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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21905, 5 October 1936, Page 3

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BLANK FINISHES WELL CHRISTCHURCH CLUB TITLE P. R. GODBY BEATEN IN FINE MATCH In a very fine match, in which the winner did not once lead' until the thirtysixth hole, A. R. Blank defeated P. R. Godby, 1 up, for the championship of the Christchurch Golf Club on Saturday afternoon. Blank, who is one of the most experienced golfers in the province, was given a great fight by his young opponent, who, one up after the morning round, held a lead of two holes from the twentythird to the thirtieth. Godby still had a lead at the thirty-fifth, but dropped a stroke on each of the last two holes. Neither player was right on his game In the morning, both missing some short putts, but in the afternoon both players played really fine golf. Their driving'" throughout was a feature of the game. Blank having only three poor drives and Godby playing without an error until the last hole, when he hooked under the trees. Both players had trouble in stopping the ball on the greens, the ground being very hard in spite of its green appearance. The weather was perfect for the game, and there was only a light wind. ’ Close Scoring

The players matched each other stroke for stroke through the greater part of the game, and only one hole in the first half of the morning round and one again in the first half of the afternoon round were not halved.

Godby lost his chance at the thirtieth, when Blank hooked his second into a bunker and his opponent failed to stop his ball on the green after an approach over the guarding bunker. Blank won that hole and squared the match with a great two at the short thirty-first. At the next Godby narrowly missed a j?utt for an eagle three, and the hole was halved in birdie fours. Godby took the lead again at the short thirty-third, and Blank had to sink a tricky six-footer on the next green for a half. At the thirty-fifth Godby failed to find the green with his second and missed a five-foot putt lor the half. His hooked drive at the last hole left him an awkward approach from under the trees, and Blank, playing safe, won the hole and the championship with a par four. The cards were as follows: MORNING Out: Par .. 44355444 3—36 Blank ..15 5 3 6 5 44 5 4—41 . Godby ... 5 5 3 5 5 4 4 5 4—40 Home: Par .. 4443 53 5 4 4—36 Blank .. 44 5 3 5 47 3 6—41 Godby .. 454 4 5 46 4 4—40 AFTERNOON Out: ■ Blank .. 44365445 3—37 Gpdby .. 4435 44 4 5 3—36 Home: Blank ...4 5424454 4—36 Godby .. 4 5 5 3 4 3 5 5 5—39. Richards and Cox Cups In the final of the Richards Cup competition J. Dolph beat J. H. Mortloek 13 and 12, after being 10 up on completing the first round. A. D. Tench and L. B. Scott finished all square in the final of the Richards Cup event, and in the play-off Tench beat Scott 4 and 3. CHRISTCHURCH TEAM SELECTED MATCH AT TIMARU The Christchurch Golf Club’s team to meet Timaru for the Orbell Cup. at Timaru, on October 11, has been selected Blwik. C. J. Wird, E. J. Pumphrey, P. R. Godby, C. A. Seymour. L. A.Dougall (captain), R. W. Morgan, A. A. Boon, M. H. Godby, and M. W. Simes. Reserves: O. A. Y. Johnston, J. Ramsden, W. G. Morrison. _ _ „ . „ Women—Mesdames M. H. Godby, A. c. McKillop, W. Twomey, and E. J. Pum phrey. Misses V. Fleming, J. Stevenson, E. White-Parsons, E. Fleetwood, H. Buchanan, and E. Nutt. . ... Entries for the Norton Francis Cup wIU close oh October 8. The match will be played’on October 18. , HAGLEY CLUB CLOSING OF SEASON There was a large attendance of players, members, and their friends at Hagley on Saturday, when the closing day competition and presentation of prizes took place The weather and the course were SS perfect, gd V.TK- C .“rf S e holes^fiwfeeDenSiston Memorial Cup. back over nine gaturdaytie, necessitating a PI c j, Smith, WVrnSe who were in Sgf o S f afternoon tea.' had a very busy the patron of the club. dlorgeHarris. to present prizes, the M Foley, uttered the annual n regartfing necessity for cioslng So^i g when the course was at hs The scores returned during tn Sid. indicated an mi-round imorovement in members golf. He men turned briefly the activities of the club W The Allowing is the prize 11st:-

