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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 131, 4 June 1923, Page 8

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I MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. TAYLOR BOWL. ' ! A further rounrl for the Taylor bowl match play competition was played at the Titirang-i links on fcaturday, results beimr as follow: — G. Fairbnrn heat A. M. Gouldinz. 2 and 1: W. J. A. Thomson beat A Le Rienr it 10th: R. Fairbnrn beat A. Rowlands 4 and 3: R. O. Gardner beat .T. Dannett *> n D - M. Shroff beat T. A. Longuet. 6 'and 5G. M. White beat G. Walker, 1 up- X A. Brown beat K. 11. Garton. f> and 4" o' I* Martelii beat A. W. Short. 3 and 1; j' h Stewart beat H. W. Cooke. 4 and 2; P. J° Heehan beat .1. MacCullock. 2 and 1; R. H° Mayson heat H. Fraser. 5 and 4; B h Bartleet heat .1. O. Gardiner. 3 and ">'• J C. Wilson beat 11. E. Rose. —; F Trice beat A. B. Chappell. 5 and 4; 'h. A. Rand up heat E. A. Luke, 2 up: X J Hamilton beat C. G. Fisher 2 and 1- G F* Gunson beat P. W. Bayly. 4 and 3:'Sl* Evans beat J. L. Clark. 4 and 2; R. Georee beat H. C. Tonks. 2 and 1; SI. Walkw beat J. X. Russell. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLU& The following is ITie draw for the Ladiet , Golf Union medal to be played on the On* Tree Hill links by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday v_ Mra. Bannister plays Mrs. E. Mcllra'ithMiss G. Kaston plays Miss Grove: MisJ Wilson plays Miss D. Kirk: Mrs. Horton plays Mrs. Haslett: Mrs. Burton playe Mies Cnrr: Mrs. Finlay plays Mrs. McArthur , Miss Duder plays Miss MeGowan: Miss J Easton plays Miss D. Stewart; Mrs. Richardson plays Mrs. Taylor: Mrs. Whetter plays Miss Churton : Mrs. Blair p)avs Miei Hill; Miss A. Fouhy plays Miss GriereonMrs. Schnauer plays Mrs. J. W. Mcllraifh; Mrs. J. A. Stewart plays A. X. Other. The second round of the president's handicap match is to bo played on Tuesday The best cards returned for the Coronation Medal were : —Miss Kirk, 95—16—79Miss Grove, ]05—18—S7. " Clean Sweep" sale of winter drapery and clothing starts to-morrow -at A.B.C. Stores, Karangahape Road.—(Ad.) Xewcomers! We welcome you most heartily to Auckland, the home of ,r SoRubbing" Laundry Help, the abolisher of washboard slavery.—Auckland grocers. (Ad.) It is a mistake to delay treatment for headache, sneezing, running at th* nose and full, watery eyes. You ehoulii use Nazol freely and persistently, an it will give prompt relief.—(Ad.) " Clean Sweep" sale of winter draper* and clothing starts to-morrow at A?Bj& Stores, Karangahape Road.—(Ad.) There is no known remedy which fe so successful as Nazol in counteractin| the influence of the germs which pro (luce hoarseness, sore throats, sneezing; and running at th» nose.—(Ad.) "Clean Sweep" sale of winter dranerj and clething starts to-morrow at Ai.Q Stores, Karangahape Road. — (Ad.)