GOLF CONTESTS
Miramar Ladies* Club.—Draw for a match between teams representing the captain and the secretary on Sunday, piny to begin at 9-30 a.m. and thereafter at four-minute intervals: Mrs; Farr and Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Banks and Miss Taylor, Mrs. Mackenzie and Mrs. Creswell, Mrs. Hatrick and Mrs. Albertson, Mrs. Farmer and 'Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Foreman and Miss Plimmer, Mrs. Austin aud Mrs. W. Smith, Mrs. Griffiths and Mrs. Short, Mrs. K. Luke and Mrs. IP Brown, Miss Muir and Mrs. Castle, Mrs. Day and Mrs. Hansard, Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Sim, Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Hott, Mrs. McMahon and Mrs. Myers. (Mrs. 'Hunter and Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Houston and Mrs. R. Wilson, Miss Jacobsen and. Mrs. Webb, Miss Davis and Mrs. Niinino, Miss ’Woodman and Mrs. Osborne, Miss Van 'Staveren and Mrs. Hurdloy, Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Marsden, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Millar, Mrs. Power and Airs. W. Parkin, Mrs. Maudsley and partner, Miss Dempsey and Mrs. Woodhead, 'Mrs. Stilwell and Mrs. Young. Mrs. J. Brown and Mrs. Bree. Mrs. Caldwell and Miss R. Thomson, Mrs. F. Luke and Miss Brien, Miss McKay and Mrs. Combes, Mrs. Lauchlan and Mrs. P. Jackson, .Miss Stone and. Mrs. Plrie, Mrs. Clay and Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Heald and Mrs. Ackland, Mrs. W. Anderson and Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. (Reed and Mrs. Dennis, Miss Mitchell and 'Mrs. Gilbert, Airs. Lock and Mrs. Hurst, Mrs. Stubbs and Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Napier and (Mrs. Fretliey, Mrs. McMorra.n and Mrs. Bamford, Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Daysh, All's. Gray and .Mrs. H. Anderson, Miss L. Ramsey and Airs. Toop, -Mrs. Burch and Mrs. Turner. Foursome bogey: -Mrs. Chambers and Atiss Ale Kay, 3 down. To Marua Eadies’ Club.—-Mrs. Balharry’s trophy (stableford): Mrs. L. Gilmour. Taita club. —The annual event for the King’s Birthday Cup (27 holes medal play) will be played on Sunday, in conjunction with a stableford competition. Titahi Ladies’ Club.—Weekend : The second round for the captain's Trophy, partners to be arranged at the clubhouse. The fourth round of the knockout competition should be played by September 7, Karori Club.—Weekend fixtures: Tomorrow, first round of championship, in conjunction with Bradley trophy; Sunday morning, fourball bogey; Sunday afternoon, fourball stableford. Tul Glen Golf Club.—Weekend fixtures: Tomorrow, medal round for the Points Cup: Bunday morning, third round for the D.C.L. Cup (sta'bleford bogey); Sunday afternoon, fourball bestball bogey. The tinal for the Ill'll Cup should be played tin's weekend. Judgeford Club.—The first and second rounds for the captain's trophy will be played on Sunday. The draw is posted in the clubhouse.
Parernatn Club.—Weekend fixtures: Tomorrow; Hag competition; Sunday morning, bogey; Sunday afternoon, the second round for the Moston and Osborne Cups, and a medal round. Wai wet u Taniies* Club.—Tomorrow afternoon, 'bogey competition; Sunday morning. Canadian foursome bogey for Mias Milne’s trophy, for which players will arrange their own ipartnere; Sunday afternoon, bogey competition.
Manor Park Ladies* Club.—An L.G.U. medal round and the first; 18 holes of an eclectic competition for the Dick Wilson bowl (for players on handicap 30 and over) will be played tomorrow. Following is the draw: Mrs. Harman and Miss McGrath, Mrs. Bilderbeck and Mrs. Elsmore, Mrs. Livingstone and Miss Barry, Mrs. Marshall and Miss Heard, Miss George and Miss McKee, Miss Harris and Miss Robertson, Miss Nash and Miss Gabriel, Miss Walker and Miss Munro, Miss King and Mrs. Kelly. Miss Allen and Miss Brunton, Mrs. Thompson and Miss Finch, Miss Tinney and Mrs. Marchant. Mrs. Hay and Miss JTarland. Mrs. Connery and Mrs. Shimmins. Mrg. Goff on and .Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Ewing and -Miss Carver. Miss Brennan and Miss Downes, Miss Morgan and Miss Dpaly, Miss Swanson and Miss Quilter, Miss Danes and Miss .McDavitt. Sunday’s play: Morning, 18-hole bogey; afternoon, fourball event. , Mornington Ladies’ Club.—The second round for the .Dentice Cup and the first round for the Bowness trophy (stableford) will be played on Sunday. Following is the draw; —Mrs. Phillips V. Mrs. Sir. Miss Harris v. Miss Hindie. -Mrs. Gi-aham v. .Mrs. Carruthers, Miss Allan v. Miss Clark. Airs. Pattison v. Mrs. Aamodt, Mrs Barrell v. Miss Kilworth. Mrs. Andresen v. Miss Garratt, Mrs. Stralmore v. another. T . v Shamlon Ladies’ Midweek Club.—Draw for the fifth L.G.F. medal round on Monday. play to begin at 1<U(» a.m. :--l-rom No. 1 tee: Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Sadd, Mrs. Zachariah and Mrs. Young, Mrs. Purdte and Miss Dorset. Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. Mneaskill. Him King ami -Mrs 1 *>>””'«• Airs. Bens,'llloll and Miss I ress. Mrs. Df 1 '! 1 van and Mrs. Proctor. .Mrs. Kitto and Miss Roekstrow. Mrs. Wallace- and Mrs G-'Ur, Mis. Harrup ami-Mrs 1 ol>e. With and Miss Bain. Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Mlth-in-ton -Mrs. Clarke and Miss Mlles. Mrs. M,d)onald and (Mrs. Johnsen, Mrs. Y"’" 1 '" 1 and Miss Kain. I'roin No. JO t‘ ■ Manning and Mrs <,ir<ll.'Stoiw. A s- s o elair and Mrs. Lecky, Mrs. Kyle and Mis. Morgan Mrs. Raine and partner Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. I r mid Mrs. Griffillis. Mrs. Jordan and Mis. Dentiee. Mrs. Collins and Mrs N.ortl«< . Mrs Soniiuerville and Miss Gibbons, Airs. KHbv .nd Mrs. Bing, Mrs Simpson and Mrs. Beekingsnle. Mrs Me ’onkev and Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Buruu’sler and Ml.s (Cine All's I.oekelt and Mis. Mliiali'r. Mrs Welling ami Mrs. Thom. Airs. Temple and'partner" Stabl.'lord bogey: First division, 1 Mrs. .Sudd. 28 points; second division' Mrs. Brown, 36 points. Shandon C tub.--Tomorrow: Medal man • la coiliunelion with tin qii'.iln>tng roun t for Hie Wflford Cup The draw Is in the clubhouse. Entries lor .the eIWHi dtomolonsliiga ctoie gggkggga
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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 282, 23 August 1940, Page 12
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