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CHRISTCHURCH LADIES' CLUB. terd»v oß £? m a'«V u Played at Shirley yesef: JS™ G ° db y nnd Miss B. Rutherford Orr P„i h S, SBn i. ora - and Mr » Murphy, Mrs The fon n » MrS Sam P v son «ed In the juniors. a tie following are the results:— ,_. „ SENIORS. sa|'&. rt „ d :: tz: g>«r :: jjss Miss E. White-Parsons .. 8 down ~ o JUNIORS. Mrs Sampson .. G dov/n M« £" i. • • 5 dOWII Miss le Cren .. 7 down Mrs Morgan ... 7 down Mi.. M. Enright 8 down M.ss B. Macdonald .. 9 down • HAREWOOD LADIES' CLUB. H» l , n »i he, J inte ': c l?. b . matcn between teams from Harewood and R.chmond Hill, played on the wereX* ~- n k' ° n T^ esday ' the home were the winners. Results: M» R Vn,r nd HiU - , Harewood. K OU "S ~ • • 1 Mrs Binns . . 0 Mrs ous? 8,,t0n ? Mrs D - Skinaer 1 Mrf w a . Ckln •• X Mrs Blank .. 0 Mr» S? ttr °y •• 0 Mrs Bayfield .. 1 w P ? 0n •• I Mrs Wauchop .. 0 Mr, T M *„ WIISOn * Mrs Q« alle •• i M« ? » • • 0 Mrs Fraser .. 1 Mrs Gosset .. _0 Mrs Lynskoy .. 1 NINE-HOLE CANADIAN FOURSOME. Mrs Young and Mrs Binns and M,.™,"! 11 * 011 ° Mrs Skinner .. 1 Mrs Glackin and Mrs Blank and B a«r»y • • O Mrs Bayfield .. 1 \V Th ° m Ps°n and Mra Wauchop and Miss M Wilson 1 Mrs Quane .. 0 Mrs Hall and Mrs Fraser and Mrs Gosset .. 0 Mrs Lynskey .. 1 *i 7J . The postponed L.G.U. medal is to be p"layed i day ' September 26th. Draw will be published in papers September 24th. Closing day has been altered to October 9th instead of October 16th, and the iron club match will be cut out this season. ELLESMERE CLUB. The final of the club championship was played on the Ellosmere golf links, between E. W. Hunt and D. Taylor, over 86 holes, the latter winning 8 up and 7. In the semi-finals of the Bonnington Cup competition, C. G. Fisher beat E. W. Hunt 1 up, and W. J. Ormandy beat K. Skurr, after tieing over 36 holes. Fisher and Ormandy will meet in the final over 36 holes. The second qualifying round for the Lloyd trophy will bo played over the coming weekend, in conjunction with the Smithson trophy, a competition of 18 holes stroke play on handicap. In the ladies' section, Mr E. J. Cowan's trophy was played for in a medal match, Mrs Hunt and Mrs Young tieing with a net 76, and Mrs Lloyd being runner-up with a net 77.

METHVEN CLUB. The Methven Golf Club played s bogey match on Saturday for a cup presented by Mr S. O. Holmes. The results were: P. A. Watson all square, H. Thompson 4 down, H. Fryer 5 down. The Methven Golf Club will hold their closing day on September 27th, when the prizes and trophieß won during the season will be presented. GERALDINE CLUB. On Saturday _ a bogey match will be played on the Geraldine links for the Kerr Quaich (nun) and Sharpe Cnp (ladies). The draw is aa follows: Ladies: Mrs J. Scott v. Miss Rattray, Miss Sharpe v. Mrs Plimmer. Miss Crawford v. Mrs McClure, Miss V. Crawford v. Miss Roberts, Miss Parr v. Miss Shcrratt, Mrs Baokett v. Miss Hawke, Miß3 Wilton v. Miss Williams, Mise F. Crowe v. Miss Logan, Miss Upritchnrd v. Miss E. Mollroy, Mrs Valentino v. Mrs Fielden, Mrs D. Macdonald v. floorer. Men: A. J. Burrows r. D. C. Williamson, Q. Y. Chiistophers v. J. E>. McKechnie, G. N. Fielden v. Captain Kerr, E. Scott v. I>. Macdonald, F Holdpate v. D. Lack, Dr L. C. McMail v. W. Webb, A. A. Readdie v. P. G. Withers, Dr., Curtis t. J. Scott, P. Bennett v. G. W. Valentine, C Lynn v B. R. Macdonald, M. Campbell v. J. S. Barker, E. E. Beckett v. A. Sharpe, J. S. Lorimer t. S. Btimett. The following will represent Geraldine against Pleasant Point at Pleasant Point to-day: E. R. Beckett, G. W. Fielden, E. Scott, T>. Lack, J. S. Lorimer, J. D. McKechmo, Q. Y. Christophers, I>r. Curtis, J. Scott, and A. Vernon. CONTESTS IN AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS. (T7HITBD ritBBS ASSOCIATION—BT ELZCTBIC TZLIOBAPH—COPTMQHT.) MELBOURNE, September 17. '■ In one of the greatest battles for the national amateur, golf title. Harry Hattersley defeated Len Nottlefold, twice holder of the title, at the 88th hole. Sloan Morpeth beat Barton Adams in hollow fashion, 10 np and* 8. Alex Russell beat Eric Apperly 5 and 4. W. A. Edgar boat W. Rymill 1 np, after a grand struggle. The surprise of the professional matches was the defeat of B. Spence by J. Robertson, 8 and 5. Rufus Stewart beat Ivan Howard 8 and 7. E. Naismith beat A. Downs 2 np. W. J. Fowler beat Era Wood 8 and 2. THE SEMI-FINALS. (Received September 17th, 10.25 p.m.)' MELBOURNE, September 17. The somi-nnals of th© Australian amateur and professional golf championships to-day resulted:— AMATEURS. A. Russell defeated W. A. Edgar, $> vp and 7 to play. , T. Hattersley beat Sloan Morpeth at the 88lh hole. PROFESSIONALS. R. Stewart beat Naismith, 10 and 8. J. M. Robertson beat W. J. Fowler, 10 and 8. The finals in both sections will be played to-morrow.