BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 196, 22 August 1935, Page 3

BULLS

GENERAL NEWS. Mr. C. who suffered serious injuries at Sanson on Tuesday afternoon. was boarding in Bulls, and is very I opular here. Sympathy is felt for him, and for his wife nnd child, who reside in Xew Plymouth. This evening the Parewanui School Committee will hold a dance in aid of s-diool funds, and a large crowd is exted to roll up to Bulls Town Hall. The Parewanui people provide everything of the best —music, floor and sup-per-arid free buses from Marton and Palm rstc’! -I’mild help to swell the number nf patrons. (’old. w : v. i -r continues here, but this district is not as badly served as main others, and the losses of lambs through adverse weather conditions are not. great. However, a change to warmth and sunshine would be appreciated by both shoepfarmers and dairymen. MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING. Good scores were recorded on the Bulls Miniature Rifle Club’s range on Monday evening, the top eight men [Hitting on 1100. R. McKenzie obtained a double possible, ami singles were registered by D. Lundy, C. M. Broughton and L. Huddleston. Scores were as follow:—R. McKenzie, 70—70—140; I). Lundy, 69 —70— 139; C. M. Broughton, 70—69—139; L. Huddleston, 68—70—-138; L. Anderson, 68—69 —137; E. Broughton, 68—68 136; C. Anderson, 68—68—156; N. Amon, 67—68—135; P. Thorby, 67 —66 —133; S. Harris, 68—63—131; T. Ellery 66—64—13 Q; R. White, 66—62 128; IL Mansell, 59—68—127; G. Ellery, 64—63—127; J. Hart, 59—67 126. t