HAMILTON.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIV, Issue 25, 22 June 1910, Page 64

HAMILTON.

June 18th. Hockey. The first of the series of matches to be played by the Ladies’ Hockey Club took place last Saturday week. The club is divided into two divisions, one wearing blue colours, under the captaincy of Miss Brenda Hunter; the other, under Miss Glady Tompkins, wearing the red. The matches are played, the best out of three, to decide possession of a handsome silver cup, presented to the club by Mr. Howden. The game was very exciting and well fought, Blues being eventually the winners by the narrow margin of 2 goals to 1. The most prominent players for the victors were Misses Hunter, Primrose, Holden, McCallum, and Edgecumbe. For the losers, Misses Knight, Tompkins, Norden, and Furze played good games. Mr E. B, Davy kindly refereed. Miscellaneous. Great preparations are being made for the Waikato Winter Show, to take place early in July, entries for which have just closed. We hear their number is highly satisfactory, exceeding those of last year. Mrs Herdman is leaving on Monday for a trip’ to the Islands, Sydney, and Melbourne, in company with her mother and sister. The Choral Society’s concert on Monday evening last was greatly enjoyed by a large audience. The tenor singer (MiBell) was the undoubted favourite of the evening, as was shown by the reception accorded him at each appearance.

ZILLAH.