LADXES’ CLUB SSSS? %£*£ M^ s ar s ' m b7TcZ\ ih. ik inion°- safe spas « N B Wynne; runner-up, Mrs RRichards Lacfies’ Golf Union . silver medal:* 1 Miss M. Saunders. Ladles TT«ir.n hrnnze medal: Mrs T. G. wauace. Rineer senior: Mrs J. C. Cullman. Ringer, innior-’ Mrs W-' J- Cartwright. Miss M. Saunders’s prizes for b ° ge^.^ e j a |? S th. sss= “ladies’ Golf Union Medals— Siiver divi sion: Miss D. Bruce. Mrs J. H. Stnnger gih“S. M division*: Mrs f J. SS-ST a m - ASPS.’? A2SE “ggfy cSS.rfitlen.-A Brede. HU E. il'i Miss D. Bruce (J), Mrs J. r^miSan-(21), Miss M. Fear (J), Miss £ Stewart? Mrs J. H. Striker B g^ade’. Mra S. N. *B, H?‘ G. Matches— Opening Day Cup: MrsC. M; Clarkson and W, A - Pur me. r j fl f^iftrlc* Mrs C* Buchanan .and C• • ss?a. irff. aaj£ /IS™ n/r__ a Young and C. J. Croiasione. WySh Bwta Vise: Miss M. Saunders and j. A. Fyfe. PKIZES J. t tp Pnwlev runner-up,. G. R. wauace. WAfflev Cup: C. P. Bruere, L. E - Ro . wl ®X‘ t» Macfarlane Veterans Cup_- * gteh?r e W Price. P- E. Bean Cup: J. APvteC. J. Goldstone. . _ R ok, woodwaid. D. E. , W V P^ r 'Rowle^'(2)f r e- Pi W. |sdon. | at^‘ 1, i 0n piMlt°T - Bamsay, A. A. O* _ .. ladles were - preS F e^v P » M. Foley), sented by the *£®|^ erton j. H. Stringer, Mesdames A- C- s Atkinson H. and Misses L. Hwcoiu w « an( j Thomson, Messrs B. S. Kent (captain).

ANOTHER. WIN FOR A. R. BLANK THE NORTH CANTERBURY ' CHAMPIONSHIPS A. R. Blank won his second championship in two days when he returned cards of 79 in each round of the North Canterbury amateur golf championship at Harewood yesterday. Conditions were very bad, as a high wind syrept across the course practically all day, and little shelter was to be had at any of the holes. The wind made distances very hard to judge, and while holes of 500 yards could be reached in two, a powerful iron was needed to get the green at the fourth, about 140 yards away. The standard among the seniors was not good, and Blank’s two rounds were the only gross scores returned in the seventies. The juniors were in better form, and both morning and afternoon medal rounds were won with net scores of 69. C. J. Ward and J. L. Blair were runners-up to Blank in the senior championship, and Blair’s rooming round won him the senior medal. In the afternoon this medal was won by C. S. Peate with a card of 81, 6— 75. The junior' medals were won by I*. J. Moorhouse "in the morning and by R. C. Saunders in the afternoon, each with cards of 69, the former playing from the 15 mark and the latter from the 18 mark. The gross score teams’ match resulted in a tie between the Shirley and Avondale teams, and the handicap teams’ match was won by a Harewood team, with two other Harewood teams in second and third place. A putting competition was won by E. A. Etheridge with a card of 15 for nine holes. Bogey handicaps were played on Saturday, when the bogey of the course was badly beaten by several players. S. Morris won the event with a card of 6 up and A. B. Edwardes was second with a score of 5 up. The following were the results:— SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

