AKARANA GOLF CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 286, 3 December 1938, Page 25

AKARANA GOLF CLUB.

ASHLEY CUP MATCHES. Following is tlie draw for the first round of the Ashley Cup. four-ball match plav. to He played by members of the Akarana "ijnlf < 111 '> tliinn? tfio suminpr:—First round: ** . . Lawson ami S. Booth v. .1. K. Cashnn»r. : iV i Kioly: K. Injrlis and' A. IK Karber v. 1,. J. Bryant and S. Brvanf Second round: I{. Taylor and C .(Jrahani t. M- Kinp: and K. BomiPtf: F. Wimhlt »ind K. .1. Hewiir v. Dr. Fitz-orald and i,. -Man-olm: A. Wyness and 1,. v A' Crowley and A. K. Kerr: H. Carburv and' iMrkiiihon v. Whcolcr and L«>arwood: p «-"m J ; XVvfi( ' v - K - Snell and J.' "ells; D. < o.vle and S. Covell v. Clarke and Men/.ies: It. Saunders and 1,. D. Stewart v J. natson and A. Heard. 'the first two rounds must be nlave I during this week-end. OKOROIRE CLUB. Perfect weather favoured the Okoroire liolf < luf> lor its official closing day on vSji t urda.v. There was a large attendance, visitors being present from the Minamata, I'litariiru. Morriusville. Walton and Tirau links. In the afternoon n mixed' foursomes was played over nine holes, the winners lieing Miss May Tims and Mr. (». Campbell, of Ma lama la. A ladies' putting competition was won by Mrs. K. Hancock. Mrs. Dickey, of Walton, was the winner of the putting and approaching, while Miss I.ois Ryan, of Walton, won the ladies' driving competition. 1 Hiring the afternoon afternoon tea was served by lady inenHiers of the club. I.ater the annual prize-giving was held in the clubhouse. Before distributing the trophies the president. Mr. >•'. .1. R. (ioodwin.

thanked the visitors -for coming along and making the afternoon a success. 'J he winner of the Okoroire lades' championship cup was Mrs. K. Hancock, while Miss Madge Carruth won tlie handicap cup.