July 28 with the secretary. Mr. Wither.

GOLF. In the ladies versus men match last week-end. the following are the results: —AHss J. Power beat Air. Haddow; Alisses K. Hurley and M. Glcnny halved with Hunger and Currie; Airs. Crawford and Miss N. Hurley, beat Sheild and Bourn; Misses Harris and AL Gilligan beat Harris and Pettigrew; Afesdames Glennv and Wither beat Gilbert, and Wither; Misses W. Hurley and Roberts lost to K. Honeyfield and Tuohv; Mesdamcß Corbett, and Mitchell lost to C. R. Honeyfield and Burgess; Alisses P. Simmons and C. Gilligan lost to Roots and Harkness; Alisses IL Simmond and Griffiths l° s t to Kchely and Adams; Miss Carey beat Air. Corbett, Aliss Tompkins and Mrs. Haddow beat Naismith and Glenny. At. the weekly competition on Tuesday held by the ladies, Aliss Rugby Hanis was the winner in the sealed handicap bogey match, being all square with bogey, while Aliss .Roberts was second. 3 down. Matches in the ladies’ Yankee tournament are. progressing but, several members have not played the three required games before June JO. To-day (Thursday) a team of ladies from Te Ngutu Club will play a match on the local links, the following to be the local team, play commencing at 12.45 p.m.: —ATesdaines Roberts. C’ompton, Wither. Aliss Carey, Airs. Haddow, Alisses Honeyfield, Petersen. Gibbings, Wvbourne,- Afesdames Mitchell, Honeyfield, Misses Sheild, Roberts and Airs. Corbett. Tn the men’s competitions matches have been played for the Remuera * up, the first round having been completed. Games for the Haig Cup, which is on a pairs basi~. h:.M- al-, been played.