BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 214, 10 September 1934, Page 3

BULLS

RANGITIKEI LADIES’ GOLF CLUB. The second round of the champio-n--ahips was played on Friday in fine weather, and results are as follow: Senior.—Miss Tricker defeated Miss McKelvie; Miss Price defeated Mrs. Hendry; Mrs. Mackay defeated Mrs. Harris; Mrs. McDonnell defeated Miss "Walker. Junior. —Mrs. McKelvie defeated Mrs. Carter; Miss Wilson defeated Mrs Shaw; Miss 0. Levett defeated Miss Amon; Miss Stevens defeated Mrs. J. S. Tricker. “C” Grade.—Mrs. Collier defeated Miss Burne; Miss Galbally defeated Mrs Smart; Mrs. Gibbons defeated Aire. Sadler; Mrs. D. Wilsou won from Miss Willis by The semi-finals will be pliayed to morrow, the draw being as follows: — Senior. —Miss Tricker v. Miss Price; Mrs. Mackay v. Mrs. MdDdnnell. Junior. —Airs. McKelvie v. Miss Wil* eon; 0. Levett v. Miss Stevens. “C.” Grade.—Mrs. Collier v. Miss Galbally; Mrs. Gibbons v. Mrs. D. Wilson. Following is the draw for a bogey competition, to be played to-morrow: —Mrs. Harris v. Miss Burne; Mrs. Dean v. Mrs. H. Pearce; Miss Bailey v. Mrs, W. Pearce; Sirs. Drew v. Mrs. Caldow; Mrs. Tricker v. Mrs. Rich; Miss McKelvie v. Miss P. Lev'ett; Miss Walker v. Miss Willis; Mrs. Hendry v. Miss Palmer; Mrs. de Burgh v. Airs. Smart; Miss Perrett v. Mrs. Anderson; Mrs. Duncurn v. Mrs. Sadler; Mrs. Goodall V. Miss Brookie; Mrs. H. Tricker v. Airs. Russell; Mrs. J. 8. Tricker v. Airs. Carter; Aliss Amon v. Mrs. Shaw; Aliss Dwyer v. Miss Murphy. Any member unable to play, please ring Airs Alaekay (’phone 55). GENERAL NEWS. Air. Geoff. Whisker, of Tikitiki, Bay of Plenty, who has been visiting his treats at Parewanui, went to Wellington at the end of the week. The Bulls R.S.A. has kindly offered to put on an old-time dance in aid of the funds of the Plunket Society. Air. W. A. Churchill, president of the Bulls R.S.A., presided at a combined meeting of members of the R.S.A. and Plunket Society on Friday evening, when arrangements were completed for the function. The funds of the Plunket Society are in urgent need of replenishment, and no efforts will . be spared to make this dance a brilliant success. Particulars will be advertised lated. . The Ohakea School plain and fancy dress ball is being looked forward to by pupils and parents alike, and the function will be held at Sanson on October 5.