OTAHUHU

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 366, 9 April 1918, Page 3

OTAHUHU

OTAHUHU BOWLING CLUB. The following are results of games played last Saturday, viz. : Henry, Apps, Bullen, Fearnley 21 beat Clark, Takle, Coutts, Whitton 16. Battersby, Moslem, Howard, C. Hardley 20 beat Thompson, Harvey, May, Whyte 15. Kemplay, Harvey, Baker, George 21 beat Jones, A. Sheppajd, Sturgess, Harper 17. Brown, Whitraore, Elliott, Barry 21 beat Witham, Short, J. Wood, Whitmore 20. Wood, Bturges, Apps 12 lost to West, Barry, Fearnley 23. Myers, C. Whitmore, Wynward 26 beat Miller, E. Whitmore, Wood 18. Kemplay, E. Whitmore 19 beat Meyer, J. George 17. C. Whitmore, May 14 beat Harvey, Whyte 17. A well-attended Anglican Church social was held in the Parish Hall on Wednesday evening last, the principal object being to raise funds for the cleaning of the Church. The Vicar (the Rev. H. Mason) presided. Among those who contributed to the musical portion of the programme were Mrs Shepherd, Mr A. McDonald and the Misses Celia McArthur and Nicholson. In connection with St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church a social as a farewell to Corporal Roy Brown and as a welcome home to Lance-Corporal J. McArthur was held in the Parish Hall on Friday evening. The Mayor (Mr A. McDonald) presided over the gathering and die Pastor, the Rev. J. Carrie, on behalf of the Church, in a neat speech wished Corporal Brown God Speed and a safe return. To Lance-Corporal McArthur he offered his kindest expressions of good-will and trusted the rest among his friends would be beneficial to him. Both suitably replied. Vocal and instrumental items were contri-\ buted during the evening as follows : Songs by Misses Celia McArthur, Emily Moffitt, Webster and Mr A. McDonald and a pianoforte duet by Mrs C. Fraser and Miss Emily Moffitt. Dancing was enjoyed by a large number and the function proved one of the most successful that had been held for * long time. The usual fortnightly meeting of the Borough Council will be held on Thursday evening next.