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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19728, 19 September 1929, Page 2

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NORTH CANTERBURY LADIES* CHAMPIONSHIPS. WON BY MISS DOROTHY CHRYSTALL. It would have been impossible to have had worse conditions than prevailed when play was resumed at Harewood yesterday morning. There was a heavy nor'-wester with occasional heavy showers. Harewood is exposed to such conditions, and received the full blast of the gale. The second rounds of the senior and junior championships and two concurrent stroke handicaps were played, and considering the weather some good scores were returned. Miss E Parson's 87 was the best. The winners of the respective championships were anticipated. Miss Chrystall winning the championship by four strokes from Miss E. Parsons, while Mrs McKillop had a runaway victory in the junior championship. She won by 15 strokes from Mrs N. E. Ting-ey Only on Tuesday Mrs McKillop obtained a senior handicap, and in addition to winning the bogey handicap on Tuesday she annexed the senior medal handicap yesterday. Her score of 94 yesterday under the conditions was very creditable for » 20 handicap player. The junior medal handicap was won by Mrs C. A. Quane. The following were the results:— SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. First Second

AVONDALE CLUB. The following is the draw for the bogey handicap to be played on the Avondale links on Saturday. This match provides an opportunity for junior members to meet the more experienced players of the club, and they are requested to get into touch with each other by telephone before Saturday, players moat go out with scorer as drawn vader penalty of disqualification, unless otherwise arranged with the Hatch Committee:— _ Noon—H. Lightband plays E. B. Rimmmgton, K. C. Ward plays F. T. A. Williams, L. J. Lewis plays D. M. Fraser, N. V. Smith, plays G. T. Bullock. 12.30 p.m.—B. J. Masters plays 0. E. Trippner, J. Millard plays H. de B. Flesher, J. R. Grange plays J. B. Neale, St. G. Atkinson plays B. H. Stephens, J. M. Preston plays H. L. Vincent. 12.45 p.m.—B. St. G. Atkinson plays A. Groom, G. W. Gambles plays T. Aspell, L. Nash plays R. M. Babineton, M. Armstrong plays J. IGant, H 0. Stevens plays S. C. Bingham, H. Wilson plays 0. E. Heinz, 0. H. Bascand plays J. A. Hadfleld. 1 p.m.—J. Martin plays S. H. Jones, 3. Carter plays Tj. W. Pither, K. More plays H. L. Babin?ton, F. W. Deigbton plays K. C. B. Johnston, W. Clark plays F. J. Easther E. T. Harvey plays R. C. Horsley. 1.15 p.m.—J. G. Irwin plays E. Atkinson. L. A. Gordon plays W. A. Erasmuson. W. W. McKinney plays A. Halligan, L. S. Smith plays P. H. Hyndman, F. M. Gundry play* W. A. McKinney. O. Andersen plays H. C'ark, E. Middleton plays T J. Halliburton. W. H. Andersen plays T. E. F. Dobson, J. E. Stokes plays R. W. Midgley, G. Miller plays W. J Turnpenny. 1.30 p.m.—F. W. Finnegan plays C- B. Mills. T. W. Patterson plavs L. W. Hudi Kon. *R. TJutMe plays A. McDonald-Smith. N. G. Pijrou plays i> W. McGill, J. *^ eT ® e nlavg T. Dolan. .T. l». Davis plays G. G. Stubley. R. A. Campbell plays T. Macßae, J. B. McClymont play® L. J. Kilnck, M. S. Nottingham plays M. W. Simes. KAIAPOI CLUB. In the final of the Kaiapoi Golf Club's ladies' championship, which was played during the week-end, Miss A. A. Lynakey, the present champion, defeated Mrs D P Brennan 3 up and 1. The final of the Stickings Cnp competition resulted in a win for Miss M. Dunn (36), who defeated Miss J. Stark ',26) on the last following ie the draw for the Para ham trophy, to be played on Saturday next: T C Butcher v. J. H. Blackwell, J. G. Yellow lees v. 3. D. Palairet, H. B. Aspinall v G. Hammer, Dr. Ramsay v. R. D. Evans E N. T Reese v. S. Rinaldi, E. J. Corooran v. H. H. Blackwell, L. J Parnham v. T. R lieithead, L. B. Evans v. A. W. Leithead. F. L. Parnham v R Pearse, I. Yellow-lees v Dr. Gillett, J Boeomworth v. A. Wells Newton, D. White v. W. Stickings, H. E. Weat v. J. Mcintosh. G Hirst v. W. Clarke, J Johnston v. J. McDougall, H. Wvatt v W. McPartlin, Dr. Bradshaw v. E. E. Papprill, H. Bottrell v. F. G Gurusey, J. Penlington v. G. H Garbutt The official closing will take place on September 28th. INFANT DROWNED. (PBBSS ASSOCIATION rEUSSKAK.) GISBORNE, September 18. The 18-month-old daughter of Maka Tauranga, of Hicks Bay, was missed by her mother for a few minutes, and on search being made was found in a pool nearby.

