BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 252, 23 October 1937, Page 16

BULLS

RANGITIKEI LADIES’ GOLF CLUB Results of the first rounds of the Rangitikei Golf Club championships are as follow: Senior.—Miss N. Wilson won by default from Mrs. Dean; Mrs. McDonell defeated Mrs. de Burgh; Mrs. Webster won by default from Mrs. Tricker; Mrs. Hendry defeated Mrs. W. Wilson. Junior.—Miss Anderson won by default from Mrs. Laurence; Mrs. Russell defeated Mrs K. Amon; Mrs. Last-Harris won by default from Miss Palmer; Miss Guy won by default from Mrs. Drew; Mrs. H. Pearce won by default from Mrs. Gibbons; Mr . W. Pearce defeated Mrs. Sadler; Mrs. D. Wilson won by default from Mrs. Natzke. Following is the draw for the second round, to be played on Tuesday. October 26: Senior.—Miss C. Wilson v. Miss N. Wilson; Miss Amon v. Miss Stevens; Mrs. McDonell v. Mrs. Webster; Mrs. Hendry v. Miss McKenzie. Junior.—Mrs. McKelvie v. Miss Anderson; Miss Perrett v. Mrs. Russell; Miss Bailey v. Mrs. Last-Harris; Miss Willis v. Miss Guy Miss Price v. Mrs. H. Pearce; Mrs. Anderson v. Mrs. W. Pearce; Mrs. Scott v. Mrs. Carter; Mrs. D. Wilson v. Miss Kil-gour-Carter CRfCKET CLUB The annual general meeting of the Bulls Cricket Club was held last week. Mr. F. A. Holland was in the chair, and there was a fair attendance of members. The report and balance-sheet were adopted, the bal-ance-sheet showing that the club’s credit balance had improved from £6 8s 2d to £lO 4s 5d during the year. The reported stated: “Favoured with good weather for the season, the club had some very enjoyable games, and came out. with honours even. Our sincere thanks are due to the Domain Board for the excellent order in which the ground was kept during the season; and to the Press for the excellent reports given of the games played, and the help that they gave foi the good of the game. Prospects for the coming season appear to be very bright, and given fine weather, members can look forward to many pleasant games. The committee wish the club every success in the coming season, which they trust will surpass hl! others.” The election of officers resulted:— Patrun. Mr. F. A. Holland; president, Mi. E. V. Wils m; \ ire-presidents, Messrs. F. J. Wa r s« n. C. C. Price, K. W. Dalrymple, G. Ellis. F. J. Ellis, A. Caldow, H. Meads, T. R. Willis, H. Burt and L. Homes and Mrs. de Burgh; hon. secretary. Mr. L. Meads, hon. auditor. Mr. F. Cutts, sen.'.; committee, Messrs. F. Stock G

Bromley, N. Twort, I). M. O’Connell and F. Cutts. The annual subscription was fixed ; t 2s (id, and the committee was left to fix opening cay. A donation of £t, with a letter gi thanks, was sent to the Domain Boa'.d. Votes of thanks to Mr. O’Connell, for the use of his residence for U;c meeting; to the Pre;?; and to the chair, concluded the meeting.