SENIOR MEDALS , Morning—J. L. Blair gross 81, handicap 3, net 78; A. B. Blank 79. 0—79; C. S. Peate 85, 6—79: N. Fararnt 87, 7—Bo. Afternoon —C. S. Peate 81, 6—75; D. B. L. Bowker 81, 5—76: I. M. Godby 82, 6 76; M. H. Godby 82. 5—77. JUNIOR MEDALS Morning—L. J. Moorhouse 84, 15—69; A. C. Sandston 86, 12—74; M. R. Blank. 86. 12—74; N. Boon 89. 14—75. Afternoon—R. C. Saunders 87, 18—69; J. T. Tavener 84, 12—72; M. R. Blank 85, 12—73; J. L. Kerr 88. 14—74. Bogey Match —S. Morris (11) 6 up, E. B. Edwardes (8) 5 up. A, J. C. Nicholson (6) 3 up. HAREWOOD TEAMS’ MATCH (Gross Scores) Shirley (C. J. Ward, M. H. Godby, P. R. Godby, H. W. Macfarlane) .. 337 Avondale (J. L. Blair, J. W. Gibson, J. W. Jackson, R. D. Frizzell) .. 337 Harewood (A. R. Blank, L. W. Fleetwood, C. S. Peate. M. W. Batter th waite) .. •• •• 339 TINGEY TEAMS’ MATCH (Handicap Scores) Harewood E (A, D. Neill, C. A. Slee, ■ A. W. Williams. J. T. Tavener) 320 Harewood G (N. Boon, F. Wi Stevens, F O. Schmidt, A. A. Grimmer) 322 Harewood D (L. J. Moorhouse, C. Haigh, G. H Frater, A. B. Edwardes) •• • ■ • • • • 333 The Quane Cup for the best gross score in either round of the championships was won by A. R. Blank with 79. RUSSLEY CLUB Stroke handicaps were played at Bussley on Saturday in fine weather. The course was in excellent condition and the scoring was good, no fewer than 12 players playing under their handicaps Best cards were;— A Grade-=-H. E. Solomon 76 gross. 5 handicap, 71 net: R. V. White 85. 14—71; J. Earl 82. 10—72; G. J. Leech 86, 14—72; J. W. Logan 78, 5—73; W, Saddler 87. 14— 73" R. B Dagger 79, 5—74; J. P. Gilmour 80,’ 6 —74; E. F. L. Hill 88, 14—74. B Grade—J. P. Hawke 94 gross. 24 handicap. 70 net; D. F. Glanvllle 88, 15—71; C. H. Smith 87, 16—71; J. Steer 95, 23 72; R. C. Horsley 91. 18—73; G. W.C. Smithson 97, 24—73; R. L. Woods 95, 20— 75; J. L. Myhre 95, 20 —75; C. Emerson 99, 24—75. , . , , Further results In the club championships were:— . ' „ A Grade —Second round: A; O. Wellwood beat B. B. L. Bowker 1 up at nineteenth, H. P. Bennie beat A. M. Fowler 3 and 1, J. P. Gilmour beat B. B. Dagger 3 and 2, L. E. Robinson beat J. R. Stevenson 3 and 2. Semi-final: Wellwood beat Rennie 3 and 1, Robinson beat Gilmour 2 and 1. Wellwood and Robinson meet in final over 36 holes. B Grade—Second round: O. H. Burns beat R. A. Wltbrock 4 and 3, A. E. Benne beat H. C. Hassall by default, A. H. Dargie beat Earl 3 and C* H. Pllniiftcr beat C. E. Ayers 4 and 3. Semi-final: Benzie beat Burns 2 and 1, Dargie beat Pllmmer 4 and 3. Dargie and Benzie meet in final over 36 holes. C Grade —Second round; H. A. Jarden beat R. L. Woods 2 and 1, L. W. Baker beat F. V. Turner 2 up, J. G. Malcolm beat C, H. Smith 1 up, M. Gould beat J. A Blyth 2 and 1. Semi-final: Jarden beat Baker 4 and 3, Malcolm beat Gould 5 and 4. Jarden nnd Malcolm meet in final over 36 holes. TEMPLETON COUNTRY CLUB Very few cards were handed in for the bogey competition held during the weekend. The best card was that of C. M. Harris (8) 1 down, the next being J, W. Arnold 3 down. . . „ The final round for the junior championship over 36 holes was played between L. C. Stephens and D. N. Eppstein. Stephens held a comfortable lead after 18 holes had been played, winning the match at the thirtieth hole. The final round of the Millner Cup competition was played, Miss Robertson and M. W. Simes winning from Mr and Mrs H. Marshall 2 and 1. K Clark, a visitor from Dunedin, holed his tee shot at the first hole (171 yards). ' RANGIORA CLUB A medal match was played* by members of the Rangiora Golf Club on Saturday afternoon, the winners being E. O. Heney (A grade) and J. A. McKay (B grade). Best cards returned were: — A Grade—E. O. Heney 71 gross, 2 handicap, 69 net, J. D. Galloway 71. I—7o, A. Macdonald 87, 16—71, _ _ B Grade —J. A. McKay 91, 20—71, E. D. Masters 96, 22—74. C. L. Meredith-Kaye 95, 19 iii 76 the semi-finals of the club’s trophy, Heney beat P. M. Giles, and A. C. Fraser beat P. G. Ellis. P. G. Ellis beat H. K. Kippenberger in the semi-final of the senior championship, and will play Heney in the final over 36 holes.

