INGLEWOOD NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 108, 30 September 1914, Page 8

INGLEWOOD NEWS.

(I''rom Our Own Correspondent). The ladies' golf championship fur 1014 ■has been won oy Alias i,. Laiuiy, who defeated Mis. 11. Thomson, & up and 1, alter a very line game. A team of fourteen local golfers journeyed to Hawcra on aUond.iy to try conclusions' with the Niutli 'faranarU club. During the morning a iriendiy matdi was iplaycd, and ijjj the afternoon tile oilicial match. favored by excellent weather, a splendid day's outing was uiijoyod by the visitors, who were hospitably entertained (by tin; llawera men. lolloping are the results, jiawera .players being mentioned lirst: —■O'Uallagliau beat Thoniisou, 1 up; Uayly heat Gudgeon, S .up and (i; Sutton "beat JJrown, 7 -up and ti; liiliott beat Of. Sutherand, 7 nip and f>; Walker brat Hogg, 8 up and b; .Sturrock. I)eat Surrey, !) up and 7; P.ure beat Marshal], 1 up; Blair beat 0. OXiirroll, (i up and -t; Hunter heat Ueslop, a up and 4; Pratt beat .1. Sutherland, 2 up; Sellar beat -Moody, <i up nnd 0; Hold™ lost to Harlow,'4 v.p and 3; Hogy beat 'Maetzig, 5 up and 4; Jiridge halved with P. tVOarroM. Mr. \V. A. Manning, who has had change of the Dudley .School for the. past twelve .months, "has just been appointed to the Kaholu .School, and left Ingluwood on Monday to take up his new position after the teachers' eoirnse of trainiina now being held in New Plymouth. Mr. .Manning was keenly interested in nuusicai affairs, and' lie will be greatly missed at local functions, for he was over ready to lend a helping hand.

On Friday owning a committee of KaimaU Territorials .hel<l a military social in aid of the Patriotic Fund. Unfortunately it was a very wet night, Bmt nevertheless the committee is able to Imwl over about £i or £A to tiho fund. The Inglewood Orchestra supplied excellent miusie, ami with the floor in good! order, a thoroughly enjovabb evening was spent.