PATEA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 283, 3 December 1935, Page 3

PATEA

CRICKET. WHENUAKURA v. PATE A. During the week-end a match was played between the AVhenuakura team and a team representing I’atea. The following were the scores:— Whenuakura. Balsillie, 1.b.w., b Pauling 0 Blair, c and b Fleet 4 P. Bourke, b Pauling 31 •O. Signal, b Pauling 1 G. Signal, b Pauling 0 L. Signal, b Yates .. 0 Prout, b Ellis II Chisnall, not. out 0 D. Bourke, b Pauling .. 3 Jamies, b Pauling 0 Edwards, b Pauling 0 Extras 3 Total 53 Bowling.—Pauling, seven wickets for 6; Elect, ono for 15; Yates, one for .1]; Nansett, none for 13; Ellis, one for 4. Batea. Ellis, b Prout 36 Bowen, c Balsillie, b Bourke .... 9 Pauling, b Signal 15 Fleet, c Balsillie, b Signal 12 Yates, 1.b.w., b Edwards 4 Nansett, b Edwards 17 | Adams, run out 7 Blake, cG. Signal, b Bourke .... 8 Fitzsimmons, b Edwards 0 Tanner, st. Balsillie, b Bourke .. 3 Hodson, not out 2 Extras 7 Totall2o Bowling. —Blair, none for 27; P. Bourke, three for 29; Prout, one for 22; G. Signal, two for 21; Edwards, three for 15. WOMEN’S REST ROOM. A meeting of the committee of the Patea AVomen’s Rest Room, was held in the Borough Council Chambers on Saturday last, Airs. F. Ramsbottom presiding. Alesdames AV. White (hon. sec.), AV. Taylor, Black, A. A. Carey, L. Honeyfield, and R. S. Crawford were also present. Apologies for non-atten-dance were received from Alesdames Haddow, Wither, Bourke and Martin. The secretary reported that £1 was owing for the caretaker’s salary, and there was Ils 6d in hand. The cost of the upkeep of the room to the committee was 5s per week, and the income from the room varied from Is to 2s 6d per week. The concert at Kakaraqiea had resulted in a profit of £5 0s 4d, and this amount had kept the room going up to the present time. It was resolved on the motion of Mrs. Taylor, that Alesdames AVhite and Carey wait on the Borough Council and place the committee’s position before them, with a view to finding ways and means to keep the rooms open.