BRITISH WOMEN’S TITLE MISS MORGAN BEATS MISS WADE IN FINAL CUaiTSD VSKSS i.SSOCU.TIOK' —COPTEI6HT.) LONDON, October 2. In the final of the British women’s golf championship Miss Wanda Morgan defeated Miss P. Wade 2 and 1. MISS BARTON’S WIN WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA (uiutbs raxss associatiok — coptsioht.) (Received October 4, 7.30 p.m.) NEW YORK, October 3. Miss Pamela Barton (England) won the women’s golf championship of America, defeating Mrs Maureen OrcuU Crews. 4 and 3. over 36 holes. Barton is the first English winner of the tide since 1913. ... , Miss Barton, who is the British titleholder. in her semi-final defeated Miss Marion Miley, of Kentucky, 3 up and 1. Mrs Crews, in her semi-final, defeated Miss Kathryn Hemphill, of Columbia (South Carolina), 4 and 2.

CATHRO WINS TITLE AT WANGANUI (PBESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) WANGANUI. October 3. L. Cathro, of the Castlecliff Club, won the Wanganui amateur golf championship this afternoon, defeating A. R. Kitto, of the Seafield Club, 3 and 2. The final was played in heavy rain. WAIMAIRI BEACH CLUB The stroke handicap played at Waimairi Beach yesterday was won by B. C. Rowe, who returned a card 101, 23—78 The best cards were:—B. C. Rowe 101 gross. 23 handicap, 78 net; S. G. H. Rich 92. 12—80: H. E. Clark 101, 20—81; W. H. Wilson 99. 18—81; J. C. Corsbie 104, 20— 84. KAIAPOI CLUB A medal match was played at the Kaiapoi links on Saturday afternoon, the followlr" being the best cards returned;— Seniors—S. E. Papprill 81 gross. 14 handicap, 67 net, G. Hammer 85, 14—71, F. S. Smaill 85, 13—72, R. H. Reid 87, 15—72. Juniors—J. H. Blackwell 87 gross, 22 handicap, 65 net; F. E. Twyford 93, 24—69. AVONDALE LADIES’ CLUB The best cards returned in the Ladies’ Golf Union competitions were:— Seniors—Miss P. Ellwood 89 gross, 16 handicap, 73 net; Mrs N. V. Smith 92. 18— 74; Mrs W, E. Stickings 85, 10—75; Mrs W. J Owens 89. 14—75; Mrs L. S. Smith 89, 14—75; Mrs J. Martin 95, 17 —78. Juniors —-Miss A. Hlne 94 gross, 27 handicap, 67 net: Miss J. Atkinson 101, 28— 73i'Miss T. Knowles 93. 19—74; Miss B. G. Blair 97, 22—75; Mrs Early 107, 29 —78; Mrs H. R. Blair 110. 32—78. Miss T. Knowles was the winner of Mrs Owens’s trophy in the eclectic competition. ASHBURTON BEATS HIGHFIELD The annual match played between the Ashburton Club and the Highfield Club (Timaru), at Ashburton yesterday, was won by the local team by 16 games to 13. Details (Ashburton names first): — Singles—R. McGregor lost to J. McKay, E. R. Jones lost to E. Scott, W. P. Anderson beat G. R. Kingston, C. Bennington lost to J. Linton, L. E. Carter beat R. Jones, W, Hedges beat D. Moyes, B. McSherry beat H. H. Harris. I. M. Hamilton beat D. J. Purdon, R. Gudsell beat P. S. Sin- • clair, G. Leahy beat R. Tonkin, R. B. Lambert lost to E. G. Kerr, sen., C. Cuff beat G. Webster, R. W. Orr beat B. Baxter, S. Truman halved with G. Fairbrother, F. P. Fogarty lost to I. Cunningham, A. L. Jones lost to W. Davis, J. M. Mcßae lost to D. Sutherland, R. G. Ross beat G. Foote, J. Lane beat J. Doyle, H. G. Kemp beat A. Almond. Foursomes—McGregor and E. R. Jones lost to McKay and Scott, Anderson and Bonnington beat Kingston and Linton, Carter and Hedges beat "R. Jones and Moyes, McSherry and Hamilton beat Harris and Purdon, Gudsell and Ledhy halved with Sinclair and Tonkin, Lambert and Cuff lost to Kerr and Webster, Orr and Truman lost to Baxter and Fairbrother. Fogarty and A. L. Jones lost to Cunningham and Davis, Mcßae and Ross halved with Sutherland and Foote, Lane and Kemp beat Doyle and Almond. ASHBURTON CLUB The championships of the Ashburton Golf Club and the Ashburton Ladles’ Golf Club were finished on Saturday. A strong wind blew in the morning, but conditions in the afternoon were excellent. There was a good gallery of spectators. Results; — Men’s Championships—Senior: J. T. Smith beat. E. A. Cockroft 6 up and 5. Intermediate: S. H. Truman beat L. A. Charles 9 and 8.. Junior—P. McLauchlan beat J. Lane 3 and 1. Women’s Championships—Senior; Miss J. Lane beat Mrs H. Thompson 11 and ,10. Intermediate: Miss J. Miss B. Morrow 4 and 3. Junior: Mrs E. H. Truman beat Mrs F. W. Watt 5 ‘and 3.

