CARDS.

Taranaki Daily News, 7 May 1921, Page 8

CARDS.

NEW PLYMOUTH ASSOCIATION. A meeting of delegates of the New Plymouth Card Association was held in the Soldiers’ Club, New Plymouth, last night, Mr. E. Whittle presiding. An alteration was made In the method of allocating points, and it was decided that instead of counting on .the total of all games won, two points will be allotted for a euchre win, two for crib, and two for the best aggregate. Matches will also be limited to two hours. An appeal committee was set up consisting of Messrs. E. Whittle, A. Sims, and G. Rolist of fixtures for the week ending May 14 is as follows: Railway v. Borough Council; New Plymouth Fire Brigade v. Fitzroy Brigade; Frankley Road v. Avenue Road; Frankley Park v. Tarurutangi; Lepperton v. R.S.A.; East End v. Bell Block; Druids v. Sunart Road. FRANKLEIGH PARK v. LEPPERTON. The above match, played on Wednesday evening, resulted as follows (Frankleigh Park being mentioned first) : —Crlbbage: A. Muir and E’ Beale 8 v. Western and P. Santpson 4; Guilford and A. Hunt 7 v. A. Sampson and Keenan 5; J. Lehrke and H. Hall 2 v. T. Baker and J. Smith 9; H. Sole and J. Williams 6 v. G. Taylor and N. Sampson 6; totals, 23 each.X Euchre; E. King and R. Tippins 8 v. Gilmour and Gredie 1; T. Boulton and F. J. Rotors 5 v. E. Western and P, Sampson 5; A. P. Lister and W. Linn 4 v, G, Anderson and IL Giddy 4; W. G. Hurst and J. Hamilton 4 v. J. Harvey and A. Bain 3; totals, Frankleigh Park 21, Lepperton 13. Grand totals, Frankleigh Park 44, Lepperrni .36.

Ladies should protect themselves from coughs, colds, sore thfoats, etc., by putting about 10 drops of Nazol on a handkerchief and placing it inside a blouse. .Uee Nazol freely in this way—lit does not injure the most delicate fabric. 3