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SPOUTING FIXTURES ASHBURTON GOLF CLUB LABOUR WEEK-END TOURNAMENTS SATURDAY, October 23: Men's 36 holes open. SUNDAY. October 24: Mixed Stableford agg., 18 holes. MONDAY. October 25: Mixed Canadian foursome, 18 holes. Entries close Monday, October 18, 5 p.m., with: H. D. JOHNSTON, 'PHONE 6291, ASHBURTON. 8597 24-HOLE GOLF TOURNAMENT Sponsored by the SheffieldOxford R.S.A. THE WAIMAK. COURSE on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31 R.S.A. members entering may enter one non-member. Fee fl. Bring own lunch. Afternoon tea provided. Entries close October 26, 'Phone 10M Sheffield or 77D, Oxford. Draw published Friday, 29th. WINDSOR GOLF CLUB DRAW FOR WHITE-LYNCH CUP SATURDAY 16/10/65. No. 1 TEE: 8.15 a.m.i D. Needham and R. Burrell, A. White and E. Lynch, C. Hogwood and G. O’Neill. 8.21: J. Halligan and R. Moulton, G. Howell and D. Cossar. 8.27: R. Guthrie and H. Perana, N. Norton and J. Sheppard, B. McCallum and W. Smylie. 8.33: G. Guy and N. Soper, C. McCall and J. Hoare, W. Lyon and H. Capps. 8.39: L. Blumsky and R. Franks, R. Farrant and B. R. Hall, K. R. Harris and B. K. Franks. 8.45: Gary Sandford and E. Piner, A. H. Skinner and A. Cormack, P. Patterson and S. Chaney. 8.51: I. Grammer and R. Watson, J. Sullivan and T. Jordan, H. R. Hart and I. Munro. No. 9 TEE:

8.15 a.m.: F. D. Pankhurst and B. Watson, R. White and F. Diver. 8.21: B. McMurray and O. Moore, A. Spence and M. Carter, L. Cant and K. Reeve. 8.27: B. Day and C. Blakemore, M. Boyd and D. McDonald, M. Ford and P. Clarkson. 8.33: M. Burns and G. Fielding, M. Duncan and R. Stewart, R. Forbes and G. Bagot. 8.39: V. Oakey and M. Cross, R. Driscoll and P. Kirby, N. Cross and V. Puke. 8.45: R. Ford and K. Gopperth, R. Pannell and R. Palmer, R. Rathie and A. H. Brown. 8.51: R. Taylor and A. Tootell, G. Lindsay and A. W. Jackson, W. Robinson and H. Baker. Players are requested to report 10 minutes before starting time. 9795 WAITIKIRI GOLF CLUB DRAW FOR SUNDAY, OCT. 17 No. 1 TEE: 8 a.m.: J. Paerata, Mrs J. Newcombe, R. H. Mottram, Mrs W. G. Laine. 8.5: C. W. Dale, Miss J. Bruce, E. G. Batstone, Miss J. Ockenden. 8.10: I. Dobson, Mrs E. N. Brockett, I. McKillop, Mrs J. Lees. 8.15: P. E. W. Adams, Mrs R. Newton, R. F. Sherlock, Mrs Sherlock. 8.20: E. Hill, Mrs A. D. Nicholls, K. Matheson, Miss E. Chapman. 8.25: N. E. Shaw, Mrs V. Vincent, W. S. Strang, Miss M. Phillips. 8.30: C. R. Mclntyre, Mrs Mclntyre, G. Combe, Miss Reaston. 8.35: H. Dymond, Mrs Dymond, V. Borgfeldt, Mrs L. J. Smith. 8.40: L. Smith, Mrs Smith, R. S. Jenkins, Mrs Jenkins. 8.45: R. Geoghegan, P. Shaw, Miss S. Suckling, Miss J. Davison. 8.50: B. Rowe, Mrs Pearce, A. Pearce, Mrs Moore. 8.55: D. Reid, Miss S. Boag, A. J. McGillivray, Miss S. Thompson. 9.0: J. A. Masterton, Mrs Masterton, A. McKerrow, Mrs McKerrow. 9.5: L. Chappell, Miss O. Harris, W. R. Rollinson, Mrs M. Souness. 9.10: T. Gillard, Mrs I. Dobson, B. J. Thomson, Mrs Thomson. 9.15: A. E. Brett, Miss Edmonds, H. T. Saunders, Mrs Saunders. 9.20: W. G. Walker, Mrs Walker, R. W. Smart, Mrs Smart. 9.25: W. R. Shannon, Mrs Shannon, L. R. Smitheram, Mrs Smltheram. 9.30: T. Samson, Mrs Samson, M. W. Atkinson, Miss P. McDonald. 9.35: R. M. Parker, Mrs Parker, A. Roberts, Mrs Roberts. No. 10 TEE:

8 a.m.: V. Stokes, Mrs J. Beck, P. Blight, Mrs Blight. 8.5: R. Challis, Mrs Challis, G. Paterson, Mrs Paterson. 8.10: V. G. Henderson, Mrs Henderson, G. Corbet, Mrs Corbet. 8.15: C. D. Stewart, Mrs Gasson, H. E. Turney, Mrs Turney. 8.20: I. Wilby, Mrs Wilby, W. Chappell, Mrs Myers. 8.25: C. A. Cresswell, Miss D. Powell, P. Shaw, Mrs Lanauze. 8.30: I. Barnes, Mrs A. Innes, R. Naysmith, Mrs Naysmlth. 8.35: D. S. Minson, Mrs Minson, F. V. England, Mrs England. 8.40: W. G. Laine, Mrs A. W. Bishop, N. W. Urquhart, Mrs Urquhart. 8.45 E. N. Brocket, Mrs J. McCormick, E. Gallen, Mrs D. Lethaby. 8.50: T. D. Griffith, Mrs Griffith, B. W. Lawrence, Mrs Lawrence. 8.55: J. Teehan, Mrs Rowe, S. Rowe, Mrs Teehan. 9.0: F. Young, Mrs Young, W. E. Lewis, Mrs Lewis. 9.5: H. Marshall, Mrs Fendall, K. G. Perrin, Mrs M. Fisher. 9.10: C. H. Sinclair, Mrs Sinclair, F. Sanders, Mrs Bateman. 9.15: B. E. Reid, Mrs M. Campbell, J. Adams, Miss K. McKerrow. It Is regretted a ballot was necessary. Any cancellations ring 39-263 Immediately. 9791

VACANCIES—GENERAL COMMERCIAL ARTIST FOR "THE PRESS" WE REQUIRE another competent Commercial Artist as part of our production team. One able to produce good quality art from rough to finished standard, using both line and wash techniques. Although the vacancy is open to any artist who may apply, it could appeal to an intermediate who would like to further his knowledge of production of advertising for newspapers. The art studio is well equipped and pleasant to work in. A first-class salary in accordance with experience will be paid. For an interview, at which art work samples, should be produced, please phone the: ADVERTISING MANAGER, Cathedral Square, ?hone 69-799. DIB VACANCIES—FARM EMPLOYEES FARM MANAGER A RELIABLE FARM MANAGER is required for the Omakau district in Central Otago. The country is mainly flat with a limited amount of tractor tfork. The property carries 3000 Romney sheep and 80 stud cattle. Some knowledge of irrigation would be an advantage. Good separate accommodation Is available, primary and secondary schools within easy distance. Applicants are asked to state the earliest they could start. Wages not less than £2O per week, but experience will be taken into consideration. Apply: DONALD REID AND CO. LIMITED, JETTY STREET, DUNEDIN. i. 5417