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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30576, 20 October 1964, Page 23

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METHVEN GOLF CLUB “AGFA 100,’’ 1964 SATURDAY and SUNDAY December 5 and 6 SATURDAY, sth—36 Hole Medal Play Entries accepted for 64 men. Hep., 11 to 24 inclusive. 24 ladies’ hep., 19 to 30 inclusive. SUNDAY 6th: 36 Hole Medal Play. Entries accepted for 60. men, hep., 0 to 10 inclusive. 24 ladies, hep., 0 to 18 Inclusive. Preference will be given to the lowest handicap on each day. The committee reserves the right to transfer entries from Sunday to Saturday if necessary. Entry fee £2, includes lunch and afternoon tea. Entries close with the Secretary on Monday, November 23. Draw will be published in "The Press" and “Timaru Herald” on Thursday, December 3, 1964. R. G. STODDART, Secretary ’Phone 82M, Methven No. 6 Rural. Methven Proceeds in aid of Methven Floral Festival Committee. Trophies to the value of approx. £lOO each day. Sponsored by Agfa (N.Z.), Ltd. —Advt.

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