BUNNYTHORPE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 181, 2 July 1937, Page 4

BUNNYTHORPE.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) BUNNYTHORRIS, June 30. Mr A. Guy, who was operated on during the week, is progressing tuvourably. The football mutch, Jackoytown v. Bunnythorpo, resulted in a win for the home team. The game was not in progress long before Bunnythorpe opened up the play, resulting in Wiggins scoring. ’then P. Lacey (Bunnythorpe) scorou and Barton converted. Mitchell, for Jackoytown, put in a great run to be well tuken by-ilyde. In the second spell Jackeytown had Bunnythorpe defending, when 1.. Duthic intercepted and removed play to the visitors goal line, and a force down resulted. Jackeytown took (day to midfield, resulting in Richardson scoring. 'I ime was called with the score, Bunnythorpe 14, Jackeytown 3. Mr J. Pinfold refereed.

Tho following scores were recorded at the minature rifle range on Monday:—ls. Bailey 136, R. Jones 133, 11. Hughes 138, •J. Searle 132, A. McMurray 128, C. Turner 115, 1L Park 130, R. Osborne 125, G. Grant 130, A. Rosenbrook 117, R. Faulkner 119, C. Tomlinson 51, R. Jackson 83, O. Jackson 128. Tho following will represent the club at a shoot against l*jildmg on Monday: A toam, 11. Hughes, F. Bailey, R. Jones, A. McMurray, J. Soarlc, 11. Gore, A. Pederson, F. Cox. B team, R. Park, R. Osborne, C. Turner, G. Grant, R. Faulkner, A. Kosiyibrook. Mr and Mrs J. G. Howell and Mrs Boag, Tokomaru Bay, have been visiting Mr and Mrs O. Jackson. On Wednesday a political address was given in the Public Hall by Mr W. J. Lyon, M.P. for Waitomata, there being a good attendance. Mr D. Hoggin presided anil welcomed the speaker. Mr Lyon gave a lengthy address on the aims and objects of tho Labour Party and what thov had carried out.