BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 181, 5 August 1935, Page 3

BULLS

HOSPITAL CASES. 'Two children from this district, were conveyed to Wanganui Hospital on Sal urday, Mr. C. W. Farrer’s boy Jim i y. who is suffering from pneumonia, and Mr. E. Westwood’s second son, Row ley, who sustained a. broken arm through a fall. SPORTS AND PASTIMES. Bull? Rugby juniors travelled to Hal combe on Saturday, and after a good game sustained defeat by 11 ;o 3. Members of the Rangitikei Defence Rille Club fired in perfect weather on Salurdav afternoon, and scoring was high. IL Mends registered a possible at S(HI yards, ami* A. Stevenson im proved to 48 at both 390 and 500 yard-. Scores arc as follow:- 11. Mends, -17 50—97; A, Stevenson, 48 IS- 96; I*. Thorhv, 46 16- 92; L. Huddleston. 42—46 BS. I On Wrdnesdav Bulls and Kopane | basketball elubs'will play at B ills, local I players being asked to be on the ground !at 2 p.m. The Bulls team is as follows; Goal-throwers, Millie ('ole, Minnie iKearney and Jean Button; centres, i Mavis Harvey. Eva Wightman and i Molly Logan; defenders. Clara Howard |Viole| McCabe and (). Reweti. | president, vice-pi evident and steward•of the Rangitikei Racing Club close to |day at noon, ami there are indication(that there will be a comparativelv large [list of entries. groat inlcre.-l being i :n.' : !‘e iml in the club's affairs Hu. : ya r. I The Bailey (’up senior seven a side Competitions will be played on Bull-- | Domain on Wednesday next, and good ’entries are expected from all parts of I the district, as well as from To Kuwait ami other unions.