SOUTH WAIRARAPA ITEMS.

Wairarapa Age, 5 February 1927, Page 4

SOUTH WAIRARAPA ITEMS.

(“The Age” Special.) The anniversary services of the Featherston Methodist Church will be held to-morrow' and the social gathering on Saturday next, when the choir from Gerytown will assist.

Bowling. Following are the Carterton rinks to play Masterton to-day in a friendly game:—Away. —Barlow, Savill, Nielsen, Barber (s); Foster, Udy, Matson, King (s); Zillwood, Nunn, W. Hart, Raine (s). At home. —Burgess, Bain, Thomas, Underhill (s); Monaghan, Kennerley, Petheriek. Sorensen (s); Dudson, Workman, Eagle, Roydhouse (s).

Martinborough, rinks to play Carterton in the Booth Cup and Shield competitions, are:—A.way.—Lamb, Hickson, Lovegrove, Wright (s); Smith, Scott, Todd, Whelan (s). At home.— Stumbles. Banks, Boyd, McLeod (s); McNally, Pryor. Robson. Madsen (s). Further games played in the Carter-

top Club’s champion of champion pairs, resulted: —Tyler and Hughan defeated Underhill and Aplin, 33/12; Feast and Harp defeated Tucker and De Lacey, 26/18. In the junior pairs, Zillwood and Bain defeated Barlow and Workman, 21/16. In the singles Burgess defeated Parton, 17/15. Tennis. The Carterton B team to play Greytown, at Carterton, to-day, is as follows: —Misses C. Peters. D. C. Armstrong, C. Berrill. G. Zillwood, Mesdames Crawley and Candy (emergency Miss B. Hawker), and Messrs. S. Dickens, A. M. Hall. K. Goodin. A. C. McKellar. N. R. Armstrong. W. Candy. Emergencies. H. Dudson, G. Gray and C. H. Olsen. FEATHERSTON. (“The Ago” Special.) Mr. Burke has taken up duties as headmaster at the South Featherston School. At the monthly meeting of tho Featherston branch of the Plunket Society, held on Wednesday, a vote of sympathy w r as passed to Sir Truby King in his recent sad bereavement. The following new members were proposed: Mesdarces A. Clark, Ness, Quinez and Price. It was decided to hold bridge parties in the Plunket rooms later in the year. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McKenzie have returned from Picton.

Mrs. Aitken is visiting her daughter, Miss Aitken, Plunket nurse for the Featherston district.

The Haunui Croquet Club entertained the Greytown Croquet Club at afternoon tea on Thursday, when a return match w r as played. Mrs. Slater and Mrs. Gregor (Greytown) lost to Mrs. Barry and Mrs. Carlyon (Haunui); Mesdames Haig and Viles (Greytown) beat Mesdames Simpson and Chalmers (Haunui); Mesdames Stevens and Brunton (Greytown) lost to Mrs. Wakely and Miss Card (Haunui); Mesdames" Brookes and Humphreys (Greytown) lost to Mesdames Rea and Reed (Haunui).