GREYTOWN

Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 July 1939, Page 9

GREYTOWN

MOTOR CAR HITS COW VEHICLE DAMAGED. ("Times-Age” Special.) An accident occurred on the Main Road at Ahikouka last night about 5.30 o'clock when a motor car driven by William Albert Voyce, of Masterton, ran into a cow. It is stated that a drover, E. Gray, was driving two cows towards Greytown and when opposite the residence of Mr H. R. Feast one of the cows crossed the road right in front of the car. It was just dark enough for cars to have their lights on. The front of the car was damaged and one mudguard ripped off. A passenger in the car, Mrs Flaws, of Masterton. received bruises on the face. The cow was not injured. MINIATURE RIFLES A AND B SCORES. The following were the scores in last night’s shooting:— A Grade. J. Yeomans, score 99. handicap 4 total 99; R. Ingley 96, 4, 99; R. Hood 95. 4, 99; Miss A. Gray 96, 3, 99; W. Fuge 95, 3, 98; H. Gray 95, 2, 97; Miss D. Roband 95, 2, 95; Miss L. Gray 91. 3. 94; Miss C. Gray 88, 3, 91. B Grade. Miss J. Morgan, score 95, handicap 4. total 99; Mr Nicholson 92, 8, 99; E. Connolly 94. 11, 99; Miss B. Bennett 90, 12. 99; T. Gray 90, 10, 99; R. Gray 94, 6, 99: Miss G. Gray 95, 4, 99; K. Gates 90, 9 99; G. Gray 94, 4, 98; H. Bockett 90, 6 96; E. Dennes 84, 12, 96; I. Phelps 83 12, 95; B. Rhodes 91, 4, 95; J. Raison 70. 12, 82. Maori Concert. The Maori concert held in the Town Hall last night was a decided success, and was greatly enjoyed.