GOLF.
(BY IELEGItAPn—PKBSfI : ASSOCIATION.) : Palmerston North, September 1. Tho Manawatu'eolf tournament ;began to-day in fino weather. The-links were in good order, and thero was a large-number of competitors, 'from both Islands. In the Indies' stroko linndi-; 'cap :Miss D. liindmarsh (Napior), 102, 23,. 79, ■ and Mrs. Innos (Manawatu) 97, IG, 79 tied. Mrs.' Bovan (Otaki), with 91, 8, 83, reduced tho ladies' record for the course from 100. • ■ The following ladies qualified for the ladies' championship, which will be played to-day:— Airs. Bevan (Otaki), 91; Miss Beatson' (Hastings), 95; Mrs. Annes (Manawatu), 95; Mrs. Winterburn (Otaki), 99; Miss D. Symes (Christchurch), 100; Miss Cave (Wanßanui), 101; Miss D. Hindmarsh (Napier), 102; Miss Monro (Manawatu), 105; Miss Hamlin (Napier), 105; and Miss U. Williams (Wellington),' 105. The ludies' foursome was won by Miss Beatson and Mrs. Baddeley. : The' Red Dot Professional Ball-was much in evidence at the recent championship held in Sydney last week. ' All the Australian and New Zealand champions played with .the Red Dot Professional. This ball docs not lose its shape, and will not crack or burst.' We recommend it to tha use of all Golfers. The Rod Dot Professional Ball; tile Golf Ball with a chemical centre. C9OO
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 291, 2 September 1908, Page 5
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201GOLF. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 291, 2 September 1908, Page 5
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