DISTRICT NEWS

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4798, 12 January 1925, Page 3

DISTRICT NEWS

HIKUTAIA. TENNIS. The Alley Memorial Park was the centre of attraction on Saturday, 3rd inst., there being a tennis match in progress between Thames Presbyterian team and the local selection. The scores were as follows, the home team being mentioned first: — Ladies’ Singles: Miss Giace Gibb 7, v. Miss Walker 5 ; Miss M. R. Gibb 7, v. Miss Daldy 2. Men’s Singles : H. Morrison 9, v. S. Judd 4 ; G. Gilf? .3, v. R. Judd 9 ; G. Spencer 9, v. J.'G. Bathgate 5 ; S. C. Gibb 9. v. J. Boagey 3. Ladies’ Doubles: Miss M. R. Gibb and Miss G. J. Gibb 7, v. the Misseis Daldy 4 ; Miss M. Elliot and Mrs Alexander 7, v. Miss Walker and Miss R. Judd 2. Men’s Doubles : H. Morrison and G. Spencer 8, v. S. Judd and R Judd 9 ; G. Gibn and S- C. Gibb 9, v. J. G. Bathgate and Dr. Bathgate 3 ; Claude Elliot and W. Paetia 9, v. Boyd and Boagie 4 : R. Rare and R. Samson 9, v. Cameron and Mackie 4. Combined Doubles : Miss M. Elliot and C. Elliot 7, v. Miss Daldy and Dr. Bdthgate 6; Mrs Alexander and W, Paetia 7. v. Miss R. Judd and Boyd 2 ; Miss F. Smith and R. Rare 6, v. Miss Leggait and Cameron 7 ; Miss L. Morrison and R. Samson 7, v. Miss Leggatt and Mackie 5. Totals : Hikutaia 120, Thames 74. FAREWELL SOCIAL. A farewell social was given, on Monday. sth inst., in honour of Mr and Mm O’Loughlin, who left for Auckland on the Bth. Mrs O’Loughlin was a member of the “A” team and Mr O'Loughlin was a keen supporter oi hoth tennis and football. Mr E, Elliot, on behalf of the residents of Hikutaia, presented Mr and Mrs O’lxjughlin with an 8-day clock. WHAREPOA EVENING.. Mr and Mrs E. Elliot, of Omahu, gave a most enjoyable social evening in the Wharepoa- Hall on the 7th inst., over 200 guests being present. The hall was brilliantly decorated and the floor was beautiful. Several vocal items and recitations were given, and th*> streamer dance added to the enchantment of the night.