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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 33, 8 August 1921, Page 2

KITTO AH D S ON., The Leading Tailors, T.TAVE Removed from 15, Mannora-st., to M'Donald's Buildings (upstairs), next to Albert Hotel, Willis'st. Call and Inspect our Latest Designs in Suitings and Costume Cloths.' Tel. 2312. ■ WANTED TO LET, Well-lit arid Sunny Offices arid AVarehouse, lately occupied by Caselberg, Hayman, and Co. Apply E. J; HYAMS, LTD., 118-120, WakeSeld-street. - toTetl i~ *"" "DART OF- OVB. TOP FLOOR, **" Concrete building ; fireproofj Suitable for any business. , Apply 'ffILLERTON MOTOR ENGINEERING AND GAEAGE CO., Ltd., Molesworth-streot. i '' ■ ■ TO LET, ( T ARGE ROOM, first floor, Hannah's ■*-^ Buildings, Lainbton-quay. 'Apply to R. HANNAH AND C 0.,. LTD., Lambton-quay, Wellington. TO LET, Maarama-crescent, FLAT (unfurnished), of four very large rooms, together with kitchen, bathroom, i pantry, scullery, _ gas cooker, ' and caji-' phont; electric light; the washhouse is in common with one other tenant. To all intents and purposes this is a gentleman's'(residence, within 10 minutes^ walk of the city ; two mmui.es from tram (one section), bright, sunny, healthy situation, and superb view. : i ) For particulars,.aapplyy y ' ■' RESIDENCE, _^ Box 857, -„-:: '.FUNERAL NOTICE. , rrtHE Funeral of \ the late Elizabeth -I- Summers will leave her late residence, No. 81) Adelaide-road,; To-morrow (Tuesday), 9th August, 1921, at 2 p.m., for the Karori Cemetery. , ROBT. H. WJLSON AND SON. Undertakers and Embalmors, -Tel. 24-155. 164. Adelaide-road.

"Not a Beginner" writes to Tho Post:'" "A groat deal of^ appreciation has been expressed of the fine sporting spirit of Wellingtonians, but from my experience this does not seem to apply to one section of the Wellington sports, and in this I refer to some of the golf players. By their own actions a number of these people have branded themselves with the stamp of selfinhness, and it is known that selfishness in games of any kind destroys the sport of the game. Particularly must I mention some players who patronise tho municipal golf links at Berhampore. These people have no regard for the play of the others on the links, and tuny pass rather cutting, remarks about the number of beginners on the grounds, forgetting, evidently, that they were once in the same boat themselves. . But still more noticeable is their disregard of the etiquette of the game; they pass through other players without a word of excuse or even a 'thank you.' This is strictly against the recognised rules of the game, but apart from the point of etiquette, it shows a lack of the sporting spirit, and worse still displays n pitiful ignorance of^ihe ordinary manners expected from all classes of sportis, whether golf, cricket, or football enthusiasts'.,. I trust that this hint will be taken in the right spirit by the offenders in question, and if they do" not care to correct their behaviour on these links, I would ■ suggest that they acquire a section of land and have their own links where they would not.fae disturbed by beginners." |