HAREWOOD CLUB NORTH CANTERBURY LADIES* championship Following is the draw for the first round of the North Canterbury ladies’ championship and medal match, to be played tomorrow:— 9 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Miss V. Fleming. Miss J. Stevenson, and Miss H. Buchanan; No. 10 tee: Miss E. White-Parsons, Mrs A. mcKUlop, and Mrs W. Sticklngs. 9.5 am.— No. 1 tee: Mrs E.' Watkins, Mrs F. A. Brittan,’and Miss M- Ward; No. 10 tee: Mxs M. Bethell, Mrs W. Toomey, and Miss P. Clowes. 9.10 a.m—No. 1 tee: Mrs E. J. Pumphrey, Mrs D. P. Brennan, and Miss W. Robertson; No. 10 tee: Miss R. Oracrolt Wilson. Mrs T. H. Richards, and Miss B. Sinclair. 9.15 am.—No. 1 tee: Miss <J ; Wilson. Miss D. Oliver, and Mrs W.Btone. No. 10 tee: Mrs A. D. Cordner.JMiss D. Grennell, and Miss E. Nutt. No. 1 tee: Mrs J. H. Stringer, Miss M. Grennell, and Miss L. Johnstone: No. 10 tee: Miss* Barbara Coop, Miss D. Anderson, and Mrs A. Geddes. 9.25 am.—No. 1 tee. Miss.E. Holmes. Mrs A. Humphreys, and Miss N. Prater; No. 10 tee: Mrs C. G. Wilkir,, Mrs P. Tait. and Mrs A, T. Bell. 9.30 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Mrs A. C. Bretherton. Mrs H. Marshall, and Mrs F. Twyford; No. 10 tee: Mrs W. C. Gray, Mrs A- A. Mitchell, and Mrs M. A. Stedman. 9.35 a.m.—No. 1 tee; Miss B. Webb, Mrs J. H. Grigg, and Mrs S. W. Binns; No. 10 tee: Miss M. E. Holmes, Miss N. Buchanan, and Miss M. Wilson. 9.40 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Miss J. Whitcombe, Mrs I. Cattell, and Mrs M. Armstrong; No. 10 tee: Mrs N. Wilson, Mrs E. Mclntyre, and Miss V. Rogers. 9.45 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Miss S. Manchester, Miss T. Ward, and Miss B, Beadel; No. 10 tdfe: Miss G. Williams. Miss B. E. Coop, and Mrs R. R. Bell. 9.50 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Miss M. Petrie, Mrs W, H. Lee. and Mrs W. E. Barker; No. 10 tee: Mrs C. Fisher and Mrs J. Grant. 9.55 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Mrs D. Taylor, Miss Eggelton, and Miss M. Garbutt. 10 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Mrs E. Vaughan and Mrs T. Armstrong. „ „ The afternoon draw is as follows: —12.45 p.m.—No 1 tee: Miss J Stevenson and Miss E. White-Parsons; No. 10 tee: Miss H. Buchanan and Mrs E. Watkins. 12.50 pm. —No. 1 tee: Mrs A. McKillop and Mrs F. A. Brittan; No. 10 tee; Mrs E. J. Pumphrey and Mrs T. Armstrong. 12.55 p.m.—No. 1 tee; Mrs M. Bethell and Mrs T. H. Richards; No. 10 tee: Miss D. Oliver and Miss W. Robertson. 1 p.m.—No. 1 tee: Mrs W. Toomey and Miss B. Sinclair; No. 10 tee: Miss G. Wilson and Miss P. Clowes. 1.5 p.m,—No. 1 tee: Miss L. Grennell and Miss E. Nutt; No. 10 tee: Mrs W. Stone and Miss M. Grennell. 1.10 p.m.—No. 1 tee: Miss D. Anderson and Mrs A. Humphries: No. 10 tee: Miss N. Frater and Miss B. Webb. 1.15 p.m.—No. 1 tee: Mrs A. A. Mitchell and Mrs A. T. Bell; No. 10 tee: Mrs'J. H. Grigg and Miss M. Wilson. 1.80 p.m.—No. 1 tee: Mrs W. C. Gray and Miss Barbara Coop; No. 10 tee: Mrs H. Marshall and Mrs S. W. Binns. 1.25 p.m.—No. 1 tee: Miss N. Buchanan and Miss V. Rogers: No. 10 tee; Miss J. Whitcombe and Mrs J. Davis. 1.30 p.m.—No 1 tee: Mrs N. Wilson and Miss B. Beadel; No. 10 tee: Miss- T. Ward and Miss B. E. Coop. 1.35 p.m.—No. X tee: Mrs R. R. Bell. Miss G. Williams, and Mrs W. E. Barker. Following is the draw for the second round of the championship and medal match, on Wednesday:—9 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Miss V. Fleming, Miss E. White-Parsons, and Mrs A. McKilloo; No. 10 tee: Miss J. Stevenson, Miss H. Buchanan, and Mrs L. Watkins. 9.5 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Mrs W. Sticklngs. Mrs F. A. Brittan, and Miss M. Ward; No. 10 tee; Mrs E. J. Pumphrey, Miss D. Oliver, and Miss E. Edmonds. 9.10 a.m.—No. 1 tee; Mrs M. Bethell. Mrs T. H. Richards, and Mrs T. Armstrong; No. 10 teer Mrs M. L. Page, Miss M. Saunders, and Miss B. Sinclair. 9.15 a.m.—No. I tee: Mrs W Toomey, Miss R. Cracroft Wilson, and Miss W. Robertson; No. 10 tee: Miss M. Wake. Mrs W. Stone, and Mrs E._ B. Condell. 9.20 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Mrs A. D. Cordner. Miss E. Nutt, and Miss P. Clowes: No. 10 tee: Mrs J. H. Stringer. Miss G. Wilson, and Miss M. Grennell. 9.25 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Miss L. Grennell. M’ss Barbara Coon, and Mrs C. G. Wilkin; No. in tee: Miss N. Frater. Mrs A. Young, and Miss L. Johnstone. 9.30 a.m.—No. 1 tee; Miss D. Anderson, Mrs W. NichoHs. .and Mrs P. Tait; No. 10 tee: Mrs A. Humphreys, Miss K. Holmes, and Mrs A. Geddes. 9.35 a.m.—No. 1 tee; Mrs W. C. Gray. Mrs A. R. Blank, and Mrs A. T. Bell; No. 10 tee; Miss B. Webb. Mrs A. C. Bretherton, and Miss M. Garbutt. 9.40 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Mrs A. A. Mitchell, Miss N. Buchanan, and Miss M, Wilson: No. 10 te“: Mrs H. Marshall. Mrs J. H. Grigg, and Mrs M. A. Stedman. n45 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Miss M. E. Holmes.

