GOLF CONTROL
New Zealand Association
COUNCIL’S ANNUAL REPORT
The annual report ot the council of the New Zealand Golf Association states that the total revenue for the yeai amounted to £2294/9/1!, and the expenditure totalled £1728/17/-. Au a.nou t of £5OO, contributed to the Ne« Zealam greens research committee, is meludid in the latter amount. The net balance "1 £565/12/6 lias been trnnsterred as lollowsTo a reserve for special purposes £550; and £l5/12/6 to the tictHiiinilated fund, bringing the latter to 11 <4-1 14/ • At the end of the association sjiiiancial vear there was a balance of £1350 in the Post Office Savings Bank, an amount of £lOOO on deposit at the National Lank of New Zealand, and cash at the latter bank, £l3/0/10. . , , . The memliership liar- been well maintained. and during the year 24 clubs joined the association. and 11 resigned, making the total membership in the association (at July 31. 1939) 328. The total amount granted to the. greens research committee of the association tor the purposes of its work for the year was £5OO, being a decrease of £BO on the amount contributed last year. Affiliated clubs continue to derive inestimable benefit from the excellent work which the committee, is carrying on in Palmerston North. A number of clubs have written in to the association expressing appreciation of the helpful advice and assistance rendered by the advisory officer, Mr. W. M. Horton. Matches with Australia. The council has been in close contact with the Australian Golf Union with a view to instituting an annual match between a New Zealand team and a team representing the States of. Australia. These negotiations were within sight of being finalized when war was declared, and there is no possibility- of a start being made till the hostilities cease, but it is hoped that everything will lie in order to 'begin this happy interchange of visits when that much hoped for end is reached. The report states that the advisory committees in Auckland. Christchurch, and Dunedin have been of great assistance to the council during the year. CLUB COMPETITIONS Miramar v. Wellington A mat eb will be played 'between Miramar and Wellington next Saturday, the A teams meeting at Miramar mid the B teams at Itcretaunga. The following will represent Miramar: — A team: H. A. Black. M. It. Moore, J. 11. Drake, K. V. Jeffery. J. .Shelly, J. RSmith, It E. H. Aplin, A. E. Donoghue, H. H. McLean, B. H. Beale, €. L. Dentiee. W. L. Burch. B 'team: Poole, K. Mooney, K. \\. Wulimns, <?. E. White, J. P. Cohvill. J. h. aSndhnin, A. Marsden, G. Alberhson, Bowden, Parsloe, Jacques, W. A. Dentice. Manor Park v.Wahvetu Watt Cup and Ratiish Cup matches will be played between the Manor Park and Waiwetu clubs on the Manor Bark links next Saturday. The teams will be:. Manor Park.—Watt Cup: L. betton, F. Page, E. J. Moriarty, E. Butler, J. Ogilvie, R. McCourtie. A. Clouston. T. 11. R. Boon, A. Radford. J. Hennessy, H. Marshall, C. McDonald, W. Crisp, A. R. Corlieson, W. Marchant, C. Allan, Riuiisli Cup: V. Hav. It. Connery, J. Morley, A. S. T. Butler. J. A. Barker, J. It. Wilson, J. Stanley. E. Trewby. IL Telford, J. v. Smith, 11. Martin, J. Ronald. 11. Harrison. Waiwatu: Watt Cup: R. G. Holland, R. Dixon, D. J. Oliver, .1. It. Crawford, L (luinn, 1. Strickland, C. Walker, A. Jameson, L. L. Mitchell, N. J. Sherwood, T P. Davis. W. T. 'Wilson; emergencies, 11.I 1 . Wallace. R.’ Roberts, P. Kelly. Uanisli Cup: K Hendry. A. Lewis, W. Gill. A. Maedonnld N. Tavlor, F. McMillan. R. Millward. C. Wilson,’.R. Lusty. K. Watts; emergencies, 11. Rudolph and J- Beasley.
