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TEMPLETON COUNTRY CLUB DRAW FOR OPEN TOURNAMENT Bogey Handicap, • September '2';— T .J2.30 p m J Allen. W. Dunlop, A. H. 1 u 35, -?• Ba ssett. W. Dull, L. Melvin; Q Groyer.' C. Tfees, 'C. Miifray; 12.45. G. D. Law. J. p. Hutton, R. H. Swain; 12.50. F. A. Mitchell. I. E. Sewell, H- N. Dyer; 12.55. H. Harris, R. O’Callaf, ha "- J- Thomas; 1 p.m.. J. W. McLean. C, H. Rich, D. Smith; 1.5, J. Cunneen, H. Langford. J. Grigor; 1.10, F. Williamson. J. Jackson. G. P. Anderson; 1.15, H. E. Clarke, J. Arnold, M. L. Page; 1:20, A; C. Ealrbairn. C. Kindle, L. Biumsky; 1.25, H. W. Simpson, J. W. Ruston, ’A. W. Roberts; 1.30, G. Branthwalte, G., Ccndliffe, K. Grimmer; 1.35. W. P. Lane, N. Rickman. Championships and Medal. Handicaps, > September 3;— No. 1 Tee—B ’a.m.. 13.6 p.m.,. F. -Me-. Teigue. W. Dunlop, J. Allen. A. Falrbairn: 8.6, 12.12, E. Hegan, J. Lee. H. G. Shaw, C. Hlndle;. 8.12. 12.18, N. Jarvis, A. B. 8001, R. Grimmer, G. Condliffe; 8.18, 12.24, J. R. Allen,- R. Riddell, H.' Grover, F. A. Mitchell; 8.24. 12.30, R. C. McArthur. R. D. Cameron. N. Rickman, G. Day; 8.30, 12.36, H. E. Clarke, R. Senior. N. V. Smith. R. E. Dunne: 8.36, . H. W. Simpson, J. W. Ruston. G. S. Branthwalte, J. Grigor; BA2. 12.42, J. W. Jackson. A. R. Blank, R. Frizzell. F. Williamson: 8.48, 12.48, I. B. Cromb. I. M. Godby. C. Seymour, A. E. Grubb; 8.54, 12.54. M. H. Godby, E. J. Humphrey J. L. Blair, N. Farrant; 9 a.m., 1 p.m., D Climle, B. F. Keene, M. B. Cook, J. P Gllmour; 9.6, 1.6, C. J. Ward, A. J. Black. M. R. Blank, M. L. Page: 11 i' ?.• F - Lambie. D. Taylor, J. R. Mills, G. P. Anderson; .9.18, 1.18, C. L. Meredith-Kaye, W. M. McClure, G. P. Kellar, S. P.. Barrett; 9.24, 1.24, G. McAnulty. A. R. Gourley. L. A. Watson, D. Smith; 9.30, 1.30, N. S. Bowie, D. B. L. Bowker. R. Hay-Mackenzie, J. Thomas; 9.36, 1.36, H. A. Harrison, P. K. Brown, R. H. Swain, R. O’CaHaghan; 9.42, 1.42, A. Le Roi, L. J. Chatterton. R. Chatterton, R. Wright. No. 10 Tee—B a.m., 12.6 p.m., S. F. Bradford, J. Mardon, T. S. Wilson, B. Bassett; 8.6, 12.12, R. J. Lamb. E. Day. E. W. Christiansen. L. Melvin: 8.12, . A. H. Ihle, C. Nees, C. ’W. Murray, W. Baldwell; 8.18, 12.18, W. Yates. W. Duff, A. D. McGregor, L. Biumsky;. 8.24. 12.24, A. A. Grimmer, Nxßoon, A. W. Williams, J. Hutton; 8.30, A), C. L. Crowley. G. Hunter, H. B. ... f.ckley. I. E. Sewell; 8.36, 12.36. R. E. icnderson, H. Langford. A. W. Roberts, T. Millner; 8.42. 12.42. P. Pankhurst, W. . Lane. N. Forrester; 8.48, 12.48, T. R Murray, H. Harris, J. W. McLean: 8.54. 12.54, S. Wright. J. A. McAnulty, G. Barnard, C. R. Falrbairn; 8 a.m., 1 p.m., J. A. Scott. L. Farrant. V. Sheehy, J. Arnold: 9.6. 1.6. R. A. Oakley, K. Fryer, W. Maloney. E Legpe; 9.12, 1.12. J. W. Rainey R. J. Hegan, J. Cunneen, E. Gassen: 9.18. 1.18. S. M. Jackman. E. D. Thomas. H. V Reid. T. O’G’-adv; 9.24. 1.24. D. G. Scott, o. G. Evens. F. O. Schmidt. ,T Oakle«: 9.? n . 1.30. W. R. Mason, F. P. Re'-ker. S, L. Boon, C. H. Rich. No post entries. Players must be on tees five minutes before starting time. CHRISTCHURCH CLUB The first qualifying rounds of the club championship, Richards Cup, and Cox Cup. which were to have been played by the Christbhurch Club to-morrow, have been postponed until next Saturday, when the same draw will apply. 1 SOUTH MARLBOROUGH TOURNAMENT The draw for the South Marlborough Golf Club’s tournament on September 3 is as follows:—B.4s, W. Masefield, E. O. Heney' A. Taine. G. Berry; 8.50, Mrs B. Trolove, Mrs J. Trewin/Mrs J. Reid; 8.55, R. Murray.' G. Mitchell, G. Stronach. J. Held; 9, a.m;. Mrs J. W. Trolove, Miss R Lissaman;' Miss M. Moore, Mrs King: 9.5, B. Masefield. Rewi Murray, W, Rollason, Scott; 9.10. E. Good, J. Trowin', I. Lissaman, G. Grey: 9.15, E. R. Good, J. Murchison- M; Witten. M. UmbticVf. 0.20, S C, Langbein, R. Cunneen’" VMrs M. Masefield/ Mrs G. C-'-w. iirray, Mrs T. Davies; 9.30. \ Waddy, M. Parsons. J.

MUrray; 9.35, B. S. Trolove. R. L. Withers. T. Davies. A Canadian foursome (mixed optional) will be played in the afternoon. Post entries will be accepted for all events. . HAREWOOD LADIES’ CLUB A foursomes stroke match was played by the Harewood Ladles Golf Club yesterday. Best cards were:—Mrs Wyber and Mrs Climie 106, 25—81; Mrs Blank and Miss P. Clowes 101, 19—82: Mrs Crozier and Mrs Stedman 108, 19—89. NOTABLE SUCCESS FOR PERRIER SYDNEY, August 31. The open champion, J. Perrier, to-day beat H. L. Williams (Victoria), 6 and 5. in the final of the Australian amateur golf championship. Perrier thus retained the title and also established a world record by winning the national, open, and amateur championships for two years In succession. E. Nalsmlth beat G. Naismith,- his cousin, 7 and 5, in the final of the Australian professional championship. ! INTERPROVINCIAL MATCH An Interprovincial golf match between teams representing Otago-Southland and Canterbury-Westland will be played on the Timaru Golf Club’s Hlghfleld links, Tlmaru, on Sunday, October 15. .The Canterbury and Westland advisory committee appointed by the New Zealand Golf Association (Sir Cyril Ward and Messrs A. R. Blank and M. H. Godby) has been Instructed, to. choose the Canterbury-West-land team.

The 55 affiliated clubs in the CanterburyWestland area are being asked by the committee to supply the names of leading players of Handicaps 4 and under who will be available to play II chosen. The match will take the form of foursomes match play in the morning and singles match play, in the afternoon.