PATEA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 154, 2 July 1934, Page 3

PATEA

RUGBY FOOTBALL. With several inches ot snow falling in central Taranaki towns, and heavy rain elsewhere, all senior Rugby matches were postponed last Saturday. These will be played next Saturday, so that the draw for the successive Saturdays will be advanced a week. Patea senior, who were all prepared to leave for Stratford, when the union’s decision was reached, will play United Old Boys at Stratford next Saturday. Positions on the championship ladder still show Okaiawa, Stratford, Patea, Tukapa and Eltham in that order at the top. with only two points difference between Okaiawa and Eltham. TENNIS. Sincere regret was felt by membeis of the Patea Tennis Club last week when Mr. T- Tuohy advised that he had been transferred to the Ohau Post and Telegraph Office. leaving this Wednesday. During last season Mr. Tuohy carried out his duties of secretary very capably, while his position as top mar. of the club was well maintained. He was also a most able club captain, and his team played well during the season. In order to tender Mr. Tuohy some measure of their regret at his departure. a farewell social and dance is to lie held to-morrow night, when club members and friends will foregather. ' GIRLS’ CLU B. Member.- of the Anglican Girls’ Club who attended the weekly meeting last Friday at the schoolroom were advised that their president had invited them to her home; where a cosy fire made the meeting a. \ ery happy and eosy one. Games and competitions, with their knitting, passed the time very quickly, tmi when supper was over the members reluctantly left the fireside. LADIES’ GOLF CLUB. The draw for the L.G.l*. medal iround for to-morrow (Tuesday) is as follows:—Miss Bourke v. Miss Harris; Mrs. Glenny v. Miss Gibson; Miss Gilligan v. Miss A. Hurley; Aliss Hurley vMrs. Crawford; Miss Taylor v. Mrs. Miss Crawford v. .Mrs. Roberts; Mrs. Wither v. Miss Carey; Miss O’Sullivan v. Miss Honeyfield; Mrs. Haddow Miss Power; Miss Hemingway v. Miss Wybourne; Mrs. Crompton v. Mrs- Mit»diell; Miss Petersen v. Miss (Jibbing*-; Miss Sheild v. Mrs. Corbett; Mrs. Roots v. Miss Roberts; Miss Waterland v. Miss McCarty; Miss Hamerton v. Mrs. Taylor; Mrs. Honeyfield v. Mrs. Anderson; Mrs. Maxwell v. Miss H. Simmons. Players are asked to notify their partners if unable to