GOLF

Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22687, 17 April 1939, Page 11

GOLF

ISLINGTON CUP AT SHIRLEY

LAST DAY OF EASTER. TOURNAMENT

FINE SCORING IN MIXED FOURSOME EVENT

The Christchurch Club’s Easter tournament was concluded on Saturday with a mixed foursome bogey handicap for the Islington Cup. From an exceptionally large field of 220 players, two pairs, C. A. Seymour and Miss T. Ward and R. R. Bell and Mrs Bell, tied with the fine score of 2 up. The tie was decided yesterday morning and resulted in a win for Seymour and Miss Ward with a score of 1 up. C. J. Ward and Miss J. Stevenson returned an excellent card of 1 up from a 4 handicap, but they made use of only one stroke, their gross round being 73. . , . _, , The captain of the Christchurch Club, Sir Cyril Ward, congratulated the various winners, and also the staff on the fine manner on which they had conduct the tournament. The trophies were presented by Lady Ward.

Scores: — C. A. Seymour and Miss T. Ward, 2 up: R. R. Bell and Mrs Bell, 2 up; C. J. Ward and Miss J. Stevenson, 1 up: A. J. Black and Miss D. Mitchell, 1 up; I. M. Godby and Miss J. Horwell, all square; D. S. McLean and Mrs McLean, 1 down; B. M. W. Ward and Miss H. Buchanan, 2 down; R. T. Pither and Miss Brown, 2 down; J. R. Tennant and Mrs H. A. Penn, 2 down; H. J. Gossett and Miss E. White-Parsons, 2 down; T. L. Hawkes and Mrs G. van Asch, 2 down: L. B. Scott and Mrs Scott, 2 down; R. Twyneham and Mrs A. S. Geddis,' 2 down; J. L. Blair and Miss B. G. Blair, 3 down; A. Fyfe and Miss M. Saunders, 3 down; F. S. Grant and Mrs McClure, 3 down; P. D. Shea and Miss C. Mitchell. 3 down; M. W. Simes and Mrs Simes, 3 down; J. S. Middleton and Mrs Middleton. 4 down; J. R. Mills and Miss C. Penn, 4 down; L. J. Taylor and Mrs Jennings, 4 down; R. G. Rainey and Miss B, Wright, 4 down; C. A. Rattray and Mrs E. H. Watkins, 4 down; M. H. Godby and Mrs Godby, 4 down; J. D. Galloway and Miss J. Betts, 5 down; H. H. Anderson and Mrs Anderson, 5 down; N. H. Barlow and Mrs H. J. Barlow. 5 down; S. G. Holland and Mrs F. E. Twyford, 5 down; L. W. Fleetwood and Mrs A. C. McKillop, 5 down; N. S. Bowie and Miss M. Wake, 5 down; F. F. Reid and Mrs I. R. Buchanan, 5 down; F. A. Jarrett and Mrs E. C. Chartres, 5 down.

