BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 144, 19 June 1936, Page 3

BULLS

RANGITIKEI GOLF CLUB { Following is the draw lor a Staple- ’ i ford bogey competition, for a trophy 1 presented by Mr. F. C. Collier, to be * played to-murruw: —T. R. Willis v. K. .J. Carter; E. \V. Smart v. M. C. Gould; L. Ransom v. G. Drew; E. ‘ Carter v. Al. K. Willis; A. K. Drew v. J K. \\. jjairymplc; W. Aiken v. J. S. 1 irieker; K. O. Dalrymple v. G. D 1 Flower; F. S. Collier v. R. F. Scott, 1 W. Drew v. A. \V. Amon; John I Tricker v. 11. Hendry; K. Pearce v. G. Bertram; 11. Pearce v. Again Amun, 1 L. A. Sadler v. G. Young; J. G. Alit- ’ cucil v. K. Mandell; H. A. Signal v. R. Mackay; W. J. Willis v. scorer. 1 Players are reminded that they must ’ hand in their cards for handicap pur- ‘ poses. FARMERS’ UNION MEETING- J There was a large attendance 01 1 farmers and their wives at the meetmg called by the Bulls branch of tho Farmers’ Union, held in tine Town Hall ( supper room on \\ ednesday evening; ( ami after nearing addresses by Air Lloyd Hammond, president of the XV eliington Centre, and Air. K. Little, pro- ’ vincial secretary, it was unanimously 1 decided to continue the Bulls branch; 1 and tu endeavour to enrol all farmers of the district to support the union. 5 Air. A. W. Amon was in the chair, and " introduced the speakers. ' Air. Lloyd Hammond spoke on the J lines of previous addresses, pointing J out the effect of guaranteed prices in Jincreasing larniers' costs, and the ' k speaker also traversed the negotiations between the Government and the a union. At the conclusion of an inter- ( esting and very illuminating address <■ Air. Hammond answered a number ot ' questions. Air. K. Little endorsed the previous - speaker’s statements, and said that it was gratifying to see such a large * attendance of farmers. He urged them to co-operate to make the Bulls branch _ a strong and, and to give the union * their fullest support. J The election of officers resulted as » follows:—President, Air. F. C. Jergens; 8 hon. secretary, Air. J. G. Wilson; executive committee, Aiessrs, F. C. Jer- J gens A. W. Amon, J. G. Wilson, R. O. Dalrymple, K. F. ScGtt, 'l'. K. Willis? P R. Bartlett, E. J. Anion, F. Saveli, D. * l W. Wilson, F. S. Collier, and O. \Vil- ’ bon. Aiessrs. A. W. Amon and J. G. Wilson were appointed trustees to operate the branch's account at th« Bank ( of N.Z. , Mr. Amon thanked the speakers, and at the conclusion of the meeting Mr. j - Jergens returned thanks tor electing him to the honourable position of president. it was the duty of all larniers a to join the union, he said, and so I strengthen the hand of the JN.A. Farmers’ Union. Supper was served, and a very good meeting closed with a vote of thank:? to the chairman. PERSONAL c Air. H. O. D. (“Bob”) Clark is L making a good recovery after his rocent operation for the removal of a piece of shrapnel, a relic of his war - da ys- i, V