GOLF.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19726, 17 September 1929, Page 8

GOLF.

NX CHAMPIONSHIPS. RECORD ENTRIES RECEIVED. (i> nana Aaaocuxio.il TBLHGSAM.) WANG AN UI, September 18. Record entries were received for the Hew Zetland Ciolf Championships, to be played 00 the Wanganui Oolf Club'si Belmont Links, commencing on September 26th, and continuing utotil October 4th. There are seventy professionals and amateurs with a national handicap of six and under, entered in the open and amateur championships. With approximately twenty-live with national handicaps of seven and over, aud u limit 78 competitors, this will mean a draw for the laat two of the 72 places. The committee have decided to allow other entrants to play, provided they are agreeable to start before 8.30 a.m., »r after 11.30 am. If those players have to start later in the morning their afternoon round will commence at approximately 3 p.m. Preference aa to the time of starting of additional entrants will be given to those with lower handicaps- All who have entered are being circularised to this effect. The draw for the open and amateur vhampionships will take place on Thursday evening. MUNICIPAL LINKS. REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL. Kawhui Domain Board has forwarded to tho I'ity Council a proposed agreement in •uoSMiuu »<t>> establishment and maintenance of the municipal golf links at Ra whiti Domain. Now Brighton, providing for Iks reuirol aoil maintenance to be shared ky the t,:hrlstehurch City Council and the Ra wiiti Domain Board, The By-laws Com nlltee has <n»pro¥«<l of 1114 agreement, and at last night's meetiug ot tho City Council recommends*! that it bo adopted. The following membership fees are set 4owa in the memorandum of agreement: Atißuat M~r £2 ->*, women 11 Is. Monthly; 41 Weekly: T» t><! Daily: as tsd. In answer to * question, Or. P. W. Sharps {chairman •>( »h« Keaervea Committee) stated that o'J member* had been eieeted, aud there had hem tio day members in the last tortaiglu. tbe revenue being *6O 8» tor that period. The f.-.-otumemlotioi! was adopted. At th« ft rat merlins of the Advisory Beard «{ die Muni, ipal Golf Links, held yeaterday afternoon, plaa* opacification* *•** anthorised f- r a new clubhouse. Pricea are to be obtained for a water supply for the upkeep of the greens, »utl applications will be incited by advertieement for the position «>f coach<castodi*n. Ov«r 80 day players and W yearly plajers bavt. enrolled already. AMURI v CHEVIOT. A match between teams from the Amuri and tfee Che-. «.t Clubs was played on the Amuri links, Waiau, on Saturday, resulting IB a Win (or the bom. team. The following ate the results. Amuri players being mentioned first - Man's 1 *■ Henskaw 0; Jtctd l r. Child* 0; Banks 1 *. Tonkin »;