WOMEN’S PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP

MISS FLEMING WINS FOR FOURTH TIME

Golf of a high standard was played in the final of the Canterbury women’s championship match at the Shirley course on Saturday morning, when Miss V. Fleming, the holder of the title, defeated Miss Zoe Hudson, who, In the earlier rounds had beaten Miss Joyce Betts, of Nelson, and Miss Maberley Beadel, of Christchurch. Miss Hudson played splendidly in the. early stages of the game, but Miss Fleming, accurate and more experienced, steadily drew ahead on the homeward journey and won the match 5 and 3, and the championship for the fourth time. The first two holes were halved in wellplayed fours. At the short third Miss Fleming’s tee shot lay five feet from the pin, and Miss Hudson’s only a little further away. Miss Fleming holed the putt for a birdie 2 to her opponent’s 3. At the next hole Miss Fleming put her second shot out of bounds, and Miss Hudson won the hole in a bogey 5 and squared the match. At the fifth Miss Hudson holed a five foot putt for a birdie to leaer 1 up, and kept her advantage by halving the sixth in 4. She lost a chance at the seventh, where Miss Fleming hooked her drive into a bunker and played out. into another bunker at the right-of the green and took 5 for the hole. Miss Hudson duffed her approach, her first bad shot on the round, and took three putts, thus losing the hole and squaring the match. At the eighth Miss Fleming was half stymied and hit her opponent's ball into the.hole for a half. At. the ninth Miss Hudson struck trouble in, the bunker in front of the green and conceded the hole to Miss Fleming, whose tee shot was within four feet of the pin. The next two holes were halved in bogey figures. At the Pinfes (twelfth) Miss Hudson mishit her drive which found a bunker, and Miss Fleming took the hole in 4 and Increased her lead to 2 up. Miss Hudson was not now playing with the confidence that characterised her game in the earlier stages, and Miss Fleming continued to score bogeys. She won the thirteenth in 3 and the fourteenth in 4 to stand dormle 4. At the fifteenth Miss Hudson was bunkered with her tee shot, while Miss Fleming’s tee shot was within 10 feet of the pin. She won the hole in 3 and the match 5 and 3. Mr M. H. Godby was umpire. In the final of the Shirley trophy match. Mrs E. C. Chartres, who was conceding three strokes, beat Mrs J. B. Nicoll, of Ashburton, 3 and 1. Mrs Chartres was 2 up at the turn, but Mrs Nicoll won the tenth and eleventh to square the match. Mrs Chartres again drew ahead and was dormie 3 after playing the fifteenth. Mrs Nicoll won the long sixteenth, but lost the seventeenth, thus giving Mrs Chartres the match, 3 and 1. Miss J. Wilkin was umpire. After the- Islington Cup mixed foursome match played on Saturday, Lady Ward, wife of the captain of the Christchurch Golf Club, presented the prizes won during the Easter tournament. The prize list was as follows:—Championship, Miss V. Fleming; runner-up. Miss Z. Hudson; Shirley trophy, Mrs E. C. Chartres; runner-up, Mrs J. B. Nicoll; best gross score. Miss Fleming; first handicap medal match, first division, Mrs G. van" Asch; second division, Mrs L. B. Scott; second medal match, first division,. Mrs T. Armstrong; second division, Miss K. Rutherford; bogey match, first division. Miss R. Cracroft Wilson; second division, Mrs R. R. Bell; four-ball bogey, Misses C. Mitchell and E. Nutt; putting competitions, Mrs McKillop and Mrs D. McLean. HAREWOOD CLUB The second round of the Blank Cup and a bogey handicap were played at Harewood during the week-end. The course was very fast because of the lack of rain, but the greens were In excellent condition. The second round of the Blank Cup resulted as follows: I. W. Taylor beat N. Boon 2 up. L. J. Kincaid beat H. G. Barnett 3 and 2, F. O. Schmidt beat A. T. Bell 1 up, O. W. Williams beat J. C. Johns 6 and.s, C. G. Penllngton beat R. N. Colombus 7 and 6. L. B. Stevens beat L. Jewell 3 and 1, H. Hill beat L. J. Moorhouse 4 and 2. J. L. Davis beat A. D. Neill by default, G. K. Maleolmson beat A. E. Kincaid 3 and 2. S. J. Moore beat A. Johnston 1 up, L, H. Boyd beat M, B. Cook by. default, C. A. Ogier beat R. G. Hall 2 and 1. C. T. Werren beat J. T. Taverner by default. E. H. Buckeridge beat A. P. McDufl by default, A. Stewart and C. L. Crowley all square. The best cards returned in the bogey match were;— Senior —C« G. Penlington 3 up, H. Hill 1 down, B. J, Masters 1 down, G. K. Malcolmson 2 down, C. T. Werren 2 down, L. J. Moorhouse 3 down, F. H. Brown 5 down. Junior—L. J. Kincaid all square, G. Fowke 1 down, L. H. Boyd 2 down, D. I. Mac Donald 3 down. G. C. Hill 3 down. W. E. Rogers 4 down, S. W. Binns 7 down, L. P. Symes 7 down. WAIMAIRt BEACH CLUB In the first round of the play-off for the Bowker Cup, played at Waimairl Beach over the week-end, results were:—J, Greenslade beat J. J. Staples, W. H. Wilson beat W. J. Russell. W. A. Caldwell beat R. Rundle. W, J. Horwell beat F. Wade, R. E. McKay beat J. J. Cronin, F. H. Shipley beat J. L. Brown, H. M. Brown beat W. Jones, G. H. Christie beat J. McNamec. S. Morris, J. A. Wilson, H. M. Caldwell, D. C. Parker, R. L, Calvert, H. E. Clarke, R. J. Thomas, M. J. Smith, Br C. RoWe, A. M. Bowen, R.,, H. Lake, L. Calvert. W. O. Walker, W.vH. King, S. J. Russell, E. H. Gregg, R. ■ J. G. Collins, J. P. Whatman, and M. R. Blank all won by default. A bogey match held in conjunction, resulted in a win for R. E. McKay.

