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CHRISTCHURCH CLUB FOURSOME FOR ANDERSON CUP C. P. Agar and C. S. Peate, with a net score of 71, were the winners of a foursome for the Anderson Cup played at the Christchurch Golf Club’s course at Shirley on Saturday afternoon. Scores: — C. P. Agar and C. S. Peate, 84, 13—71; R. S. Beadel and K. D. Matson. 86, 12—74; E. J. Cordner and J. Ramsden, 85, 10—75; C. J. Wilson and E. J. Pumphrey, 88, 8— 75; H. W. Macfarlane and M. W. Simes, 79, 4—75; F. C. A’Court and L. A. Woodward. 87, 11—76; M. H. Godby and W. G. Scannell, 83, 7—76; C. J. Ward and P. R. Godby, 79, 1—78; G. P. Parkinson and R. Bell, 90, 12—78; A. C. Keell and H. S. Beaumont, 90, 11—79; J. S. Connell and D. H. Butcher, 87, 8—79; P. H. N. Freetb and G. G. Aitken, 87, 8—79; A. M. Satterthwaite and D. C. Crozier, 90, 11—79; F. S. Grant and S. G. Holland, 91, 11—80; J. Dolph and C. Bennington, 91, 11—80; F. A. Brittan and J. E. Donald, 98, 18—80; H. E. Button and J. M. Epps, 94, 14—80; P. H. Bell and M. J. Russell, 95. 15—80; R. W. Morgan and C. A. Seymour, 86, 6—Bo. The following players have qualified for the Campbell Cup. the draw for which is as follows: —C. P. Agar and C. S. Peate play C. J. Ward and P. R. Godby, C. J. Wilson and E. J. Pumphrey play E. J. Cordner and J. Ramsden, H. W. Macfarlane and M. W. Simes play M. H .Godby and W. G. Scannell, R. S. Beadel and K. D. Matson play F. C. A’Court and L. A. Woodward. HAREWOOD CLUB The official opening of the Harewood Golf Club took place over the week-end, when the president, Mr L. P. Symes, declared the links open for the winter season. A strong south-west wind with rain made conditions difficult in the morning, when a mixed or optional four-ball bogey (won by J. K. and J. M. Louisson with a card of 3 up) was played. In the afternoon the weather improved and S. Bryant and M. B. Cook tied with E. H. Buckeridge and Miss M. Garbutt in a Canadian foursome bogey match with cards of 2 up. The following were the best cards handed in:— FOUR-BALL BOGEY J. K. and J. M. Louisson 3 up, E. A. Etheridge and J. L. Blair 2 up, C. T. Werren and F. J. Moore 1 up, G. W. Green and Mrs Twyford 1 up, E. H. Buckeridge and Miss M. Garbutt square. C. G. Penlington and J. L. Davis 1 down, W. M. Satterthwaite and B. J. Masters 1 down, G. Ecroyd and J. M. Bingham 1 down. L. W. Fleetwood and R. E. Alexander 2 down, W. L. Lawry and Miss Edmonds 2 down, F. H. Brown and Mrs Brown 2 down, N. S. Wyber and Mrs Wyber 3 down; A. D. Neill and Mrs Bell 3 down, A. W. Williams and J. R. Woodward 4 down, A. B. Edwardes and H. G. Barnett 4 down,' R. D. G. Robilliard and L. R. Webley 4 down, R. J. Pask and Miss D. Daly 4 down, L. P. Symes and Miss Cedder 4 down. CANADIAN FOURSOME S. Bryant and M. B. Cook 2 up, E. H. Buckeridge and Miss M. Garbutt 2 up, J. L. Blair and E. A. Etheridge 1 up, A. R. Blank and W. M. Satterthwaite 1 up, L. B. Stevens and Miss Dunkley X up, H. M. Taylor and Mrs Binns square, J. K. and J. M. Louisson square, R. Twyneham and Mrs Stedman 1 down, A. T. Bell and Miss E. Bryden 2 down, B. J. Masters and G. G. Simpson 2 down, S. W. Binns and Mrs Geddes 3 down, A. W. Williams and J. R. Woodward 3 down, S. J. Moore and C. T. Werren 3 down, R. G. and G. K. Malcolmson 3 down, C. L. Crowley and Miss Scofield 4 down, W. L. Lawry and Miss Edmonds 5 down, A. D. Neill and Mrs Bell 6 down. WAIMAIRI BEACH CLUB