WASTERTON.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2011, 19 March 1914, Page 3

WASTERTON.

At the Kui-apuai Methodist Chtircli on 'JAiosday Miss Lily Swsaison, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Swauson, of Kurapuni, was mamed to Mr. Wilfrid Bigg, of Jlastorton. Miss Lena Swanson was bridesmaid and Mr. Kclwiu Bji"/ of Wellinston'best man. Tho .Kev. Sir! Her[)eU cou dieted the wedding service. Very heavy, rain lias fallen thl'onjrhimt tiio dishicl. during the past few days, and tho atmosphere btiisg licanti--fully mild, tho country -will" benefit greatly. polo tournatneat will take-place at ! To Ore Ore early in April, when a number of outside teams will visit JJhstertoti. The Mastorton Cricket Association-is endeavouring to arrange a match for Easter with a Wellington team. The Jlastei-ton Golf Club will open 41ie season on Saturday, Vfhen a mixed foursome will lw played. An interesting cricket match was played-en the Park Oval between teams lepi-OEcnting Old Boys of We-llin-Vton College residing in Wellington, and Old Boys residing in the Waif'arapa. For fteHjngto.il Grace put up the fine score or U.C, although lie Had one ov two ratJier narrow escapes before he had scored, many runs. Nom's played nice cricket for 36, Blacklock. IS, and Santteraon 11. also reaching dtmblo Hsiires. Jordan took five wickets for C-l nuis and Hognn three for 87. For tiw liatne teain •Jordan was top-scorer with 4-6. Lo«(tn coHtribtiting a useful 32, J, BisimMi 17. and,Jameson 11 also dwiWo naures. Tho visitors compiled 1553, VVairarapa responding with 143, leaving Wellington irinners of an interesting gam© by 56 runs.