PAHIATUA NEWS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9223, 22 June 1909, Page 6

PAHIATUA NEWS.

vFrcm Oar Resident Reporter), Monday. At the meeting of the Wellington Farmers' Meat Compnay, on Saturri - Inst, the question of site was keenly discussed. This question is no doubt the most important the Company has now deal with. The best expert available ie to be con* suited on the matter, and uis the committee's intention of takng him to inspect the various site;-. Another meeting will be held in about a month's time, when the committee'?' report on the site question wll be considered." It will be interesting to shareholders to know that ivlcr-srs -J. C. Cooper and M. .1. Corrt:v n n'a vL.it to the East Coast reeeatli' was very succeaful, and iu::ot?gat the largest shareholders secured are Messrs F. Armstrong, J. E. Franklin, Charles Herbert, John Speedy, L. G. Cross and many others. From Saturday till Monday, these two enterprising gentlemen succeeded in placing no less than £2,000 worth of shares. The Pahiaiua Literary ?nd DCbating Society will hold at social m tija Theatre on Wednesday ovenirg. GO ! -F. .A team fm the Fahintu'i Golf Club visile-:; Palnierston North on Saturday last, and played a match with Palmerston North. The day was fine, and the Imks being in good order, a very enjoyable outing resulted. The following are the scores, the Pahiat.ua players being mentioned first in each instance: —Druce beat Strang, Osburn-Lilly lost to Steadman, Mc Sherry lost to McHardy, Norton lost to Harden. J. Swainson beat Slack.. Tosswill lost to Voung, and E. Hughes lost to Goldingharo.. Total, Palmerston 5 games, Pahiaiua 2 games. The first round for the President's trophy will be pl-jyed on the local links on Saturday next, and as players xanoi't that the new links are an improvement to any they have had before, some good games are anticipated.

A r;'.uteri wiil be played with Dannevii'k. 5 , Dannevirke, ou July 3rd. The r,-)i:nerston North Club is arranqiiig a return match with Pahiaiu;j, to take place on a Wednesday at an early date. The Ladies' Golf Club have some splendid trophies to play for, but the rounds have not yet been arranged. FOOTS ALL. The Konsi.-i-Nireaha match on Sat•j,"day last, at N ire a ha, was a very Iti-rM'ouzbfc'and even game. Nireaha had 3l'V-?)';-1 fruitless sliotd at goals ;'roin marks and penalties, For Kcnini Honry scored a good try, which wan not converted, and G. > • :ith kicked a penalty goal. Komui thus won by 6 points to nil. Konini are now in thy lead for the Banner with G points, Nireaha and have 5 points each, Pahiatua 4 and Hamua nil. Owing to the match Puketoi v. Bush, at Makuri, on Saturday next, all Banner fixtures have been postponed. For the School Shield Eketahuna School will play Mangatainoka on Saturday next, at the latter place. Although there is no hotel at Nireaha, the Konini team on Saturday did nor have to travel home without a tea, they being entertained right royally by the Nireaha team. This action was heartily appreciated by the visiting team.