Aratika

Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 37, 13 February 1937, Page 16 (Supplement)

Aratika

(From Our Own Correspondent) On Wednesday a team from Pohangina journeyed to Aratika to play a friendly game with the local tennis club. The visiting team proved to be the winners by s sets to s.Afternoon tea served in the new pavilion was much enjoyed by all, and made a pleasing break in the afternoon's play. The following are the details of the scores, Arotika players being mentioned first:— ‘Men’s Singles: G. Burr lost to W. Smart o—o, I. Neill lost to R. Smart 2—6, R. Weaileana lost to G. Thompson 4—6, C. Wilson beat I. Lepper 6—5. Ladles’ Singles: Mrs Slight lost to Miss Maddison 4—6, Miss O. Whittaker beat Miss J. Howell 6—4. Ladies’ Douoles: Mrs Caldwell and Mrs Slight beat Miss Maddison and Miss J. Ho well 6—3, Miss B. Dungey and Alias G. Whittaker lost to Miss Maddison and Aliss J. Howell 3—(i. Men’s Doubles: A. Burr and C. Wilson beat W. Smart and R. Smart 7—6, I. Neill and R. Wealleans lost to G. Thompson and I. Lepper 3—7. Mixed Doubles: Mrs Caldwell and A. Burr beat W. Smart and Miss Maddison | G—3, Mrs Slight and I. Neill lost to R. i Smart and Aliss J. Howell 4—6, Miss O. Whittaker and R. Wealleans lost to G. Thompson and Miss Aladdlson I—6, Miss B. Dungey and C. ‘Wilson lost to I. Lepper and Miss J. Howell 2—6. WE'RE YOUNG AND HEALTHY So say middle aged peoplo who take their J.D.K.Z. Tcgularly—and justly so. There’s nothing quite like J.D.K.Z. Gin for stimulating tho kidneys, purifying the blood-stream 'and banishing rheumatic tendencies. In flasks, pints and economical quart bottles at hotels and bottle stores throughout the Dominion.