The official opening of the season of the Waimairi Beach Golf Club was held over the week-end. The president, Mr A. R. Blank, welcomed the members. He mentioned the general improvement to the grounds, and said that the fairways were in good order and the greens in excellent condition. After driving the first ball he declared the season open. Mrs R. J. G. Collins, ladies’ club captain, drove the first ball for the lady members. The Canadian foursome stroke handicap played over 10 holes resulted in a win for J. P. Whatman and Mrs Whatman, who returned a net score of 42. The best cards were:—J. P. Whatman and Mrs Whatman. 55. 13—42; D. B. L. Bowker and G. E. Hoffman, 48, 4 — 44; H. M. Brown and Caldwell. 53, 9—44; R. H. Lake and Miss J. Corsbie, 51, 6—45; S. Morris and Miss W. Atkinson, 54, 9—45; R. J. G. Collins and Mrs Collins. 56. 11—45; A. R. Blank and Mrs Blank, 51, 5—46; A. F. H. Morrow and R. Rundle, 58. 10—48. In the Canadian foursome stroke handicap, played in the afternoon, the winners were D. B. L. Bowker and B. M. Lake, who returned a net 38. Best cards were:—D. B. L. Bowker and B. M. Lake, 41, 3—38; R. J. G. Collins and Mrs Collins, 52, 11—41; H. M. Brown and Caldwell, 51, 9—42; S. Morris and Miss Atkinson, 53, 9—44; J. Greenslade and Miss Morrow, 53, 8—45; K. W. Staples and J. J. Staples, 55, 8—47; R. H. Lake and Miss J. Corsbie, 54. 6—48. TEMPLETON COUNTRY CLUB The first ball was driven by the president (Colonel W. W. McKinney) at the opening of the Templeton Country Club, which was held on Saturday afternoon in ideal weather. The president wished members a successful season. Mrs E, Rudkin, women s captain, drove the first ball for the women. There was a large attendance. A flag match resulted in G. M. Condllffe and Mrs G. Smith carrying the flag to the twentieth hole. The course was In splendid order, and an enjoyable afternoon was spent. Stableford Bogey Match A Stableford bogey was played by the Templeton Country Club during the weekend. It was the first match for the winter season, and resulted in wins for J. H. Pickles in the senior grade and T. S. Wilson In the junior. Best cards were:—J. H. Pickles, 22, 14— 36; M. L. Page, 27, 8—35; C. R. Fairbairn. 23, 12—35; T. S. Wilson, 17. 18—35; E. Brightllng, 26, 9—35; W. A. Davis, 26, 9 35; W. Milner. 20, 14—34; J. Lloyd, 17, 17_34; b. Bassett, 17, 16—33; R. Grimmer, 21. 12—33; A. Le Roi, 15, 18—33; B. F. Keene, 29, 3—32; R. Smart. 27, 5—32; G. Christian. 17, 14—31; N. Farrant, 26, .5—31; F. Williamson, 25, 5—30; J. A. Higgs. 26, 4—30. RICHMOND HILL CLUB The following officers were elected for the women’s section of the Richmond Hill Golf Club:—Captain, Miss J. Dean; secretary, Mrs H. L. Evans; committee. Mesdames V. E. Hamilton, F. J. Glackin, J. Wilson, H. J, Williams, Misses M. Boulton and W. Philp. HAGLEY CLUB Best scores in a Stableford bogey match played by the Hagley Golf Club on Saturday afternoon were:—J. G. Poison, 12, 21—33; W. B. T. Leete, 16, 17—33; C. W. Price, 18. 15—33; J. A. Fyfe, 8, 24—32; A, P. King, 14, 18—32; H. L. Vincent, 21, 11—32. RUSSLEY CLUB The course was in splendid order and good scoring resulted in the final competitions of the summer season, played by the Russley Golf Club over the week-end. There was a large entry. The best cards were:— Four-ball Bogey—J. P. Gilmour (4) and C. W. Letford (5), 9 up; H. F. Penlington (6) and H. L. Blamires (10), 8 up; H. A. Penn (10) and J. Binsted (5). 