RAWHITI DOMAIN BOARD.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20094, 25 November 1930, Page 17

RAWHITI DOMAIN BOARD.

MEETING LAST NIGHT. A meeting of the Rawhiti Domain Board waa held last night, Mr J. H. Shaw presiding. A letter received trom the Commissioner of Crown Lands intimating that in connexion with the proposed exchange with Mr A. W. Jones, a portion of the Domain for a piece of his property at North Beach, he (the Commissioner) could not his approval. The letter was referred to the committee, with the inclusion of Mr F. D. Muiraon. The Conservator of Forest# wrote stating that the Government Mycologist had reported upon the specimens of diseased foliage from the Domain as follows:—"The trees are infected with the insect Pine Kermes, which sometimes completely defoliates pines." The report 6t the Forest Ranger (Mr Montgomery), upon the trees in the Domain, was discussed at length, and it was decided to leave the report in the hands of the chairman of reserves. The town clerk reported that the recent Are i m the Domain had injured a number of younip trees. • !

CHERTSEY V. LAURISTON. firat)^ (Ohertsey names Women's Singles—Miss M. Garland 8, Mrs V. Bong 6; Miss E. Doig 6, Miss E. Moidcna 4; Miss R. OnmeroD 2, Miss P. Letham 6; Miss V. Cairn 3, Miss P. Farquhar 6. Men s Singles—R. Fleet 9, R. Maidens 4: T. Hargraves 9, V. Boag 5; R. Doig 9, A. Farquhar 7; G. Croy 9, F. Letham 8. Women s Doubles—Misses M. Garland and Doig 3, Mrs Boag nnd Miss Maidens 6; Misses R. Cameron and V. Cain 0, Misses Farquhar and Letham 6. Men's Doubles—R. Fleet and H. Hargrav« 0, Maidens and Boag 4; R. Vote and G Croy 9, Farquhar and Letham 3. Mixed Doubles—Miss M. Garland nnd R. Fleet 6, Mrs Boag and R. Maidens 1; Miss Doig and H. Hargrave 6, Miss Maidens and v. Boag 3; Miss R. Cameron and R. Doig 1. Miss Letham and A. Farquhar 6; Miss on< * Croy 6, Miss Farquharson and F. Letham 4.

Chertsey, 10 sets, 90 games; Lauriston, 0 eets, 77 games.

WOODEND V. KAIAPOI. A. junior match for women, between Woodend and Kaiapoi, on Saturday, was won by the visitor* by 15 games to 38. Scores (Woodend names first) : Doubles—Misses B. Chinnery and S. Gibling 4, Mrs Wyatt and Miss Ogilvie 6; Misses J. Jud&on and B. Smith 5, Mrs and Miss McDougaH 6; Misses Ivory and Beaton 2, Misses Whyte and Hunt 6; Misses Rudd and R. Gibling 8, Misses Whyte and Hunt 6; Misses J. Judson and B. Smith 6, Misses Whyte and Hunt 5. Singles——Miss Chinnery 3, Mrs Wyttt 6; Miss S. Giblinp 5, Miss Ogilvie 6; Miss Ivory 4, Miss McDougaH 6; Miss Beaton 2, Miss McDougaH 6; Miss M. Rudd X, Miss Whyte 6; Miss It. Gibling 3, Miss Hunt 6. HAWARDEN B V. MEDBURY. On Saturday the Medbury Tennis Club met the Hawarden Club, at Hawarden, and were defeated by 109 games to 47. The results are as follows (Haiwarden names first): — Women's Singles—rMiss Newman 6. Miss E. Dalzell 1; Mrs Pickering 6, Miss M. C<alaell 2; Miss Moyna 5, Miss M. Murray 6: Mrs Foster 2, Mrs E. G. Dalzell 6. Men's Singles—D. G. Wilson 0, W. Honeybone 3; B. M. Smith 9, S. Ginders 5; G. Burt 9, S. Scott* 0; J. Feek 9, R- Honeybone 2. Women's Doubles——Miss Newman and Mrs Pickering 6. Misses N. and M. Dalzell 4; Miss Moyna and Mrs Foster 6, Miss Murray and Mrs Dalzell 3. Men's Doubles—D. G. G. Burt 9. W Honeybone and S. Ginders 5; B. M. Smith and J. Feet 9.' S. Scott and «. Honeybone 3. >tixed Doubles—rMiss Newman and D. Of. Wilson 6. Miss Daiiell and W. Honeybone 0; Mrs Pickerinc and B. M. Smith 6. Miss M. TJalzell snd Ginders 2; Miss Moyna <3. Burt 6. Miss ifurray and Scott 8; Mrs Foster and J. Feeli "6,' Mrs DslzeN and B Honeybone 2. To-morrow the Amberley ladies* Tennis Glub will send a team to to meet the local ladies' Ham.

HIGHBANK A V. PENDARVES A.

Thi* W»tch, played #t Bisl>b» nk . resulted: Highbank A, 8 sets, 88 games; P«i»d»rY9e *-• 8 sets, 79 fames.