Best scores were:—R. E. 'McKay, 2 up; H. M. Brown. 1 down; W. Horwell, 1 down: H. E. Clarke. 1 down; S. Morris, 1 down; E. H. Gregg, 2 down; J. Greenslade 3 down.

RANGIORA LADIES’ CLUB Best scores in the Rangiora Ladies’ Club games played on Thursday were;— Mrs R. Mac Donald, 88, 17—71; Miss I. Glasgow, 92, 15—77; Miss Verrall, 110, 36 74; Mrs S. Dailey, 110. 36—74; Mrs W. C. Prosser, 102, 36 —66; Miss F. Jennings, 96, 24—72; Mrs I. J. Hughey, 104, 30—74.

AVONDALE CLUB The best scores in a fourball bogey match, played at Avondale yesterday, were:—J. C. Milne (13) and M. G. Smith (15), 7 up; F. W. Deighton (5) and ,G. Dunn (15). 5 up; R. Atkinson (8) and L. W. Hudson (10), 5 up; T. Auton (18) and R. Senior (5), 4 up; W. Selby (10) and A. Brownlee (11), 4 up; J. Hastings (9) and C. Marchant (14). 3 up; J. Halliburton (14) and G. Gilbert (11), 3 up; H. M. Mlnson (8) and S. Bradford (9). 2 up; W. Moffatt (7) and L. Kissel (11), 2 up; H. Tilman (9) and M. Barnett (14), 2 up; J. B. McClymont (7) and M. Nottingham (7). li up. A ’’top-dog” trophy was played for yesterday also, and the results were:— W. Selby and A. J. Brownlee beat C. W. Oborn and C. G. M. Boyce by default, J. B. McClymont and M. S. Nottingham beat G. R. Hunter and R. Atkinson by default, J. H. Glasson and J. Pierce beat L. S. Smith and A. W. Spence at the twentieth, O. Hutchinson and H. Llghtband beat- A. L. Craven and R. B. Richardson 2 up, R. A. Campbell, and C. B. Ellsworth beat C. F. Champion and D. A. Llghtfoot 1 up, L. A. Gordon and S. E. Boanas beat J. M. Preston and T. R. Condliffe 4 and 2, D. McGill and P. Macdonald beat G. D. Law and N. Taylor 1 up, T. S. Knight anti N. V. Smith beat A. D. Park and G. N. L. Holmes 5 and 3. A stroke handicap on Saturday resulted: A Grade —N. B. Edwards, 79, 14—65; A W. Spenai, 80, 12—68; A. L. Craven, 80, 12 —6B; H. M. Minson, 80, 12—68; N. V. Smith, 76, 6—70; L. A. Gordon, 79. 9—70; M. Taylor, 82, 12—70: W. Selby, 83, 13—70; L. Kissel, 84, 14—70; J. Hastings, 83, 12—71; F. • W. Deighton. 80, 8—72; T. S. Knight, 77 t 4—73; J. S. Piper, 85, 12—73; R. Lake, 88. 15—73. , _ B Grade —G. F. Dunne, 89, 24—65; K. F. Cochrane, 85, 18—67; A. J. Brownlee, 84. 16—68; C. G. M. Boyce, 84, 16 —68; P. Macdonald, 85, 16—69; J. C. Milne, 87, 18—69; G. Marchant, 88, 18—70; R. A. Campbell, 84. 13 —71; C. F. Penfold. 82, 10—72; L. Hill, 88, 16—72; J. W. McCabe, 90, 18—72; W. Simpson, 92, 20—72; J. Carter, 91, 18— 73; E. G. Mitchell, 97, 24J73.