7 up; G. W. Russell (11) and W. B. Myhre (17). 7 up; J. Earl (7) and C. E. Iversen (11), 6 up; W. Saddler (11) and F. J. Needham (15), 6 up; H. H. Mills (4) and N. D. Bcwman (8), 5 up; A. J. C. Nicholson (4) and R. W. K. White (4), 4 up; E. J. Bradshaw (6) and D. S. Anderson (8), 4 up; C. H. Smith (11) and L. W. Baker (12). 4 up; N. P. Bergin (18) and J. Sullivan (18). 4 up; R. B. Dagger (4) and A. J. Black (4), 3 up; E. Rudkin (8) and J. R. Crawshaw (11) 3 up; A. A. Mitchell (17) and J. T. Christie (18), 3 up. Four-ball Stableford Aggregate—E. Rudkin and A. G. Brown-Douglas, 45, 19—64; N. S. Bowie and W. J. Weston, 44, 20—64; J. V. Glasson and M. Gould, 37, 26—63; T. H. Mills and N. D. Bowman. 43, 12—55; A. A. Mitchell and E. H. Davies, 19, 35 54; R. W. K. White and, I. O. Stace, 44, 9 53; J, L. Myhre and W. B. Myhre. 22, 31— 53; L. D. Hurst and S..C. Novell, 29, 23 52; F. C. Fairclough and J. R. Crawshaw, 31. 20—51.

FUNERAL MR PERCY WILLIAM CAMPBELL Mr Percy William (Pat) Campbell, a senior master at the West Christchurch High School, who died at his residence, Ranfurly street, St. Albans, on Wednesday, after a long illness, was buried at the Bromley Cemetery on Friday. The funeral was largely attended, boys of the school forming a guard of honour as the cortege left the home. The burial service was conducted by the Rev. W. E. D. Davies, of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, assisted by Canon G. Nelham Watson (Opawa). Bearers at the house were Messrs J. Burrowes, C. Penney, H. Robertson, B. K. Dawber, C. Noble, and Pitcaithly, and at the graveside Messrs G. L., H M., L. D., and A. T. Campbell (brothers), K. Booker, and L. Marshall. Wreaths were sent by the following: —Boys of the West Christchurch School, staff of the school, Life-saving and Debating Club, League of Nations Club, Chilton House, Geography Club, girl prefects, senior girls. Parents’ Association, Headmasters’ Association, Assistant Masters’ Association, Teachers’ Institute, students and tutors of the Workers’ Educational Association, Christchurch United Swimming Club, Kaiapoi branch of the Workers’ Educational Association, Boys’ Vocational Guidance Committee, Canterbury Women Teachers’ Association, Timaru High School Old Girls’ Association, staff of D. St. Winifred’s, wife and children, mother and father, sisters and brothers, Sutherland family. Miss E. Cooper, Pope family, Arnold family, Mr and Mrs A. E. Caddick, Mr and Mrs P. Galbraith, Mr and Mrs L. MeCaskill, Doris and Edgar, Miss I. McClurg, Mr H. Galbraith, Mrs A. M. Stevens, Miss K. Turner. Mr C. Edgar, Abbie, Ramage (West Coast), Mrs S. Elsom, Mrs S. E. Booker and family, Mr and Mrs H. Ogier, Mr and Mrs W. Galbraith, Mr and Mrs F. Farrell, Mrs N. Dale, Mr and Mrs A. Beanland, Mrs E. Murray, Joan’s class-mates. Mr and Mrs J. Noble, Mr and Mrs J, Brown, Coulter family, Mr and Mrs F. Clark, Mrs T. Campbell and family, Mr and Mrs F. C. Mann, Mr and Mrs H, Rowse, Dr. and Mrs H. E. Field. Mr and Mrs J. Burrowes, Mr and Mrs D. Appleby. Mr and Mrs G. Grover, Mr and Mrs T. de la Mare, Mr and Mrs H. Robertson, Mr and Mrs S. Prebble. Mr and Mrs G. Ashton, Mr and Mrs B. K. Dawber, Mr and Mr§ W. J. Cartwright, Mr and Mrs D. Kearns, Mr and Mrs B. C. Penney, Miss L. Law. Mr and Mrs S. Espiner, Miss M. Kennedy, Miss A. Dash, Mr and Mrs J. Tucker, and Mr and Mrs T. Thompson