BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 185, 6 August 1936, Page 3

BULLS

RANGITIKEI LADIES’ GOLF Following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal and second qualifying round for senior and junior championships, to be played to-day:—Miss Price \. Mrs. W. Wilson: Mrs. Hendry v. Miss C. Wilson; Mrs Dean v. Miss Tricker; Miss N. Wilson v. Mrs. de Burgh, Miss Stevens v. Miss Amon; Mis. Lawrence v. Miss M. Willis: Mrs. W. Pearce v. Miss Perrett; Miss Walker v. Mrs. Russell; Miss McKelvie v. Miss P. Levett; Mrs. Drew v. Miss O. Levett; Mrs. D. Wilson v. Mrs. Smart; Mrs. Jessop v. Miss K. Amon; Mrs. Gibbons v. Mrs. Sadler; Mrs. H. Pearce v. Miss Galbally; Mrs. J. S. Tricker v. Miss Palmer. * Last week's stroke competition for Mrs. W. Wilson’s trophy was won by Mrs. Russell, whose card read: 105— 30—75. Misses McKelvie and Galbally (net 41) won the nine-hole foursome, the runners-up being Mrs. Sadler and Miss Tricker (net 42). RANGITIKEI GOLF CLUB Following are the results of championship games played:— Senior: G. Drew defeated R. J. Carter; Ngaio Amon defeated G. Bertram; J. S. Tricker defeated H. J. Hendry; R. F. Scott defeated M. C. Gould. Intermediate: L. Ransom defeated L. V. Homes. Junior: F. S. Collier defeated K. Pearce; R. O. Dalrymple defeated J. G. Mitchell: G. D. Flower defeated John Tricker. MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING This evening Bulls (holders) and Sanson (challengers) will shoot at Bulls for the McKelvie Cup. Recently, at Sanson, Bulls went under by two points, and another keen tussle is expected to-night. BULLS WOMEN’S INSTITUTE The monthly meeting of the Bulls Women’s Institute was held on Monday, August 3, Mrs. H. Ellery presiding over a fair attendance of members. Mrs. Andrews read the balancesheet of the dance and card evening held last month.. Arrangements were made for the institute’s birthday on August 31. Competition-winners were as folJlow: Plate of plain scones, Mrs. Peflbaby’s knitted singlet, Mrs. Walls. Mr. Lewis (Feilding) gave an instructive demonstration on Singer sewing machine appliances, the

machine being run by electricity. He was accorded a hearty vote of thanks. The next monthly meeting will be held on September 14, when the competition will be for the best bloom in the garden, the trophy being kindly donated by Mrs. Huddleston. The meeting closed with the National Anthem. GENERAL NEWS Mr. Fred Thorby, who met with a motor-cycle accident on Saturday, is progressing favourably, but for a broken collarbone, which is on the mend.