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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19940, 29 May 1930, Page 2

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NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL. A special meeting of the New Zealand Golf Council was held on Monday, when there were present: Sir Alexander Roberts (chairman), Messrs W. A. K-iely, A. D. 8. Duncan, M. J. Crombie, Colonel R. O. Chesney, and Mr G. O. Sutton (secretary). An apology for absence was received from Mr L. (J. H. Tripp. It was unanimously resolved, alter very full consideration, that the 1930 championship meeting be played on the Manawatu Golf Club's links. Pat-nerston North, in October. A set of pioposed rules for future KiikWindcyer Cup competitions was submitted by Sir Alexander ttobcrts rnd Mr M. J. Crombie, and after slight amendments wtre approved and ordered to be forwarded to Australia for approval of Mr A. A. Windeyejand the Australian authorities. As soon as the rules are definitely agreed to by all parties they will be circulated.

HAGLEY CLUB. Following is tne draw for the fourth stroke handicap match, concurrent with the second qualifying* round of the Meares Cup and Haglcy Cap: Noon—W. J. Cartwright and P. G. Greenwood with E. J. Ross and J. G. Poison; F. Malpas and H. Baverstock with J. R. Montgomery and J. A. Mastertonj W. M. Tyera and C. T. Aschman with C. N. Haslam and J. Barnott: T. W. Lewis and H. P. Lawry with M. McLeod and J. WynIrwin. 12.80 p.m—T. W. Reese and D. E. Wood with S. Steele and G. W. Stephens; C. Buchanan and M. N. Rogers with R. A. Cutbbert and D. W. Runsell; J. C. Sheldon and W. Fairclough with E. A. Summers and F B. Hale; H. Henderson and A. E Caddick with C. C. Wilson and J. F. Fitzgerald; W. McNamara and A. B. Lane with Dr. Fenwick and C. H White. 12.46 p.m.—F. J. Shanks and P. C. Browne with H. T. Francis and D. E. Hutton; L. G. WeUbrock and H. E. Edgar with A C. Cottrell and D. Buddo. 1 pjn.—T. H. Foster and J. S. Bowie with W. A. Purdie and C. H. Johnstone; C. S. Penlington and V. R. Hean with A. Nettleton and W. G. Brass; A. B. L. Ross and D. Williams with T. White and E. Delahunty; M. S. Brown and P. E. Hean with D. Crozier and F. J. Needham; F. A. Ellis and J A. Redpath with E. S. Bowie and C. E, Purchase; K. M. Ollivier, E. E. Weßt, W Beadel, and another.

CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. Owing to the football match, Canterbury versus Britain, being played on June 7th, the G. K. Rhodes mixed foursome flag match, scheduled for that day, has been postponed till Saturday, June 14th. The following team has been chosen to play Amberley, at Shirley, this week-end:— J. Dolph, F. 0. A"Court, W. R. M. Irwin, W. A. McQueen, H. E. Button, E. W. Hasell, M. J. Russell. J. W. Dtolton. RANGIORA CLUB.

Flayers will choose their own partners for Canadian foursome to be played on

Saturday. The following will represent Rangiora agains' Charteris Bay, at Rangiora, on June Ist:—J. Galloway, E. O. Heuey, G. J. Ucney, P. G. Ellis, H. K. Kippenberger, A. Purdie, 0. Taylor, G. J. Leech, L. W. Menzies, T. Mcßae, H. Macdonald, and J. M. Fraser. Mrs Tolmie, Miss Morrish, Mrs G. J. Leech, Miss Walker, Mrs H. Heney, Mrs Keetley, Mrs Fraser, and Mrs G. J. Honey. The following is the draw for the match between president's and captain's teams on Tuesday:— President: L. E. Carter, L. H. Leech, R. J. Smith, P. G. Ellis, H. K. Kippenberger, R. Macdonald, 0. Taylor, A. Ambrose, J. E. Strachsn, L. W. Menzies, H. Heney, T. McRae, T. H. Blain, L. M. King, D. A. 0. Will, G. March, J. A. Johnston, A. Macdonald, F. W. Garland, F. B. Glasgow, G. Mehrtens, W, Charleson. ' Captain: J. Galloway, E. O. Heney, R. G. Edward, G. J. Heney, 7. G. Tolmie, W. Smith, A. Purdie, J. W. Stanton, J. Palairet, G. J. Leech, G. W. Watson, W. O Keetley. R. J. Logan, J. M. Fraser, A. Harper, W. E. Barton, E. S. McPhail, W. Mackenzie, E. D. R. Smith, S. T. Seward, J. Kilgour, W. T. N. Keir. ' Singles in the forenoon and four-ball foursome in the afternoon. The ladies will choose their own partners for eclectic match to be played on the same day.

CHRISTCHURCH LADIES» CLUB. The Coronation medal was played at Shirley yesterdav. Following were the results:— Gross. Hep. Net. Miaa Beadel .. ..79 7 72 Miss B. Rutherford .. 85 9 76 Miss M. Giles .. .. 95 17 78 Miss O. Stevens .. ..69 9 80 Miss P. Gould .. .. S3 8 80 Mrs Pumphrey .. ..90 9 81 Mrs Barker .. ..95 14 81 AVONDALE LADIES' CLUB. Mrs Reynolds was the winner of the sealed holes match played on Tuesday. Entries for the L.G.U. match, to be played on June Bth, close on Monday. HAGLEY LADIES' CLUB. The Coronation medal match was played yesterday afternoon, the best cards being:— Mrs F. L. Hutchinson ..90 17 78 Mrs A. G. McClatchie ..87 13 74 Miss E. Stewart .. 89 15 74

AMURI LADIES' CLUB. The following is the draw for the monthly medal match, to be played on June 4th:— Mrs Oliver plays Mrs Penwell. Mrs G. Reid plays Mrs P. Thomson. Mrs Jclfs plays Mrs Gould. Miss Hill plays Mrs Gorton. Mrs Dearden plays Mrs Rogers. Mrs J. Reid plays Mrs D. C. Macfarlane. Miss Suckling plays Miss Hitchcock. Mrs Aldridge plays Miss PolhilL Mrs Bethel! plays scorer. The draw for the L.G.U. medal match, which must be played on Juno 6th, is as follows: Miss Polhill plays Mrs P. Thomson. Mrs G. Reid plays Mrs Penwell. Mrs Oliver plays Mrs Bethell Mrs Macfarlane plays scorei. During the coming week-end a match will be played on the Amuri links between the Amuri and Kaikoura Clubs. RAKAIA LADIES' CLUB. On Tuesday the Rakaia Ladies' Golf Club ?layed a bogey match for L.G.U. members, 'he winner was Mrs Cordner. The four best cards were: —Mrs Cordner, 6 down; Miss Christianson, 7 down: Mrs Hardy, 9 down; Miss Turkington, 9 down. The sealed hole competition in the nonhandicap division was won by Miss Muckle who. while earning her L.G U. handicap, a!so won Mr Cordner's trophy for the first junior to obtain her handicap. The four best cards were: —Miss Muckle, 49; Mrs A. T. Richards, 65; Miss Donaldson 55; Miss G. Harrison, 57.

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