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GOLF. | * AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP. (By Cable. —Prefs Association.—Copyright.) MELBOURNE. August 30. At tho end of tho first two rounds of the open golf championship of Australia Ivo Whitton (Victoria), the present holder, is leading with a score of 149, and Stewart (South Australia) is second with 154. Clements (Christchurcb) has a score of 167. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP OP AUSTRALIA. (By Cable.—Press Association. —Copyright.) (Received Auguat 31st, 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE, August 30. Ito Whitton (Victoria) retained the open golf championship of Australia with a soore tor the "our rounds of 302. Lcmpriere (Victoria) waa runner-up with 305. Clements (Chriatchurch) totalled 323. CHRISTCHURCH GOLF CLUB. M<>d~i matches were played nt Shirley on ' Saturday afternoon, C. Wood winning tlw seniors' game and G. H. Swarm the junior,*'. ! About thirty p.ayeTs comjieted ajid the iol- I lowing cards were returned : — j Senior Medal. j Gross. Hdcp. Nett. j C. Wood -.8" 11 76 ! li. Douglas .. 00 10 &> G. E. Rhcdcs .. 92 11 61 | W. A. Humphreys 90 S 82 H. H. Knight .. SI . S 83 I U. W. Hariey ..94 11 83 i Dr. Louisßon .93 H 34 j CX. Sar_3 .. »_ 4 86 ! C. H. Hewlett .-97 « &) { W. T. D. Harman 93 3 90 • ; J. O. Jameson ..90 'J if.) i W. P. Bryden .. 108 12 96 i Junior Medal. ' G. H. Swarm ..96 17 79 • T. W. Cane ..96 14 t_ ; ot. Marks .. 101 li 80 I Oaiuund Smith .. 113 W 93 \ Bogey handicaps will be played next Saturday. RICHMOND HILL CLUB. The semi-_na_ of tbe Cup was played on Saturday. J. D. Lawrence- an- Miss Pender beat C. Prcetxm and M__ Gosaei, 5 up end -L C. Bawnsley ajid V«<j Reed beat P. Wy_n-W_l___s and M_w Selby, 1 up. The _na_ between J. D. Lawnenoe and l__s Pender and E. C. Bawnsley and Mies Reed will be played next Saturday. Entries for the club championship and tbe junior ciuunpiooship close before September 3th. KAIAPOI CLUB. In fee champion foursomes on the Kaiapoi ÜbJcb last Saturday, Miae L. Oram and Mr w !_?= Wilson won _».___! from ll_ cad Mrs X. Butcher. la «d REGENT GOLF TUT.t, v Made Expressly to oar Order. Aa Abßoluterj Reliable Cheap BalL THE RBOENT. !_ 6dL HOOD aid CLEMENTS,