GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 93, 16 October 1913, Page 8

GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT.

(BY TELEGRAPH— PRESS ASSOCIATION.) DUNEDIN, This Day. The golf tournoy was continued to-day at Balmacewan in fine weather. The following is the result of the second round of the Amateur Championship : K. Duncan (Wellington], beat Harman (Christchurch), 4 up and 3 to play j A. Duncan (Wellington), beat H. C. Smith (Dunedin), 7 and 6; Wood (Christchurch), beat Forrest (Seacliff), 7 and 6 ; Park (Otago), boat Drako (St. Clair), 3 and 2; Dr. Ross (Dunodin), beat Wright (Christchurch), 3 and 2; B. J. Smith (Otago), beat Taylor (Wellington), 3 and 2; Forbes (Timaru), beat Young (Duiiedin), 3 and 2; Sargood (Dunedin), beat Ross (Auckland), 3 and 2. Professionals' match, second round— lies (Christchurch), beat Butters (Otago), 2 up and 1 to play; Douglas (Nelson), beat Blair (Invercargill), 2 and 1; Clemciits (Christchurch), beat Simpson (Wellington), 4 and 3; Hood (Christchurch), boat Watt (Wellington), 2 and 1. MINING NEWS .*>■ — — MANAGERS' REPORTS. Waitangi. — As there was no improvement in the west drivo on the now reef at No. 4 level work there has been stopped. Driving west on the main reef from the north crosscut has been commenced. At this point the reef was going through good country. In No. 2 rise east the reef looks well and a little free gold was seen. Four feet further has been driven In the drive east from the rise in No. 2 Intermediate, and in No. 3 level cast a total of 5 feet has been sunk. The ore is all being saved tor crushing. Dominion. — The deviation drive is now in 1017 feet. The country continues favourable and several quartz veins were passed through. As there is still a good flow of water issuing from the face it is anticipated thtit a, reef is close at hand. Material salvaged from the Devon prior to the sale of the vessel was put up for auction this afternoon at the Harbour Board' 6 J Shed

j UTE SHIPPING AWUVALS. t0 n e . r ,, l6 ~ M . onowat (3 - 10 P->n-). 3<83 tone. White-Parsons, lrom Lyttolton and Dunedin" DEPAItTUttES. Ootobei l(i— Huapehu. to, (210 nmS "race torn, CliUord. for London, 4 luy p^rts. 7855 BY TELEGRAPH. a i . »t LYTTULTON, lotli October. lin^ton " y ° U2 ' 16 ''' mi> ' °'" cU a „ , . PATBA, icth October Sailed— Aororo (noon), lor Wellington. Five apprentices from thn Union Company'B trainitiK ship Aparimn-Meosrs. Ucrbett, Col. llns, Bell, Bolton, and Parker— arrived by tho Moerakl lrom Sydney ycßtcrday. Messrs. Herbevt and Collins have joined tho Moerakt to 1 complete their training hp their term ot probatlon will have expired before the Aparlma returns to New Zealand. Meserß. Parker, Hell, and Bolton will bit at Wellington for their sec' ond mate's certifln&te. The 1?. mid S. Lino'd &team«r Dorset, which ftrrlved at Auckland last night from Liverpool, via Australian ports, will probably continue her voyage to Wellington on Tuesday evening next, bhe 1b due here on tlw followtog Friday, and aftw diseliarge of the Wellington portion of her cargo will sail for Lyttelton anrl Duiiedin to put out tho remainder. Subsequently bhe proceeds to Australia to load for Home.