RUSSLEY CLUB The entries were very large for the week-end competitions at Russley. The course was playing very fast, and with the greens in perfect condition, the scoring was exceptionaly good, no fewer than 21 players returning cards under bogey in the stroke match. Best cards were:— BOGEY HANDICAPS A Grade—J. P. Gilmour (2), 5 up; A. J. C. Nicholson (4), 4 up; H. P. Rennie (4), 3 up: J. Earl (8), 1 up; C. H. Smith (10), 1 up; D. S. Anderson (7), 1 down; L. E. Robinson (3), 2 down; G. J. Leech (8), 2 down; G. A. Connal (9), 2 down; A. E. Ackroyd (9), 2 down; E. Rudkin (8), 3 down; A. G. Brown-Douglas (11), 3 down. B Grade—H. W. Anderson (13), 4 up; S. C. Novell (18), 2 up; G. W. Russell (11), 1 up; R. L. Bullock (11), 1 up; J. B. McCormick (4), 1 up: S. N. Perry (15), 1 up; J. M. Hargreaves (15), all square; E. C. Tipping (12), 2 down; C. M. Clarkson (17), 2 down; G. T. Bullock (17), 2 down; S. L. Partridge (18). 2,down; H. E. Rad-, ley (15), 4 down. e STROKE HANDICAP

A Grade—R. W. Saunders, 78. 11—67; J. R. Mills, 80, 10 —70; H. P. Rennie, 76, 5 71; A. J. C. Nicholson/ 76, 5—71; T. H. Mills. 76/ 5—71; A. G. Brown Douglas, 85, 14—71; J. Earl, 83, 11—72; P. Wynn-Wil-liams, 76, 3—73; A. J. Black, 77, 4—73; C. H. Johnstone, 82, 9—73; E. Rudkin, 83, 10—73; V. C. Matthews. 88, 14—74; G. F. Bridges, 82, 7—75; G. J. Leech, 85, 10—75; N. S. Bowie, 81, 5—76; H. C. Hassall, 88, 12—7 Q.

B Grade—J. H. Johnson, 85, 21—64; G. L. Berry, 84, 18—66; R. L. Bullock, 82, 15—67; J. L. Myhre, 86. 19—67; A. E. Byrne, 92, 24—68; F. W. Seldon, 88, 19—69; G. T. Bullock, 91. 22—69; F. Worsdale, 86, 16—70; M. A. Legg, 94, 24—70; A. A. Mitchell. 94, 22—72; N. P. Bergin, 91. 18—73; H. E. Radley, 93, 20—73; J. R. Crawshaw, 89, 15—74; G. W. C. Smithson, 98. 24—74; M. Gould, 91, 16—75. HAGLEY CLUB

There was excellent scoring at Hagley on Saturday afternoon, when a Stableford handicap was played. Results were:— Seniors —L. R. Wilson (8). 39: C. Bruere (11), 39; T. W. Reese (11), 38; T. W. Lewis (13), 38; C. N. Haslam (14), 38; A. Fowler (7); 37; A. O. Rutherford (8), 37; W. A. Purdie (8), 37; R. S. Kent (6), 35; C. J. Goldstone (10). 35; C. A. Cuff (8), 35. Juniors—C. Buchanan (18). 41; H. Edgar (18), 38; G. G. McCrone (20), 38; E. R. Hounsell (18). 37; F. J. Murray (15), 36; J. C. Sheldon (15), 36. RAWHITI CLUB The following were the best scores In a Stableford bogey played by members of the Rawhiti Golf Club:— Seniors—J. Lovell, 30, 8—38; A! B. L. Smith. 29, 7—36; H. N. Jarvis, 20, 8—36; G. Cormack, 31, 4—35; G. Paul, 26, 9; —35; C. S. Robinson, 24, 11—35; V. Jensen, 26, 8—34; A. Aldersley, 25, 9—34. Juniors—W. Queree, 25, 14—39; G. Barnard, 25, 11—36; H. V. Rossi, 24. 11—35; W. Urquhart. 23, 12—35; T. Raffle. 18, 17— 35; C. Wright. 20, 14—34; D. S. Bell, 22, 11—33; R. J. Lamb, 21, 12—33.

TEMPLETON COUNTRY CLUB Some players improved on their handicaps In the monthly medal combined with the first round of the Rudkin and Williamson cups competitions played during the week-end. The senior division was won by J. Thomas, the intermediate by, J. Allen, and the junior by J. Oakley.

