CARTERTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 26 July 1939, Page 7

CARTERTON

MINIATURE RIFLES

WEEKLY COMPETITIONS. (“Times-Age” Special.) Considering the very cold night there was a good attendance of shooters present at the weekly competition held in the State Theatre last evening. The following were the scores:— Club Aggregate and Press Cup.—R. Ordish 100, George Sewell 100. Pc. Porter 100. D. Gayfor 100. L. A. De Lacey. H. Torrey, A. J. King. E. Jones, G. Goodin. L. Fitzgerald. G. Lowe. S. Dwane, A. Ordish 99. R. Taucher 98, L. Chew 97, K. Townsend 96, J. Dully 95. R. Hawker. L. Tunn'eclifTe 94.

Ladies' Aggregate and Gladful Cup. —Miss Freer 99, Miss Fisher, Miss A. McPhee. Miss Hamer 98. Miss Lorenzen 95.

In the shoot oil' R. Taucher beat L. De Lacey and takes Messrs Kellie and Co’s trophy. Carterton will be represented in a match with Greytown at Greytown tonight as follows: —A team: H. Torrey, E. Jones. R. Taucher, L. A. De Lacey. Miss Fisher, R. Hawker, A. J. King, S. Dwane, Rex Porter, G. Sewell. B team: Miss A. McPhee, D. Gayfer, R. Ordish, Miss J. Lorenzen. J. Duffy. CARTERTON LIBRARY MEETING OF COMMITTEE. At the monthly meeting of the Carterton Library Committee, Mr W. Vaughan presided. There were also present Miss Flynn, Messrs H. T. Leete, W. McPherson, R. A. Copeland, the Rev H. White and the librarian, Mrs Adair. The librarian’s report showed that there were 146 subscribers, five joining during the month and five resigning. The credit balance at the bank stood at £6O 8s 5d and receipts since the last meeting amounted to £9 18s 6d. Twenty-two new books had been added to the shelves. The Wairarapa South County Council wrote slating that it had been resolved to grant £25 for a hot water system and other repairs at the library residence. A letter of thanks is to be forwarded the council. Personal. Mr E. McKenzie, sole New Zealand Rugby Union selector, left today en route for Southland to witness the Ranfurly Shield match. Constable Bell; of Wellington, is relieving Constable Watson who is on holiday.