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TITIKANGI LADIES' CLUB.

Following Is the draw for the medal hasdicap to be played under'the auspices of tha Titlrangi Ladies' Club, on open day oa Thursday. Players will leave at four, minute intervals, and those losing their places must go to tha end of the draw:— Xine o'clock, at the first tee.—Mra. Deighton v. Mrs. J. Wilson, Mrs. Dufaur v. Mra. Marshall, Miss Bayly v. Miss Horton, Mra. Hosking v. Mrs. Rutherford, Miss Colebrook v. Miss Stnbbs, Mrs. Finlay v. Miss Lever, Miss K. Horton v. Miss P. Orr, Mrs. Taylor v. Mrs. Green, Mrs. Reld v. Mra. Hay, Miss Gold water v. Miss Darrach, Misa G. Easton v. Mrs. Brown, Miss Cornaga v. Mis. Alison, Mrs. Smith v. Misa Bray, Miss K. Churton v. Mrs. Cox, Mrs. McCarthy Miss Russell. Mrs. Hipkins v. Misa Haslett, Miss G. Cooke v. Mrs. O'Leary, Misa Catforth v. Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Endean v. Misa Groves, Miss N. Fouhy v. Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Burton v. Mrs. Beattie, Miss C. Gallaugher v. Miss Percy, Mrs. G. White v. Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Cain v. Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. Fraer v. Mrs. Melrose. Mrs. Roberta v. Mrs. Clou Eton, Mrs. Petre v. Misa Mellsop. Miss Draper v. Miss Lawrence, Mra. Jopliq v. Miss Whyte, Mrs. Craven v. Ml«j Russell, Mrs. C. Robinson v. Mrs. Hayea, Mrs. Splnley v. Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Harrow v. Mrs. Hollis, Mrs. McGinlay v. Mrs. Chapman, Miss Pickett v. Mrs. Vallantyne, Misa Millington v. A. N. Other. Nine o'clock, aL the 10th tee.—Mrs. McIlraith v. Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. Schnaner v. Misa Carnahan, Mrs. Swain v. Misa Hacket, Mrs. Ferguson v. Mrs. Ward, Misa J. Easton v. Mra Hutchison, Mrs. Millar v. Mrs. Grevatt, Mrs. Lovett v. Mra Warreal Mrs. Henrys v. Miss M. Miller, Mrs. Broughton v. Bliss Ponsford, Mrs. Paterson t Mra Mueller, Mrs. Hintz v. Mrs. Goldwater. Following is the draw for the four-bad bogey match, to be played in the afternoon :—Mrs. T. Wilson and Mrs. Ralnger v. Misses D. and K. Horton, Mrs. Rutherford and Mrs. Endean v. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Green, Mrs. Taylor and Miss Colebrook v. Mra Mcllralth and Mrs. Beattie. Mrsl Alison and Airs. Finlay v. Mrs.- McKean and Miss Carnahan. Mrs. Dufaur and Mra McMillcn v. Mrs. Marshall and Miss Lever Miss rrrner and Mrs. F. J. Cox v. J*ra Joplin ai. i Mrs. Paterson. Mrs. Grevatt and Mrs. Lovett v. Mrs. Sutcliffe and Miss A Fouhy, Sirs. Delghton and Mrs. H. Cooke v. Mrs Hosting and Miss M. Miller, Mi— G. Cooke and Miss M. Fouhv v. Mrs Hinkins and Mis# Percy. Mrs. Cain and Mini F? 1- ?? 8011 *nd Mra. Roberts. Miss McCabe and Mra Balgarnie v Mrit Henrys and Miss M. Cooke, Mrs. Prime and Mrs. Hogan v. Mrs. Petre and Mrs. Eddowea Miss Lawrence and Miss Ponsford v. Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Millar. Mrs. White and Mjss Haslett v. Miss Mellsop and Miss Orr, Mies J. Easton and Miss Grove v. Mis. a ®d Miss Johnstone. J.iss Darrach r- w° rt T ~ Cornaga and Mi— Goldwater, Mrs. Hutchison and Mrs. Hints v. Mrs. FYaer and Mrs. Stanley. Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Vallantyne v. Mrs. Chappell and Miss Hall, Misa G. Easton and Mist Hacket v. Mrs. Hay and Miss McGlashan. Mrs. Clouston and Mrs. Atkinson v Mra O'Leary and Mrs. Spinley, Mrs. Anderson and Miss F. Hall v Mrs. McCarthv and Mrs. Mueller. Mra Reid and Miss Brav x. Miss Duder and Mrs. Finlay, Miss C. Gallaugher and Miss Russell v. Mra Burton and Mrs. Schnauer.