GREYTOWN

Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 August 1943, Page 4

GREYTOWN

MINIATURE RIFLES WIN FOR FEATHERSTON. (“Times-Age” Special.) The following were the scores in a match fired between the Greytown and Featherston Miniature Rifle Clubs last night, Featherston winning by 18 points:— Greytown. —R. Tilson 97. Dr. Palmer 96, Miss L. Gray 95, T. Morgan 94, G. Gray 93, Mrs Maitland 92, M. Hobson 90, F. Skeet 89, H. Montgomerie 88, T. Moy 87, L. Wallis 86, J. Eccles 80, Miss G. Gray 80, R. Gray 79, P. Brabender 78; total, 1334 points. Featherston. —M. Hodder 98, D. Flynn 97, K. McKenzie 96, A. Cross 96, Mrs Rasmussen 95, A. Burt 93, L. G Rasmussen 93, K. Feast 94, J. H. Buck 92, Mrs Thurston 92, B. Williams 91, Mrs Clark 88, Mrs Wilson 87, R. Johnson 85, A. Johnson 55; total, 1352 points. — - GOLF CLUB LADIES’ GAMES. The draw for a nine hidden holes competition and the second round for the Keltie Buttons, to be played by the ladies at Greytown on Saturday, Is as follows: —Miss E. Gregor v. Miss B. Feast, Mrs Thompson v. Miss Maddison, Mrs Jury v. Mrs Gold, Miss M. Collier v. Miss Quinn, Miss R. Collier v. Miss B. Gregor, Miss Askew v. Miss Oxford, Miss Bouzaid v. Miss Wood, Miss G. Reid v. Miss M. Carter, Miss B. Burch v. Miss Barnitt. HOTELKEEPER FINED BREACHES OF LICENSING ACT. At the Magistrate's Court yesterday, before Mr H. P. Lawry, S.M., Simon Scott, licensee of the Morison’s Bush Hotel, was charged with (1) supplying liquor to a person under 21 years; (2) selling liquor after hours; and (3) opening for sale of liquor after hours. On the first charge he was fined £2 with costs 15s, and on the second charge he was fined £lO, with costs 10s. The third was withdrawn by the police. Some civil claims were adjourned for two months.