NORTH OTAGO NOTES

Evening Star, Issue 23374, 18 September 1939, Page 14

NORTH OTAGO NOTES

[Fkom Our Oam aro Correspondent.] GOLF. A medal match was played by th« North Otago Golf Club on Saturday, the best scores being;—C. Woodhaitt 99_{30—69, A. Lane 88—16—72, G; Sceats 87—14—73, A. Robertson 95 22—73. In the senior championship, second' round, I. M'Ewan beat R. Nichols 2 up, P. Hargreaves beat Paapa 3 and 1. In the third round M. Wilson beat R. Mathieson 3 and 2, Scott beat Hargreaves 8 and 7. ■ The Father add Son Cup was- won by R. S. and J. Orbell, the runners-up being J. M. and R. Wilson. FEW ALIENS. Most of the few aliens registered ail Oamaru are Chinese. It is considered that practically all aliens in the district have now been registered. LADIES’ GUILDS. Mrs Familton presided at the monthly meeting of the Wesley Ladies’ Guilds The Rev. W. B. Pickering led nrayers. and items were given by Mesdamei Knight, Tweed, Moss, and MCallura. thelßev. Dr Paterson gave an interesting address on California. At the monthly meeting of the Aire-dale-Rosebery Ladies’ Guild Mrs H. E. Buick presided. Miss Willetts read a letter from the principal of the Turakina Maori Girls’ College. Member# engaged iti prflcticfll first-aid woiflc, &nci afternoon tea was dispensed by Me* dames J. Poison and G. Neill. GENERAL. The North Otago Centennial Committee has received donations of £lO and £2 from two anonymous donors. A class to train men orderlies is be--1 ing formed by the Oamaru branch of the Red Cross Society.