CARTERTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 July 1938, Page 9

CARTERTON

LADIES’ GOLF DRAW. (“Times-Age” Special.) The following is the draw for the ladies’ medal round tomorrow: —Mrs Callander v. Mrs Candy; Miss Berrill v. Mrs Orr; Mrs B. Booth v. Miss M. Campbell; Miss Welch v. Mrs Ross; Mrs Moor v. Miss Smart; Mrs Murray v. Mrs Riggs; Miss Armstrong v. Mrs Robinson; Miss Lamb v. Mrs Brown; Mrs Dalgliesh v. Miss Moody; Miss P. Renail v. Mrs Cronin; Miss Peters v. Miss Corlett; Miss Stevens v. Mrs Forbes; Miss Hamer v. Miss J. Orr; Miss V. Corlett a bye. The afternoon tea hostesses were Mrs Brown and Miss Armstrong. VISIT TO WELLINGTON. A number of pupils of the Carterton District High School, under the charge of Mr Leete, one of the teachers of the school, journeyed to Wellington yesterday by the special race train. After arrival at the Empire City they had lunch and then proceeded to the museum where they spent a very interesting afternoon.

MINIATURE RIFLES MATCH. The Wairarapa miniature rifle team will travel to Wellington tomorrow to fire an inter-association match with the Wellington representatives on the range at the Winter Show Building. A cup for competition has been donated and will be known as the FrostJohnson Cup. The winners of the trophy will bear the cost of engraving the trophy. A representative match between the Bush district and Wairarapa teams will be fired early next month. LOOKING FOR TROUBLE. Cylclists training for road racing in the Wairarapa take many undue risks. Last evening and on previous evenings after dark they are to be seen riding their cycles without lights, and between the bright lights of motor cars it is difficult to detect them. These cyclists make their training track between Masterton and Carterton and vice versa. It is hoped this warning will be the means of 'saving what eventually may be a serious accident. FOOTBALL. Can Carterton uphold its reputation and beat Old Boys football fifteen at Memorial Park, Masterton, on Saturday. The local players have been training solidly and if successful on Saturday they will be hard to beat, for championship honours. GOVERNMENT DWELLING. Good progress is being made with the Government cottages in Kent Street. The borough staff at the moment are busy excavating for the laying of the sewerage and water connections. MEN’S GOLF MATCH. The following players will represent Carterton v. Martinborough tomorrow: — A team' at Martinborough: G. Goodin, H. Dudson, B. Booth, G. S. George, R. Fisher, R. Lawrence, D. Taylor and Dr. Wells. B team at Taratahi: J. Steel, D. A. Smith, W. Moroney, G. Hart, D. L. Taverner, G. Brown, B. Whitburn, G. Riggs. Emergency, B. Beaven. For the remaining members a Stableford competition will be played, the draw being as follows: —From No. 17 tee: L. H. Smart v. J. B. Lawrence; C. M. Kiddie v. W. H. Booth; W. Candy v. J. V. Gustofsen; R. Harrington v. E. T. Beaven; A. Krahagen v. C. Clarke; H. Keenan v. R. Harrington; R. T. Forbes v. J. Steel Junr.; H. Colson v. P. Shankland. From No. 15 tee: L. Aplin v. T. T. Hughes; F. L. Barr v. R. R. Barrett; S. 'JJ Booth v G. G. Reynolds; H. Jackson v. S. Hill; C. C. Callender v. F. Hill; A. Tankersley v. W. Harry; A. Lane v. Father Carmine.