New lands 1 v. Edridge 0; Aldridge 1 ▼. Mowat 0; Skinner .0 ▼. Gillanders 1. Men's Foursomee—Oould and Reid 1 Henshaw and Tonkin 0; Banks and Newlands | v. Edridge and Gillanders i; Aldridge and Skinner 1 v. Chi Ids and Mowat 0. Ladies' Singles—Mrs G. Beid 1 v. Miss Sloes 0; Miss Polhill 1 v. Mrs Gillanders 0; Mr* Oliver 0 v. Dr. Irwin 1; Mrs PenwoU 1 v. Mrs G reason 0; Miss Hiatt 0 v. Mrs Child* 1; Mra Thomson 1 v. Mrs Mo Laren 0, Mrs Aldridge 0 ▼. Mia Archer 1; Mrs J. M. Reid 1 v. Miss Bosom worth 0. Ladies' Foursomes—Mrs G. Heid and Misa Polhill 1 v. Miss Sloss and Mrs Gillanders 0; Mrs Oliver and Mr* Penwell 0 ▼. Dr. Irwin and Mrs Gee*on 1; Miss Hiatt and Mr* Thomson 1 t. Mts Child* and Mr* McLaren 0; Mia Aldridge .and Mrs J. Reid X v. Mi* Archer and Miss Bosom worth. 0. HAWARDEN CLUB. During th® week the second round of the Ruiherford Cup was played. B. G. Dalgety beat C. V. Jackman, 1 up; B. H. Fisher beat T. P. Hampson, 4 and 8; D. 6. Wilson beat J. M. Shortall, 5 and 4: N. J. Meehan and J. F. C. Wilson not yet completed. On Saturday a stroke handicap was played, the best card returned being that of D. 6. Wilson with a net 69. The semi-final of the Rutherford Cup must be played by the 21st inst.. the draw being as follows:—B. G. Dalgety t. D. G. Wilson, D. H. Fisher v. N. J. Meehan or J. F. C. Wilson. On Saturday the third round of the Blunden Trophy will be played, tho draw being: W. W. Meßae and R. E. Poster, A. J. Blakeley and J. M. Shortall. A stroke handicap will be played the same day, the draw being made on the ground. Players are reminded that they have three playing Saturdays in which to complete scores for the "Ringer Chart." HAWARDEN LADIES* CLUB. Mrs Karl was the winner of the bogey competition for Mrs Blunden's trophy with 9 down for two rounds. Mrs Jackman 10 down. Mrs Wood 13 down, and Mrs Macfarlane 13 down were the next best scores. On Saturday a sealed hole match was played for Mrs Cowie's trophy. The best cards

Mrs Earl gained her L.G.U. handicap during the week. The club championship must be played off on or before September 26th. The draw is: Mrs Jackman v. Mrs Earl, Mrs Wood v. Mrs Suridge, Miss B. Rutherford v. Mrs Dalzell, Miss Boon v. Mrs Craeroft Wilson. The second round of the Rutherford Cup must be played next week, as follows: Miss C. Mcßae v. Mrs Reese, Mrs Blunden v. Mrs Jack-man; Mies S. Rutherford v. Mrs Allan, Mrs Dalzell v. Mrs Suridge. Next Saturday there will be a match. Captain *. Secretary, the draw to be at 1.30 p.m. at the pavilion. HAGLEY LADIES' CLUB. The draw for the L.G.TJ. medal match, to be played on Friday afternoon, is:—Mia McClatchie piaye Misa Stewart, Misa Fleming plays Mrs Watta Ryan. Mr* C!*rk play* Misa E. Atkinson, Mi** D. Denshire play* Mr# C. Bormington, Mrs Harman plays acoter, Mrs C. F Smith plays Mies Newton, Miss II- Gunn plays Mrs Connal, Misa Bennie pUjs Mr* Qaigley, Miss Thomson play* Mrs Godfrey, Mies N. William* plays Mr* ■•'car. Mrs Hutton play* Mi*e M. Thacker, Mxa Curtis plays Mi** B. Holme*. Mr* R M. Adam* plays Mi** D. Tbacker. Mia* <"»uthrie plavs Mrs Bagshaw, Miss N Burrowea play* Mrs Smithaon. Mrs Lawrv play* Mrs Summers, Mrs Hobba plays Miss Buchanan, Misa G. Denshire pjava Mrs Wilkin, Miss Kicholson plays Miss B. Hobb*, Miss Pag* plays Miss Hill. Mra Bretherton plays Mrs H. T.- Adams. M» C. Buchanan play* Mrs van Ascb, Mrs Andrews playa Mrs Bid-

rfall, Mrs M. S. Brown plays Mrs H. R--Sellers. Mrs Styche plays scorer. In the stroke competition for C grade players Mrs S. P. Godfrey wae the winner, returning a oard which (fives her a handicap of 85. Mrs G/W. C. Smith «on, Mrs Dewi H. Dalies, and Miss N. Williams are ' other ruen:ber» who have recently earned handicap*.

were:— Gross. Hep. Hot Miss 8. Rutherford .. 63 23 40 Miss Y Daliell 76 35 41 Mrs Macfarlane 65 34 41 Mrs Cr»eroft Wilson 67 25 43