Miss .T. Whffoombe, Mrs S. Blnns; No. 10 tee: Mrs N. Wilson, Mrs X. Cattell. and Mrs v. Twyford. 9.50 a.m.—No. 1 tee: Miss T. Ward Miss tr, Hoe»rs Mit<! M. No. 10 tee: Miss G. Williams, Mrs W. E. Barker, and Miss B. Beadel. 9.55 a.m.— tjo. 1 tee; Miss B. E. Coon and Mrs G. Hamilton; No. 10 tee; Mrs R. R. Bell and Mrs J. Grant. RAWHITI CLUB Following are the results of the men’s Canadian foursome played during the week-end:—C. McMillan and A. L. Large, 74 gross, 9 handicap, 65 net; G. Cormack and R Cooper, 76. 8—68; D. Kennedy and L. W. Besley, 78, 8—70; E. Christensen, and K. Campbell, 80. 10—70; A. B. L. Smith and M. Minson, 81, 11—70; G. Paul and R. Matthews, 83, 13—70. In the first round of match play for the men’s championship. G.' J. Cormack beat Cyril Shaw 2 up; and L. Ross-Smfth beat H. Throp 3up and 2. t RANGIORA LADIES’ CLUB The final of the junior championship of the Rangiora Ladies’ Golf Club was played during the week-end, Miss F. Threlkeld beating Miss N. Lynskey 4 up and 2 over 36 holes. Play was fairly even until the fourteenth hole, when Miss Threlkeld won four holes in succession. She maintained her lead and was 5 up with six to play. Miss Lynskey reduced this, to 3 up, but Miss Threlkeld took the thirty-fourth hole to win the match. In the final of the captain’s trophy, Mrs G. E. H. Davis (10) beat Mrs L. W. Menzies (15) 3 up and 2. Miss N. Morrish, conceding eight strokes to Mrs Keetley, won the ladies’ qup competition, 2 up and The October and final round of the Stableford bogey competition was played on Saturday, Miss N. Macdoanld’s card of 31 points being the best score. The winner of the trophy (best aggregate for four rounds) was Mrs Menzies, with a total of HI points. Miss Morrish and Miss D. Bruere were runners-up with 110. TIMARU LADIES’ CLUB Following were the best cards returned in a bogey match played by the Timaru Ladies’ Club;— Seniors—Miss Horwell (1), 2 up: Mrs Grant (8), 4 down; Mrs O. L. Robertson (13), 4 down; Miss Morgan (12), 6 down. Juniors —Miss G. Wright (26), 1 up; Mrs A. M. Robertson (17), 2 down; Mrs Robinson (26) 2 down. GLEN-ITI CLUB," TIMARU

