WAVERLEY

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 133, 7 June 1937, Page 3

WAVERLEY

| VISITING HAWERA GOLFERS. Lady members of the Hawera Golf n Club visited Waverley on Thursday to 3 play a match with all local ladies. - Play resulted in a win for Hawera by y two games. I'd lowing are details of the play, - Hawera players being mentioned first: 3 Mrs. Burgess won from Mrs. Casey; t Mrs. Thomson won from Mrs. D. Lup- ? ton; Mrs. Wills lost to Mrs. Handley; - Mrs. Voss won from Miss N. Mathiei son, Miss Bright won from Miss J. I, Parsons; Mrs. Dickie lost to Miss N. 7 Lupton; Miss Meuli lost to Mrs. K. i Gibbons; Mrs. Wilkinson won from I Miss M. Dickie; Mrs. Carey lost to ? Miss P. Graham; Miss O'Sullivan won from Mrs. J. Pepper; Mrs. Rudge won E from G. Mathieson; Mrs. McLean won . from Miss T. Aiken; Mrs. Kay lost to • Miss E. Shearman; Mrs. Ritchie lost : ’.o Mrs. E. C. Dallison. Draw For Tuesday. [ The L.G.U. draw for Tuesday next, ’ June 8 is as follows: Silver Medal.—Mis. Handley v. Mrs. Casey; Mrs. D. Lupton v. Mrs. K. ‘ Gibbons; Miss N. Mathieson v. Miss J. ' Parsons, Mrs. Honeyfield v. Miss P. ■ Graham; Miss N. Lupton v. Miss M. ‘ Alexander; Miss M. Dickie v. Mrs. J. Pepper. Bronze Medal.—Miss McMeeki v. Mrs. J. Gray; Mrs. R. P. Palmer v. 1 Miss R. Shearman; Miss G. Mathieson ! v. Miss A. Davis; Miss G. C. Dallison v ' Miss T. Aiken; Miss N. Bromiley v. Miss G. Shearman; Mrs. G. Lupton v. • Mrs. W. Muir. C Division.—Mrs. F. Sheppard v. Mrs. Alexander; Mrs. J, H. Pepper v. - Mrs. Paton; Miss J. Palmer v. Mrs. ’ Wilson; Mrs. Dawson v. Mrs. Chris- ! tensen; Miss J. Lupton v. Mrs. Medlicott; Miss B. Elmslie v. Mrs. J. Brown; Mrs. W. Dalrymple, a bye. 1 A meeting of ladies is to be held in the golf house on Tuesday, after the games to make arrangements for the golf ball. Everybody is requested to - attend . GOLF CLUB BALL COMMITTEE. A meeting of the Golf <Club Ball Committee was held on Wednesday evening, Mr. G. C. Dallison presiding over Mesdames D. Lupton, S. F. Besley, Misses J. Parsons, P. Gray (ball secretary), and Messrs. G. D. Thompson, N. Parsons, H. J. Cowdell, and D. Flower. It was decided that the supper arrangements be left to Mrs. D. Lupton and Miss Jean Parsons be in charge of the decorating. The M’s.C. were arranged for, and everything is being done to make the evening a success. IVA VERLEV PLUNKET SOCIETY MEET. . lhe monthly meeting of lhe Waver- ■ !% branCh of the Dunkel Society was . held m the rooms on Tuesday evening Mrs Mulholland presiding over a good attendance. Those present were, Mesdames J. Brown, Hunt, P. V. Graves Jefferies, Currie, Boyne. Apologies tor non-attendance were received from Mrs. A. B. Cunningham and Miss I. Cheyne. The nurse’s report for April and • hint follows: —April: Babies on books 84, older children 81, total 165 ; " e 'Y cases ' 2 > mothers 2, babies, visits 9 O ndnb eS < 3 ’ neW 3 ’ ° ld ’ d^'s t 0 room -S ■ Mn a 124 ’ babies t 0 rooms . 104 older children 33 total 261. Mav- ' b °° kS 86 ' 01der Mildren 81, hahL ’ Cases 3 ’ mothers 3 ; to homes 2 > °Pi visits ■ h K r °° ms 8 day ’ s ’ a,JulLs ‘0 rooms ;26 total r ° OmS 82 ’ ° lder Children PERSONAL Miss D. Rennell, of New Plymou’h ■ ta r ke V ? d ‘ n Waverle y °n Thursday to take up a position. y „ M ? Morrison, who has been lhe guest of Mrs VV. J. Smith, Eltham, has returned to Waverley. lham S r D ' Lapton was a visitor to Eltham for the golden wedding anniversary of Mrs I-I. P. Best. Mrs W. Aiken, who has been holidaying in the Auckland and Rotorua cistnct, returned to Waverley to-day anai'i •?' Graves a nd Mrs Graves elr two children have returned to Waverley. i T [ le ,^ ath is reported from Auckand of Mr Louis T. Symes, who joined the staff of the Bank of Australasia, Waverley, in 1877. Deceased retired from the bank service during 1920. At the time of his retirement he was the manager of the Auckland branch or the bank. Subsequently he commenced business in Auckland as a stockbroker. He leaves a widow, daughter, and two sons to mourn his loss. PERSONAL A pleasing little ceremony took place at the borough office recently, when Miss L. Siddle was farewelled by the staff and presented with a ( handsome dinner set. The town clerk (Mr. E. J. Price) paid a high tribute to Miss Siddle’s qualities and wished her the best of luck and happiness in her married life. The Mayor (Mr. L. B. H. de I>autour) spoke in a similar strain and made the presentation. Miss Siddle briefly responded. She has been on the clerical stac of ' the Borough Council for nearly 14 years and has served under two town clerks and three Mayors. Miss Siddle combined efficiency with tact and ' courtesy and will be greatly missed, i i GENERAL NEWS 1 Tenders are invited for lhe pur- 1 chase of Mr. J. McNeill’s property of ( 73 acres at Ohotu. six miles from ( Taihape. Tenders close with Maclean and Kincaid, solicitors, Taihape, at 1 noon on Tuesday, June 15. 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