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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18526, 30 October 1925, Page 9

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HAWARDEN CLUB. At the TTawardcn Golf Club's closing day competitions the president ~(Mr G. L." .Rutherford) and l£rs G.-'t. Rutherford provided afternoon tea. Tjie competitions resulted as under: Flag Match—Mrs J. F. Cracroft. Wilson and G. L. Rutherford. Men's competition— A. Reese. Ladies' Driving—Miss Rutherford. Men's driving—J. F. Cracroft Wilson. Approaching and Putting—Ladies; Miss Rutherford. Men: L. Reese. WELLINGTON LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP. (press association telegram.) WELLINGTON, October 29. In the semi-finals of the Wellington ladies' * provincial golf tournament, the best match of the day was that between Miss Gambrill and Miss Jervis, which was won by the latter on the 19th green. In the second round Miss Jervis beat Mies Withers, 2 up; Miss Gambrill beat Mrs Spiers,' 3 and 2,""Miss Cato beat Mrs Weston, 2 and 1; Miss Chrystall beat Miss Watson, j and 2. Semi-final: Miss Jervis (Hutt) beat-Miss Gambrill (Wellington). 1 up; Miss Chrystall (Christchurch) beat Miss Cato (Napier), 0 and 5. A WIN FOR MISS CHRYSTALL, (fcSESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) . WELLINGTON, ' October 29. The final of the Wellington ladles' provincial championship''-was decided at Miramar this afternoon in ideal weather. Miss Chrystall ' (Christchurch) defeated Miss Jervis (Hutt), by 4 up and o. to play. Neither player reproduced the form shown in the previous rounds, both obviously suffering from nerves. After the 12th, when Miss Chrystall was three up, Miss Jervis, who had found two hunkers on the way to the preen, played with a lack of confidence which made- her defeat certain. The four-ball bogey was won by Mrs Webster and Miss Findlay, 7 up.