DISTRICT NEWS.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 549, 16 July 1920, Page 2

DISTRICT NEWS.

''TOAKAU. frUKNKD SOLDIERS' HALL. i returned soldiers' ball) which he hold in the Tiinl-uu Hull is set down for Aupust 4. All the arrangements are well in hand, and judging* by the w.\v the tickets are selling, a great success is anticipated. Tickets may be received from the secretary, Mr. Chas. Ryder, or from Mr. M. Morgan, at VVoolley's garage, Tennis Dance. Th-? usual monthly dance under the auspices of the Tennis Club was held i? *he Tuakau Hall on Tuesday night. As usual a large crowd assembled, and the iloor being in good. TU-der tha evening passed off as a success. The music was supMrs. Bush, and Mr Nifholas M.C,

Billiard Tournament. The billiard tournament concluded on Tuesday night, when Ihe Tuakau crack player, Mr. Keppell, was beaten in the semi-final. The winner turned up to be Mr. E. McGahn, and the runner-up Mr. K. Ralph. Another tournament is to be held this month, and is open to all players. The prizes are gold and silver medals.

PAPAKURA. GOLF. The Papakura Golf Club held two very interesting competitions on Tuesday afternoon, when 16 ladies took part in an "approaching and putting" competition, and also in a "putting' competition, from four different positions outside the green. Several ties toofc in the preliminary and secondary trials, and in the final three dies played off. Miss C. Wood being the winner. ?. g Miss Reynolds won theJJrophy for putting, her aggregate for the four positions being eight.

A mixed foursome competition is to be held at an early date.