MORRINSVILLE NOTES

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1079, 17 September 1930, Page 14

MORRINSVILLE NOTES

D. Campbell suffered a fracture of the right leg while playing for in the Alarshall Cup game against Kereone, in Alorrinsville on Saturday He was removed to the Waikato Hospital. This makes the third Morrin** ville representative fullback to sufftserious injury this season, the othc•• being Stan. Thomas, who broke an ar*. while playing against Thames, and LWoodley, who broke a collarbone plap ing against Hamilton. Oamphoplayed for Alorrinsville the previous Saturday in the Peace Cup game a ‘ Hamilton.

Plans for the Morrinsville Friendly Societies’ first annual meeting on November 15 "*^ e . sidered at a meeting of the Frl€ ' ' Societies’ Council on Monday e ing. A committee comprising *• R. H. Goble, R. T. Scott. O. g E. C. Ennis. C. B. Davis, D. V. est, a Alills was appointed.

Two farm properties offered f °f. da y by auction at Alorrinsville on *Li#*4 by Dalgety and Company, Dina were bought in by mortgagees. - being no other bidders. A of 2.397 acres at Shaftesbury* * 0 miles from Te Arch a, wh * cl l .;l a cattl*carrving 2,000 sheep and a * was sold for £8.750, and 20 Tauhei were sold for £loo.

At a meeting of tlie Selection mittee of the Morrinsville CriCK. sociation on Alonday evening. f 0 pective players were allotted 111 teams, an endeavour being JV oX v’«<*r* apportion the best batsmen ar evenly.