Best scores were;:— Senior—J. Thomas, 79, 12—67, M. L. Page, 79, 10—69; R. E. Spicer. 77, 6—.71; R. O’Callaghan, 83, 12—71; G. Condliffe, 84. 12—72; E. Brlghtllng, 82, 8—74; H. T. Harris, 87, 12—75; J. Cunneen, 87, 11—76;

H. V. Sharp, 84, 8—76; T. Williamson, 82, 6—76. • Junior—J. Oakley, 91, 21—70; A. T. Morrow, 94, 22—72; A. Fairbairn, 96, 22—74; W. Dunlop, 96, 22—74; S. F. Barnfett, 96. 21—75; D. Thomas, 101, 24—77; J. Grigor, 101, 24—77; S. Priestnall, 102, 24—75; F. Pankhurst, 102, 24—78.

Intermediate—J. Allen, 88, 18—70; S. P. Barnett, 85, 15—70; R. Grimmer, 84. 14—70; T. S. Wilson, 89, 18—71; P. Barritt, 90, 18—72; C. Kindle, 91. 19—72; A. Le Roi. 93, 20—73; J. Mardon, 91, 18—73; C. Nees. 91. 18—73; J. F. Hutton, 89, 16—73; V. Sheehy, 93, 20—73: N. Egan, 92. 18—74; R. Henderson, 91, 17—74.

KAIAPOI CLUB The following were the best cards returned in a four-ball bogey match played at the Kaiapoi course on Saturday afternoon:—J. Millard and R. A. Love, 11 up; F. G. Hammer and H, Throp, 8 up; A. N. Mackay and J. H. Hobday, 8 up; A. Henry and J. Farrelly, 8 up; P. Curran and R. C. Stewart, 8 up; A, Butcher and R. D. Evans, 6 up; G. Hammer and A. E. Brown, 5 up; R. K; Jamieson and W. Leonard, 5 up; H. R. Aspinall and R. A. Martin, 5 up; E. J. Corcoran and R. J. Smith, 4 up; W. C. Debenham and P. Hubble. 4 up; H. H. Blackwell and J. H. Blackwell, 2 up; A. J, McCurdy and A. Gordon, 1 up; M. H. Lllley and G. Hirst, 1 up.

RUSSLEY LADIES’ CLUB

The best scores in the week-end medal competition were:—Miss L. Mitchell, 93, 22—71; Miss G. Russell, 93, 19—74; Mi& M. McCrostie. 99, 25—74; Miss V. Frost. 110, 36—74.

The results of the bisque bogey match were:—

Senior Division —Miss M. Willis (14), 2 up; Miss E. Atkinson (13), all square; Mrs J. Blyth (13), all square; Mrs A. D. Cordner (11), 1 down; Miss E. Stewart (11), 2 down; Mrs J. R. Templin (13), 2 down; Miss V. Rogers (13), 2 down. Junior Division—Mrs G. M. Hall (20), 4 up; Mrs Archibald (23), 3 up; Mrs Fisher (26) 3 up; Mrs Bryant (27), 3 up; Miss R. Berry (16), 2 up; Miss A. Rennie (20), 2 up; Mrs J- Earl (17). X up; Mrs S. Irwin (27) all square.

TEMPLETON LADIES’ CLUB

Results of the first round of an eclectic match played by members of the Templeton Ladles’ Club on Saturday afternoon were:— ;

Miss B. Stephenson, 101, 31—70; Mrs Grigor, 109, 36—73; Mrs Rudkin, 83, 9—74; Mrs Priestnall,' 92, 18—74; Mrs Crawford, 108, 34—74; Mrs Bassett, 103, 29—74; Mrs Donohue, 102, 28—74; Miss Cosgrave, 101, 26—75; Mrs Lloyd, 99, 21—75; Mrs Clifford, 107, 32—75; Mrs Smith, 99, 23—76; Miss Drummond, 96, 19—77; Mrs Nees, 96, 19—77; Miss Bowron, 108, 30—78; Mrs Pbilpott, 109, 30—79; Miss Ryan, 107, 27—80.

