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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21118, 20 March 1934, Page 13

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CHRISTCIIURCH LADIES' CLUB The following is the draw lor the medal match to be played at Shirley on Wednesday, March 21:—Miss V. Fleming v. Mrs Butcher, Miss M. Beadel v. Miss K. Johnston, Mrs K. Gresson v. Mrs McKiliop, Miss If. Loughnan v. Miss J. Stevenson, Miss B. Holmes v. Miss White-Parsons. Miss D. Fleetwood v. Miss B. Kiver, Mrs N. Tingey v. Miss R. Maefarlane, Mrs M. Luuisson v. Mrs G. van Aseh, Miss G. Browne v. Miss E. Fleetwood, Miss M. Newton v. Miss P. Norton. Mrs A. E. Barker v. Miss M. Ward, Mrs R. Francis v. Mrs S. Foster, Mrs C. Bennington v. Mrs R. Lascelles, Miss Wilkin v. Mrs L. Scott. Mrs J. Montgomery v. Mrs J. E. Donald, Mrs G. Fleetwood v. Mrs Frater. Miss B. Webb v. Mrs S. Sampson, Mrs K. C. Symes v. Mrs J. F. Duncan, Mrs F. Bvittain v. Miss H. Buchanan, Mrs J. Wilks v. Mrs P. Hall. Miss N. Enright v. Mrs H. Wood. Mrs G. Wort v. Miss Fulton, Mrs H. H. Wauehop v. Miss M. Enright, Mrs K. Macdonaki v. Mrs P. Arclagh, Sirs D. Gould v. scorer.

HAN.MER SPRINGS CLUB The Hanmer Springs. Golf Club played the iinals of its championships during the week-end. The men's junior event attracted many onlookers. The results were as follows: Senior championship—A. Reid von, 6 up and 5. Junior championship—A. J. Lahmert won, 4 up and J. Women's junior championship— Miss Joan Sutherland won. 3 up and 1. The standard of play was below the usual championship form, Reid taking, 82 and Ensor tit! for the 18 holes. Reid gained the lead and retained it throughout. In the afternoon, Reid again took the lead and went on to win, t> up and 5. In the junior finals. A. J. Lahmert and Donald Stark were both first season players. In the morning Lahmert finished' 2 up, taking 87. In the afternoon Lahmert kept his lead, winning 4 up and 3. The finalists for the women's junior chamoionshio were Miss W. Hcushaw and M„ss J. Sutherland. A one-club match played during the week-end resulted a-' follows:--Gross. Hep. Net. E. W. Carter .. tU) <\ 71 J. S. Young .. W> la V 4 IAIKLIK CLUB The annual meeting of the rairlie Gulf Club was well attended. Mr J. Trotter, who presided, reported that with till.- new links the season had proved the most successful for many years. The membership had largely inereuM'd. At the end of the season all the ut'eens haul been dressed and re.-own. with excellent results. Thanks were due to Mr W. Whitehead, who had gratuitously undertaken the duties of green keeper. It was due to his etithusi-

asm that the greens were in sucti splendid order. To show appreciation in some measure of Ins work, Mr Whitehead had been presented on closing day with a set ot steel-halted clubs and a but;. Messrs Carlton Brothers and 11. Mitchell also had dune valuable work during the year. The finance of the club was sound. A fixed deposit of it 100 liad h.-ui held for some ;. curs, a::d this had in en realised, and much money hail been spent on bringing the greens to their nrosent standard. Thei a was a credit balance of £:B. The v.miihhV i hain-j-ion-hip liad been won be Mrs I'erey Carlton, and the men's bv A. H. G.lImghaio. A team from Fairho plavod in tile Bristol Cu;i oiii'.n. tit:'.;:. anal was third. The toilowing nttavr; wore < looted: - President, Mr ■>. Tro't.-r; vs-e-nrc. .- dents. Meisrs H. Carlton and A. 11. Gdlimdiam; club captain. Mr if. Carlton: -ecmtarv and tree nur, Mr \V. A B. Morton: ground committee. Messrs \V. Who, .ju;,,| ;,.,<< j\ tgsrih e. match coi-mmtce, -M'-.--r.-, S. Battel, and J. A. Frasor. It was decided that the sea. on be opened on Tkur.-day, A;.'f;l f). !K)K()K\l'\ Cl,l'll The MUsoii of the Hon.rata Gulf Club was opened on Saturday at'terni'en on the Terrace .station links b\ the patron <Mr Godfrey Ilalii. Be ce!igraii;!,,ted members on thi;r improved play during last. i-ea-on ;nul on tiie line e'ondition of the links, and w;sh<d them succes-, foi' the ; case:: Mr Ball drove the first ball. The following were the best cards of the mixed foursome:-

Mrs W. Stone end F. H. HiaU . . tiG Mrs T. A. H. Richards and C. D. McGarry . . . . <">" Miss D. Oliver and A. J. Harris . . CO Miss Thn.-m- and T. H. A. Ktchnrds. itMiss D. Thwaitos and D. Drown .. 101 Mrs McFarlane and W. Stone .. Kit: Mrs W. O. Gray and A. Charles ..111! clen-iti (i.in V »,T., !i:. T i Tiu; I'll. - ■ TIM.ARC. March Hi. Following arc lite results of a mixed foursomes match played by th" Gieuiti Golf Club on Saturday ■■•

At a subsequent meeting it was reported that last year the club made a 10-s of ,Cl 7 on tlie bus service provided At (he annual mooting this vear however, it was considered th::'. any loss should be borne by the users of'the bus. Thirtv members volunteered to "uarantce 10s each towards the- service and it was decideci that as 50 "uarantors were necessary the question be held open till Easter. r I ho committee could consider the number of uuarantors available and make a decision The president stated that miless 50 names were obtained other transport arrangements would have to be made. It was a creed that application he made for aOdiatiou with the Ladle.. Golf Union. \i ; , meeting «.t women l .lemuei :, ohicers Were anoointed as follov.-: - Cantam. M. Stewart, secre'ary, ATv'< E. O. Joseph: committee »--- dame-; A. Caithness, O. L. Robertson, and Miss V. Reeves.

Gncis. ilcp. Net. Mrs O. I.. Robcrti-uii and H. .1. Moves Kit! 2-". Ill Mrs E. O. Joseph a.'Ki Hex Joiu-s .. ml: L-n ii.; Miss P. T?ceves and H. Mull wrick li7 -!) Hu Mi.-s D. Mdhvea mid W. K. Grant . . 1>V> -<' Ut! Mrs ShrrraU and Dr. N. K. Cox . . I'll '■'•> 11!1 Mr; Lau!-f>n?on ;iml O. L. Robertson . . i-l'.i -i HJ