WAITARA.

Taranaki Daily News, 1 September 1921, Page 6

WAITARA.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) August 31. Mr. H. Wells, who acquired Messrs. Jury and Co.’* mercery business two or three years ago, has now purchased the same company* tailoring business. The following i* the pass list for theory examination in music under the Associated Board of the Royal Academy of Music:—Rudiments of mu*ic: Emily Foster (Mrs. E. Marlow), Nita Goddard (the Convent). Grammar of music (school examination): Thelma Alpe (Miss B. Sowry), Christina Fulton (Mist? Marlow), Dorothy Newton (Aliss B. i Sowry), Phyllis Rowe (Miss R. Brough). Eve Pearl Brough (Mis* B. Sowry), Irene Brough (Miss B. Sowry), Violet Sutton (Mis* B. Sowry), Edna Jupp (Miss Marlow), Ruth Palmer (Mis* Button),

On Saturday last the final of the club championship’ was played, W. B. Glasgow defeating H. Hayhurst by 7 up ami 0 over 36 holes. The course was in good order, though the hard ground made the greens difficult. In the first round the game was very even, Glasgow finishing 3 up in 88 to Hay hurst's 91. In the second round, Hayhurat began well, j and at “dead easy” had reduced Glas- ; gow s lead to one. Glasgow then won • 6 holes in succession, and, halving 1 “Alo*e*” won the match by 7 up and 6 I to play. Although on this season’s form it was expected that Glasgow j would win. there is very little between | the first four on the handicap list, name--1 ly, Glasgow, C. Sampson, Fowler and Hay hurst. Several beginners, notably i Hall and Jaggs, have shown greatly im--1 proved form, and it is hoped shortly to ■ put up a team against an outside club.