FEATHERSTON
CROQUET MATCH MASTERTON PLAYERS BEATEN. (“Times-Age" Special.) In a match for the A Buttons Mesdames Finlayson and Polson (Masterton) were defeated by Mrs Saunders and Miss Lyford (Featherston) by 26 to 20.
RIFLE SHOOTING
BIDWILL AND WILLIAMS CUPS. The ollowing were the scores in the competition held by the Featherston Rifle Club on Saturday for the Bidwill and Williams Cups:— Yards
Personal. Miss Shirley Caseley, Martinborough, who has been rhe guest of Miss Janet Lawson, left today for Wellington. Mr Don McWilliams, of the Bank of New Zealand, left Featherston today for Wellington, where he has been transferred. Mr McWilliams will go into camp shortly. Welcome Rain. Two inches of rain fell between 6 p.m. Saturday and 6 a.m. Sunday. The rain will oe invaluable to the district as the hot north-westerly winds of the past few days had had a detrimental effect on crops and pastures.
300 600 600 Tl. C. J. Nix 35 32 . 33 100 W. S. Benton 32 32 34 98 W. Johnson 32 33 33 98 K. McKenzie 32 33 30 95 N. Nix 34 31 30 95 N. C. C. Shepherd 31 30 32 93 F. S. Hood 31 32 30 93 L. G. Benton 33 33 •— 66'
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 15 January 1940, Page 7
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