Manor Park Club Weekend programme: Saturday, medal round; Sunday morning, stablelord ; Sumiay afternoon, fourball bogey. ’Clio two-lne competitions should be played during tne weekend. Titahi Ladies' Club , Draw for Mana Cup and second round of captain’s trophy: Mrs. McQuarne and Miss Vickers, Miss Kinclieln and Mrs. Hughes. Miss Carr and Miss Wilkins. Mrs. Tniinington and Miss M. Adams, Miss D. Stewart and Miss Adams. Mrs. Stacey and Mrs. Gault. Miss Armour and Miss White, Mrs. Hallidav and Miss Low, Miss Ashby and Mrs. Mel’arland, Miss Gray and MIS» Small. Miss Symes and Miss Veitch. .Mrs Brice mid Mrs. Wrigley, Miss Kind and Mrs. Marshall. Miss Williamson and Mrs. .Murphy. Mrs. Render and Mrs. Webb, Miss W. S-tewart and Miss Griffin, Miss and ‘Miss Hunt, Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Wilc-ox. Miss Gibson and partner. Tui Glen Club Weekend programme: Saturday a-ftur-noon. medal round; Sunday morning, liinil ot championships, and club captain s trophy; Sunday afternoon, dual bogey. Rangimarie Ladies’ Club Draw for L.G.U. medal round and qualifying round for the junior chauipioikslup next Sunday:— From No. 14 tee, arranging own fours. Mre. Creswell and Mrs. Dodson, Mrs. McMahon. and (Miss Davis, Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Johnsen. Mrs. Cunningham and Miss Buncehall, Miss Whiteman and Mrs. L. Webb, -.Mrs. I’irle and Miss Ciuinan, Mrs. Lister and Mrs. Lecky, Mrs. Rowntree and Mrs. Gordon. From No. 12 tee, arranging own lours: Miss Joan Watt and Miss Lucena, Mrs. Croxtou and Mis« 11. Johnston, Miss btubos and Miss 15. Johnston, Misb Flanagan an-'J Mrs Carr, Mrs. Mooney and Mrs. C. Janies, Mrs. Campbell and Miss Banks, -Mrs. James Watt and Miss Cooney, Mrs. J. H. J nines-..and Mrs. Kittelty. Miss McMahon | and Mrs. Manoy. Mrs. Sidoinun and -Mrs. | Galt, Miss K. Farquhar and Miss D-avid-i son. Miss Male and Mrd. Farquhar, Miss i Broughan and Miss Ilollett, Miss Stevens | and Miss L. Farquhar, Miss McCallum and • partner. ; Karori Ladies’ Club i Draw fur L.G.U. medal round next Sunday: Miss D. Anderson and Mrs. J. Davis, ' Mrs. T. Younie and Mrs. G.i Gardner, Mrs. ’ W. McCprniiek and .Miss E. Wall, Miss I. ! Stephens and Miss A. McKay, Miss It. I I’udevin ami Mrs. G. Simmies, .Miss N. i Ileinemana and Mrs. J. Murphy. Miss I‘. I Shetlander and Miss J., Laiichlan, Mrs. Ix. I Kennedy and Mrs. F. Anderson. Miss Oyston anil Miss I’. Leahy, .Mrs. D. Metiiivlii and Miss S. Quirk, .Miss IS. Mathews and Miss M. Webb. Mrs. L. Dykes and Mrs. G. Gibson. Miss 1.. Smith and Miss M. Giddings, .Miss M. Major and Miss C. Maek, Mrs. B. Rundle ami Mies C. Pavilt, .Miss B Tait and Miss E. Chote, Mrs. K. Martin ami Miss M. Spence, Mrs. W. Hutson ami Mrs. T. Rogers, Miss I. Price ami Miss A. Gunn. A bogey competition will be played on I Saturday. Midweek Section.
Draw for medal round next Tuesday: Mrs. Reid and Mrs. K. Kennedy, Mrs. M. McCormick nnd .Miss Innin. Mrs. L. Dykes nml Mrs. D. MeGnvin. Mrs. W. Hutson mid Mrs. G. Simmiss, Mrs. It. Martin aud Mrs. J. Murphy. Mrs. G. Gibson and partner j
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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 3, 28 September 1939, Page 14
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