CARTERTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 May 1940, Page 7

CARTERTON

GOLF COMPETITIONS MATCH FOR CAPTAIN'S TROPHY. (“Times-Age” Special.) A match for the captain's trophy .which was completed on the Carterton /’ sa "jlf links bn Saturday resulted as un<ier: —A. Munro, 61, 92, 19, 73; R. Harrington, 67, 80, 10, 70; H. Dudson. 71. 74, 4, 70; B. Beaven, 69, 87. 14, 73; J. Steel, 75, 73, 6, 67; 11. Colson, 68. 88, 13, 75; F. Barr, 72, 92. 19. 73; J. Lawrence, 73, 88, 15, 73. In a game for the Hill and Hughes Buttons, Whitburn (playing substitute for Kiddie) and Gustofson (holders), defended a challenge from Hughes and Clark, and finished all square on the 18th, thus retaining the trophies. Stableford Bogey results: —Miss McFarlane, 43 points; Mrs Candy 31 ■ points; Miss Armstrong, 30 points; Mrs Orr, 29 points; Mrs Harrington, 29 points; Miss Peters, 29 points; JVliss N. Renall, 29 points. Bogey Competition: Miss McFarlane, 2 up: Mrs Candy, 4 down; Mrs Orr, 4 down; Mrs Harrington 4 down. Personal Items. t Mr Austin E. Reid's many friends will regret to hear that he has found it necessary to enter the Croydon Hospital for treatment. Miss K. Thornton, of Auckland, is staying with her sister, Mrs N. R. Armstrong, of Park Road, Carterton. At the graduation ceremony at Victoria University College held in the Town Hall, Wellington, Professor Sir Thomas Hunter, principal of the College, conferred degrees upon the successful students, among whom was G. C. Martin, son of Mr and Mrs W. Martin, of Carterton, who graduated in the Bachelor of Science section. Baby Carnival. The latest figures in connection with the baby carnival which is being conducted by St John Ambulance Society are as follow: —No. 24, 1277; No. 12. 1191; No. 51, 838, No. 11, 741; No. 6, 691; No. 38. 356; No. 32, 355; No. 15, 316; No. 13. 302 No. 20, 272. Boy Breaks Arm. A son of Mr and Mrs T. Mellish, of Wyndham Street, Carterton, had the misfortune to break his right arm on Saturday. ,He was in Featherston when the mishap occurred. Playing with other children he tripped over a stick and fell heavily to the ground breaking his arm above the wrist. He was brought home to Carterton where Dr W. J. C. Wells attended him. x Fined for Drunkenness. Ronald Neville Earnshaw was charged before Mr W. M. Sorensen, J.P., at the S.M. Court, Carterton, this morning with have been drunk and was fined £2.