AVONDALE LADIES’ CLUB

The following were the best scores returned in the fourball bogey played during the week-end:—Miss F. Gleeson (11) and Miss K. Clements (27) 5 up; Mrs H. R. Blair (23) and Miss B. G. Blair (10), 3 up; Miss O. X. Curtis (20) and Miss M. Clougher .(23), 3 up; Miss O, Knight (14) and Miss p. Knight (25), 2 up; Miss Manning (20) and Mrs S. Bradford (23), 2 up; Mrs J. Martin (11) and Miss P. Ellwood (11). 1 up; Mrs W. J. Owens (11). and Mrs E. M. L, Early (19), 1 up; Mrs C. G. M. Boyce (19) and Mrs R. A. Campbell (21), 1 up; Mrs G, D, Law (20) and Miss H. Burnett (23), 1 up; Miss G.. A. Shand (11) and Miss A. Hlne (14), all square; Miss J. C. Macdonald (12) and Miss C. Fisher (18), all square; Mrs N. V. Smith (14) and Mrs D. P. Brennan (15), all square; Mrs T. Condliffe (15) and Mrs J. Hastings (17), all square: Mrs A. H. Mangin (14) and Miss M, Foster (20), all square.

In the second round of the J. H. Stringer bowl foursome Mrs Mangin and Miss Lockwood beat Mrs Blair and Miss Blair 3 and 2, Mrs Butland and Hiss Gleeson beat Mrs Brennan and Miss Burnett 2 and 1, Mrs Preston and Miss Sapsford beat Misses P. and O. Knight 4 and 3, Miss Bellamy and Mrs Atkinson beat -Mrs Martin and Miss Ellwood 2 up. In the semi-finals Mrs Mangin and Miss Lockwood beat Mrs Butland and Miss Gleeson 1 up, Miss Bellamy and Mrs Atkinson beat Mrs Preston and Ml*s Sapsford 2 and 1. at the twelfth hole after finishing all square twice.

DRAW FOR WOMEN’S , TOURNAMENT

ANNUAL COMPETITION IN | MID-CANTERBURY

The annual Mid-Canterbury' women** golf tournament will -be played on the links of the Ashburton Golf Club thi* rweek, beginning on Wednesday. - Play in the senior championship will a.;begin on Wednesday morning _at 9 o’clock;, ;. . players leaving at seven-minute Intervals.- - *■ - and a medal match will be played in junction with the main competition. The- - draw is as follows:—9 a.m.: Miss J. Laner!;TC° and Miss Rutherford with Mrs J. W. Me-,.... , Hae and Mrs Vaughan. 9.7 a.m.: Miss Hudson and Mrs H. Vezey with Miss A. Amos and Miss Rogers. 9.14 am.': Miss,,.. _ E. Brown and Mrs Talt with Mrs van fy Asch and Miss J. Dunlop. 921 am.: Mrs Stedman and Miss Z. Bennington wife , Mrs D. Climie and Mrs R. Kennedy. 928 a.m.: Mrs Climie and partner with Mrs J. H. Grlgg arid Mrs Middleton. The junior championship and medal match will commence at 9.35 am., players leaving at the same intervals. The draw..-; is as f0110w5:—9.35 a.m.: Miss G. Grigg,. . and Mrs E. B. Condell with Mrs Hanna and Mrs W. H.'Mulligan. 9.42 a.m.: Mrs H. Thompson and Miss Gilchrist with Mrs G. Leahy and Mrs .Twyford. 9.49 a.m.: v Mrs W. Bell and Mrs L. J. Watt wife Mrs Carter and Mrs W. Heenan. 9.56 am.: Mrs E. Brophy and Miss Murdoch With Mrs F. Watt and Mrs F. Piper. 10.3 a.m.: Mrs J. Connor and Mrs Ward.

