CARTERTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 17 June 1938, Page 9

CARTERTON

GOLF COMPETITION. (“Times-Age” Special.) The following is the draw for a flag competition to be played on the Taratahi links tomorrow: —From No. 1 tee: B. Beaven v. C. K. Goodin; G. Riggs v. Dr. Wells; C. Clarke v. M. Kiddie; G. Brown v. H. Dudson; W. H. Booth v. R. 'Re’ydhouse; J. B. Lawrence v. R. T. Forbes; W. Moroney v. R. Goodwin; B. Whitburn v. J. Steel. From No. 17 tee: D. Taylor v. T. T. Hughes; G. Hart v. R. Fisher; B. Booth v. P. Shankland; G. S. George v. D. L. Taverner; R. Lawrence v. H. Colson; L. H. Smart v. Father Heavey; G. G. Reynolds v. J. Dwane; L. Aplin v. V. L. Robinson. From No. 15 tee: F. L. Barr v. F. Hill; J. Steel Junr. v. S. J. Booth; J. V. Gustofson v. H. B. Keenan; A. Krahagen v. R. Hawker; E. J. Beaven v. S. Hill; N. Every v. W. J. Candy; A' Tankersley v. C. C. Callender; W. Harry v. ft. Harrington; R. Barrett v. H. Jackson; Father Carmine v. C. Larsen. The following is the draw for the Carterton ladies’ Stableford bogey tomorrow: —Mrs Moon v Mrs Murray, Miss Burrill v Miss P. Renall, Mrs Candy v Mrs Robinson, Mrs Orr v Miss Lamb, Mrs B. Booth v Mrs Dalgleish, Mrs Callender v Miss Peters, Miss Campbell Y Mrs Ross, Miss M. Booth v Mrs Brown, Miss Welch v Mrs Riggs, Miss Armstrong v Miss Moody, Miss Hamer v Miss Milner, Miss V. Coriett v Mrs Crawley, Miss Friend v Miss Coriett, Miss Stevens v Mrs Forbes. The tea hostesses will be Miss Welch and Mrs Ross. SOUTH WAIRARAPA PIPE BAND. A meeting of ladies was held on Tuesday afternoon to discuss ways and means of raising funds for the purchase of uniforms for members of the South Wairarapa Pipe Band. Mrs W. H. Hall was elected to the chair and Miss Anderson appointed honorary secretary. •' A committee, consisting of Mesdames McKinnan, Madden, C. J. Fisher,' R. Hall, C. McPhee, Stubbs and J. Fisher, Misses Arcus and Tancher with power to add was elected. The committee is to meet on the second Tuesday of each month and particulars will be advertised later. The committee ask for the help of all who are interested. MINIATURE RIFLE MATCH, In a match between Featherston and Carterton at Featherston on Wednesday night the home team won the A grade match and Carterton won the B The following are the individual scores:— "" Featherston A.—W- Johnson 99, K. McKenzie 96, B. Williams 99, E. McKenzie 94, Miss J. Brash 97, C. J. Nix 96, Miss P. Nix 98, Miss N. Nix 91, G. Cook 99, A. Reed 99. Total, 965. Carterton A.—R. Hawker 96, R. Taucher 93, H. Meyrick 90, G. Sewell 92, N. F. Teal 90, Miss Fisher 97, H. Torrey 93, Mrs Torrey 88, W. Sewel 99, J. T. Bridge 94. Total, 932. Featherston B. —T. Browne 96, Miss G. Brash 90, I. Feast 88, T. Reed 86, A. McLeod 90. Total 450. Carterton B.—G. Goodin 95, Miss A. McPhee 90, Miss M'. McPhee 92, D. Gayfer 94, S. McGarvie 94, Total 465, Carterton Miniature Rifle Club will fire an inter-Club match with South Featherston in the State Theatre, Carterton, tomorrow evening. GOVERNMENT HOUSES. Good progress is being made with the erection of Government cottages in Kent Street. When finished, the houses will supply a long-felt want. Seventeen cottages are to be erected. ODDFELLOWS VISIT A party of Eketahuna Manchester Unity Oddfellows will visit Carterton on Saturday evening as the guests of the local lodge. Visitors will also be present from Masterton. STREET TO BE WIDENED. The Carterton Borough Council has decided to widen’ Dixon Street to a chain in width, and to carry the proposal into effect, parts of sections fronting the roadway are to be purchased. The work will be put in hand almost immediately, and will be carried out with unemployed labour. Drainage gas, and water mains will be put in. FLOOD LIGHTING EFFECTIVE. The newly installed flood lighting of Carterton’s Memorial Square has made a considerable difference to this part of the town, and very complimentary remarks are made by visitors to the town and it residents concerning the improvement. FIRE BRIGADE RE-UNION Tomorrow evening the annual reunion of the Carterton Volunteer fire brigade will take place in the Brigade Hall. Visitors will be present from many outside fire brigade, including Otaki, Lower Hutt, Upper Hutt, Petone, Eketahuna and Pahiatua. A FOOTBALL TOPIC The football match Carterton v Masterton to be played on the Carterton showgrounds on Saturday is the main football topis, and the question is: “Can Carterton maintain its lead on the championship ladder?” The game should prove an interesting one. LODGE OFFICERS INSTALLED The following officers were installed at Monday night’s meeting of the Manchester Unity Lodge Oddfellows:

N.N.G., Bro W. J. Wilkins; V.G., Bro A. R. Tankersley; Warden, Bro G. McPherson, Guardian, P.G. Sister Mellish; Elective Secretary, P.G. Bro H. H. L. Meyrick; Trustees in place of Bro E. Eagle, resigned, Bro W. L. Knutson; Delegates to Friendly Societies Council, Bros C. J. DeLacy and H. H. L. Meyrick. P.G.' Bro R. Baikie, of Loyal Masterton Lodge was the installing Master. YOUNG FARMERS VISIT SHOW. Some twenty members of Carterton and district young farmers’ club left Carterton by bus for Palmerston North Winter Show yesterday. They report having spent a very interesting time among the stock. FOOTBALL TEAMS. The following is the Carterton senior team to play Masterton at Carterton tomorrow:—B. Catt, J. Taucher, W. Crawley, C. Rosy th, Matheson (2), W. Taylor, D. Smith, Lane, Walker, Loader, Cook, Brown, Reading, Thompson, Harp, Duffy, Johnston. The Carterton junior team to play Old Boys at Masterton tomorrow will be: —J. Coriett, T. Rayner, T. Brown, D. Alexander, T. Geange, P. McPhee, J. Howie, K. Ticehurst, A. Oliver, R. Warrington, J. Steffert, A. Deller, K. Braggins, C. Deller, F. Wilkins, J. Lenihan.