BRIDGE PARTY. The large reception room at the Canterbury Women's Club, gay with daffodils and wattle, was filled with members and friends last night, when a most enjoyable bridge party, organised by Mrs D. Lee and Mrs D. Donn, was held. Mtb Lee wore a becoming £rock of japonica pink georgette, trimmed with rows of faggotting, and Mrs Donn's frock was of black and rose-pink patterned georgette, with yoke of black geor-

gette. STILLWELL*S DANCE ASSEMBLY. A very successful dance was held on Saturday evening by Mr Reg. Stillwell's Dance Assembly. Two bands, under the conductorship of Messrs E. Jackson and S. Griffia, supplied the dance music, rp'jjg dinners of the lucky-spot dances were: —-Misses Scullion, B. Gregory, J. Struthers, E. Curtiss, T. Lathan, and Phair The Assembly will hold a special dance on Saturday next at the Caledonian Hall, when massed bands will be featured.

Round. Round. TL Miss D. Chrystall . 86 89 175 Miss E. Parsons . 92 87 179 Mrs E. J. Pumphrey . . 93 88 181 Miso H. Loughnan . 89 93 182 Mrs G. Kingscote . 89 94 183 Miss R. Cracroft Wilson 90 97 187 Mrs K. M Gresson . 89 99 188 Mrs 0. H. Barns . 92 101 193 Miss E. White-Parsons 94 99 193 Mrs Manning . 96 100 196 Miss D. Bruce . 91 107 198 Mrs M. H. Godby . 95 103 198 Mrs H. Richards . 97 102 199 JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. First Second Round. Round. Tl. Mrs A. C. McKillop . . 95 94 189 Mrs Tingey . 100 104 204 Mrs 0. H. Knight . 102 106 208 Miss Giles . 100 110 210 Mrs Bayfield .. . . 107 112 219 Miss L. Gates . 101 119 220 Mrs J. Stringer . 105 115 220 SENIOR MEDAL HANDICAP. Gross Hdcp. Net. Mrs A. C. McKillop .. 94 20 74 Miss E. Parsons .. 87 9 78 Mrs E. J. Pumphrey .. 88 10 78 Miss Morris .. .. 97 19 78 Miss H. Loughnan .. 93 13 80 Mrs Manning .. 100 18 82 Miss G. Baxter .. 100 17 83 Mrs Kingscote .. .. 94 10 84 Mrs K. M. Gresson .. 99 14 85 Miss E. White-Parsons .. 99 12 87 Miss E. Macfarlane .. 103 16 87 Mrs Frater .. 107 20 87 Miss R. Cracroft Wilson 97 9 88 Mrs O. H. Burns .. 101 12 89 Mrs H. Richards .. 102 12 90 Mrs McClatchie .. 102 11 91 Miss B. Kiver .. 105 12 93 Mrs M. H. Godby .. 103 9 94 Miss D. Bruce .. 107 13 94 JUNIOR MEDAL HANDICAP. Gross. Hdcp. Net. Mrs 0. A. Quane .. Ill 32 79 Mrs -N E. Tingey .. 104 21 83 Mrs C. H. Knight .. 106 21 85 Miss Giles .. 110 21 89 Miss B. Hobbs .. no 21 89 Mrs Bayfield .. .. 112 22 90 Mrs Pierce .. .. 118 25 93 Mrs Stringer .. .. 115 21 94 Mrs Wauchop .. 121 27 94 Miss L. Gatea .. 119 22 97 Owing to the boisterous weather the four-ball bogey match scheduled for yesterday afternoon was postponed until this afternoon, when the putting competition will be decided.