Following were the results of a consolation match played on Saturday by members of the Glen-iti Golf Club:—R. J. Moyes. 84 gross, 13 handicap, 71 net; W. Stafford, 90, 16—74; E. Carmichael, 91, 15—76; W. E. Jones, 91, 14—77; D. Crosbie. 96, 17—79; A. Wakefield, 98, 19—79. J. H. Park was the winner of the 24 handicap event with a net score of 85.

Miss S. Mcßride won the 'women’s con solation match with a net score of 79.

TEMPLETON LADIES’ CLUB An L.G.U. monthly medal match was played on Saturday afternoon; In the senior division tylrs W. Toomey won, and in the junior Miss L. Bradshaw. Seniors—Miss Toomey 88, 12—-76, Miss F. Gleeson 82, 14—78, Mrs M.JI,. Pace 96/16 80. Mrs S. Priestnell 98. 18—80, Mrs A. C McKillop 89, 6—83. /■•■ «« Juniors—Miss I,', Bradshaw, 106, 36—70, teliss G. Drummond 102. 27—75. Miss M. Petrie 112, 32—80, Miss A.. Hart 111, 31— 80, Miss E. James' 105, 22^-83. RICHMOND HILL CLUBResults of the stroke handicap played., at Richmond Hill on Saturday--are as follows:—A. S. Graham, 83,, 17—66; W. M. McClure, 83, 16--67;- H. Taylor-Smith, 86. 17—69: C. Webster. 87, 18—69; D. E. Climle, 74, 4—70; F. J. Glackin, 79, 9 70; R. H. Hamilton, 76, y 6-70. ~ Do you know—? Your “Wants” are not left “Wanting” if you advertise three days 2/6

1st round. 2nd round. Tl. A. R. Blank .. 79 79 158 C. J. Ward .. 81 80 161 J. L. Blair .. 81 80 161 E. O. Heney .. 83 83 166 C. S. Peate .. 85 81 166 H. W. Macfarlane .. 84 89 173 J. W. Jackson .. 90 83 173 JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP W. Ross .. 88 83 171 M. R. Blank .. 86 85 171 A. C. Sandston .. 86 , 88 174 M. C. Smith .. 86 90 176 R. A. Witbrock .. 88 . 89 177 W. L. Lawry .. 86 91 177 A. A. Holland .. 85 92 177 D. C. Grozier ..87 90 177