NEWS FROM CAMBRIDGE

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20465, 4 April 1938, Page 4

NEWS FROM CAMBRIDGE

POLO “ALL BLACKS” I MATCH AT CAMBRIDGE MANY SPECTATORS Despite the recent week of polo at Claudelands a large number of enthusiasts gathered at the polo ground at Cambridge on Saturday to witness the “All Black” team in a game against a team of chosen players. A long line of cars drew up to the sideline to make stands for the spectators. An occasional light shower was responsible for the appearance of a few smart autumn ensembles among the feminine onlookers, although the majority favoured lighter summer frocks, in the ever popular linens or novelty crepes. Noticed on the sideline were:— Mesdames J. C. Sawers, Kelson Butler, A. Gane, Gordon Vosper, J. Butler, V. H. Nolan. D. Hooker, Ned Brown. Halford, G. Gane, W. Rush, R. W. Hulme, W. Whewell. A. R. Batchelor, L. Mahoney, L. Fisher, Max Garland, E. J. F. Kennedy, R. Waite, TT. Short, Alan Hill, E. A. Morrice, Colin Taylor -Hamilton), A. L. Allen, N. Mitchell (Auckland), F. Mtirphy (Ajickland), Clive Ellis (Auckland), J. M. Scott. R. Muir, S. Raker. J. Kay, L. Kay, H. W. Upton, (Waimai), Duckering, W. Cubis, J. W. Garland, V. Ricket. Iv. Browne, 11. Griffith, R. C. Morgan (Matamata), W. Vosper, E. G. Martyn, E. Weetman, Gerry Taylor (Ohaupo), K. Henry (Waimai), Northcroft. Misses Jean Ferguson, isobel Meeking, Mary Ferguson, Audrey Nolan, Noeline Banks, Rhoda Brown, Mollie

Sawers, Norma Garland, Amy Haycock, June Redman (Hamilton), Audrey Suckling, Rona Lewis, Josephine Baxter, Joyce Lewis, Kit Ranstead, Rose Ferguson, Ellis, M. Taylor, G. King (Wellington), M. Taylor, Peg. Ranstead, Winnie Hulme, Jocelyn Rush, Phyllis Garland, Mary Macky, Laura Browne, Betty Wild, Kathleen Macky, Min Peake, Lulu Josephson. MRS OXBROW FAREWELLED CAMBRIDGE METHODISTS MEET After a meeting of the Methodist Ladies’ Guild in Cambridge last week, members remained for a short social hour to farewell Mrs W. J. Oxbrow, who after several years ■spent in Cambridge, is leaving shortly. A competition was held, the winner being Mrs R. Melville. Miss Florence Carter entertained with vocal solos. Before afternoon tea was served, Mrs G. H. Palmer, in expressing the good wishes of those present, presented Airs Oxbrow with a gift and a beautiful bouquet of crimson dahlias and maidenhair fern.