The same draw, will- be used for the--bogey x match in the afternoon, with thf) y addition of Miss Harper and Mrs Rich. On Thursday play in both competitions will begin at 8.30 am., players leaving as follows; 8.30 am.: Mrs R. Kennedy and Mss J. Dunlop with Mrs Climie and ■ Miss W. H. Amos. 827 am.: Mrs Talt and Mrs Mcßae wife Mrs Twyford and Miss Z. Bonnington. 8.44 am.: Miss Hudson and Mrs Lane with .Mrs H. A. Vezey and Mrs J. Grigg. 8.51 am.: Mrs H. Thompson and Mrs Vaughan wife Miss Brown and Mrs G. Grigg. 8.58 am.: Mrs Leahy and Mrs Middleton with Mrs van Asch and Miss Rutherford. 92 am.: Miss '; Rogers and Mrs L. J. Watt with Mrs F. Piper and Mrs S. Truman. 9.12 am.: Miss Murdoch and Mrs £. B. Condell with Miss Gilchrist and Mrs Hanna. 9.19 am.: Mrs J. Connor and Mrs Ward with ■ Mrs W. Bell and Mrs F. Watt. 9.26 am.: Mrs W, Heenan and Mrs J. H. Chapman with Mrs. L. E. Carter and Mrs Truman. 9.32 am.; Mrs Stringer and Miss M. Wake with Mrs E. H. Clark and Mrs Pfankueh. 929 am.: Mrs F.. Piper and Mrs P. H. N. Freeth. A four-ball bogey match will be held .. on Thursday afternoon, times to be.ar«-' - ranged. The draw is as follows:—Mrs G.--Grigg and Mrs Middleton with Miss Hud* son and Mrs Twyford; Mrs Mcßae and, ~ - Miss Dunlop with Mrs J. Grigg and Miss - r Bonnington: Mrs Seldon and’ Mr% Rich'.;’ with Miss Rogers and Mrs Bell; Mrs*Vezey . and Miss Brown with Miss Lane and Mrs ’ Leahy; Mrs Tait and Mrs Climie with- ■- Mrs P. H. N. Freeth and Mrs van Asch; Mrs' :- 1 ■’ E. H. Clark and Mrs Stringer wife Miss. - .; Wake and Mrs Pfankueh; Miss Rutherford- ■ - and Mrs Condell with Mrs Thompson and, Mrs Carter; Mrs F. Watt and Mrs Truman with Mrs Piper and Miss Gilchrist; Mrs L. J. Watt and Mrs Chapman with Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Connor; Mrs Vaughan and Mrs Hanna with Mrs Amos and Miss Amos; Mrs W. Heenan and Miss Murdoch

RAWHITI LADIES’ CLUB A Canadian foursome played over the week-end resulted in a win for Mesdames Ball and Christiansen, who returned a net 70. The best cards were: Mesdames Ball and Christiansen, 91, 21— 70; Mesdames Hobson and Lovell. 93, 18— 75;'Mesdames A. B. Smith and Hartland,93, 18—75; Mesdames Sparrow and Atkin--son, 93, 17—76; Misses L. Pirrie and X... Russell, 102, 25—77; Miss Hartley and Mrs Palmer, 100, 21—79; Mrs Miller and Miss Fltchett, 97, 16—81; Misses Lomas and Thomas, 105, 24—81; Mesdames Fox and. McCullough. 108, 27—81; Misses Gray and Hill, 108, 27—81; Misses I.- Pirrie and V. Tims, 104, 22—82. --

WAITIKIRI CLUB - Yesterday was visitors’ day at Waitikiri, ~ - and a medal round in the morning pro-,r,!. duced the following best scores:—[ Senior Division—R. B. Smythe, B*. 14-* 70; A. R. Blank, 72, 0—72; D. B. L. Bow-' ker, 76. 4—72: R. C. Saunders, 84, 10—74;B. M. Tate. 85. 10—75; D. Taylor, 88, 12—, 76; H. P. Buckley, 88, 10—78; D. F. Glan- r ville, 91, 12—79; Miss Johnstone. 89, 10 —79Junlor Division—P. B. Smythe, 87, 18— . 69; J. P. Hawke, 89, 18—71; J. R. Mitchell, 91. 18—73; J. C. Saunders, 91, 18—73; Miss Williams, 104, 28—76; Miss Sowden, 95, 19— 76: Miss F. Ward. 96. 20—76. In the afternoon a four-ball best-ball •- bogey resulted - ih ‘a tie between H. J, .- Gosset and J. W. Jackson, 5 up, and G. - S. Branthwaite and D. B. L. Bowker, S'.* up. Other scores: J. C. and R. C. Saunders, 4 up; Misses E. and F. Ward, 3 up; ■ Miss Lyttle and H. Lyttle, 2 up; Ml**..: Knight and H. P. Buckley, all square.