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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2308, 16 November 1914, Page 9

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hijtt and petone. Four rinks, representing Hutt and Petone Clubs, tried conclusions on the Hutt green for tho President's Cup. The results wore:— Hutt: Trevethick, Jones, Hollard, Hendry (s.), 19; Petono: M'Jiwen, M'Artbur, Hay, Molhuish (s.), 21. Hutt: Polo, Simpson, Palmer, Hill (s.)> 20; Petone: P. M'Arthur, Fraser, Fowler, Beyuon (s.). 21. Hutt : Davidsou, Barlow, Macaslull (s.)> 11; Petone: Ronnie, Firth, Coles, Stephens (s.), 28. Hutt: Ivitto, Judd, Casey, Hougins (s.), 21; Petono: Cowie, Castle, AVylio, Wearno (s.), 23. Total: Petone, 93; Hutt, 71. Two rinks played at Petone for the club Monograms with tho following result Naughton, Dixon, Hutchinson, Walton (s.), 16; Kirk, Ward, Donegiiue, Gilmour (s.), 20.

Little Peter Pumpkin blow his little nose, Wipwl his streaming eyelids. Wore his warmest clothes, Put his feet in mustard, Sneezed tweivo times—no fewer, Till ills mammy curcd him With Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, —Adtf,