GREYTOWN
HOME GUARD CONFERENCE OF OFFICERS. (“Times-Age” Special.) Forty officers of the South Wairarapa Home Guard Battalion held a conference at Greytown last evening, when matters of policy and training were discussed. The Commander, Captain H. G. Carter, outlined the method of co-op-eration to be aimed at between the different units. The Pirinoa and Kahutara units will now form a complete company for administration purposes, but will each continue to parade at their own drill centre.
INTER-CLUB GOLF RIVERSIDE TEAM DEFEATED. In an inter-club golf match between the Riverside and Greytown clubs, the latter won by 12 games to nine. The following are the results. Riverside names being mentioned first in every case: Fourball: A. Bell and J. Wakelin lost to J. Feast and H. Feast; R. Wearne and A. McKenzie all square with B. Kiernan and T. Gold; R. Bell and E. Reid lost to H. Bull and R.-Ingley; W. Palamontain and R. Hatch all square with E. Williams and G. Te Whaiti; N. Everett and F. Dwyer beat S. Brice and N. McLeod; G. Murdoch and C. Leigh lost to H. Nix and G. Burns; M. Manson and D. Grimwood beat G. Peterson and W. Everitt; B. Carstens and H. Bannister beat G. Rhodes and J. Kiernan. Singles: A. Bell lost to B. Kiernan: J. Wakelin lost to J. Feast; R. Wearne beat H. Feast; A. McKenzie lost to T. Gold; B. Bell beat H. Bull; E. Reid lost to R. Ingley; W. Palamontain lost to N. McLeod; R. Hatch lost to E. Williams; N. Everitt beat S. Brice; F. Dwyer all square with G. Te Whaiti; G. Murdock beat K. Nix; C. Leigh beat G. Burns; M. Manson beat G. Peterson; D. Grimwood lost to W. Everitt; A. Carstens lost to A. G, Rhodes; H. Bannister lost to J. Kiernan. Personal Items. Mr W. H.’ Lyster returned to Battersea today after a holiday spent in Wellington. Mr P. Brickell is at present visiting Wellington. Mr J. F. Thompson was a weekend visitor to Wellington. Mr E. Skeet returned to his home yesterday after having been a patient in the Greytown Hospital for a short period. Advice has been received in Greytown that Nurse Hitchman, at one time Plunket Nurse in this district, and who is now a member of the Army Nursing Service overseas, had met with an accident and was at present in hospital undergoing treatment.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 24 June 1941, Page 7
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400GREYTOWN Wairarapa Times-Age, 24 June 1941, Page 7
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