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Evening Post, Issue 122, 26 May 1933, Page 14

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WEEKEND FIXTURES

Paekakariki Ladies' Club.~Thc followins is the draw for the L.G.U; Coronation Medal and Aotcaroa Cup to bo plowed tomorrow by tbe Packakarlkl Ladles' GolC Club;— Miss \\\\\U well v. Miss Newman, Mlsa It. Smith v. Wisj Neely, Miss J. Smith v. Mrs. Hegarty, Mist Battefsby v. Mrs. McNeil. ■' Miss Chote v. Marker. The following will play in ' the "Mary Alward" Cup. match against Snandou at Paelcakarikl during the weekend: Miss Whjtwell. Miss Newman, Miss J. Smith, Miss It. Smith, Miss Neely, Mrs. Hegarty, Miss Cbpti?, Mrs. McNeil, Miss Battersby, Mrs. Marshall; emergencies, Miss V. Browne, Miss M. Browue, and Mrs. L. Smith. '"' Hutt Golf Club.—The following is the draw for the Stroke competition (first round for the Macarthy trophy) to be played tomorrow :— J. H. Turner v. h. It. Gilmour; J. A. Konald v. C. It. Claytpn; V. 1\ Howell v. Dr. Spencer; A. B. lane v. H<. K. Adamson; R. V. McDowell v. W. Hanley; C. A. Burgess v. H. W. Cormack; D. F. Porter v. J. N. Itauch; A. Jenkins v. L. C. Hcmery; L. Hanratty v. I. A. Macallan; P. C. KUerm t, N. W. Porter; .T. JE. Hanratty y. I. Boielle; I. G. Hart v. G. K. Pringle ; J. Shelly v. A. McLean; W. G. Home v. A. E. Caselberg; P. B. Bryden v. D. J. V. White; W. C. Wedderspoon v. C. N. Armstrong; .I---11. Phillips v. P. J. Pi. I'ordham; A. S. Clarke v. L. Moukman; J. E. Timuington v. B. 21. Gibson; A. E. Park v. W. G. Fisher; W. J. Hutchison v. N., Balllnger; S. Hogg v. B. Clarke; N. B. Gibbons v. A. M. Cousins; W. B. Ralney V. J. N. McDonald; S. A. Wiren v. E.. Partridge; J. E. Finch v. P. Anderson; A. M. Haldane v. J. McLean; P. S. Gillingham v. Rana Wagg; H. S. Wilkinson v. L. A. Davis; D. C. Johnston v. J. B. Black; J. Lee Jonea v. G. A. H. Field; J. McKay v. P. C. Miles; It. B. Wheeley v. C. Zahara; J. Flanagan v. A. J. Hyams; G. Cook v. ]5. Hogg; 1\ N. Gibbons v. G. A. Wylle; K. V. Wraight v. F. E. Cooper; K.,E. Lelghton v. I. A., H. Symes; K. C. Gorton v. A. Brown; CM. Watt v. G. B. | Ward; D. L. narrower v. S. J. Hives; W. K. | Cook v. It. Adams. Ladies' Miramar Club.—The following Is the j draw for next Tuesday's match, flvst round for the captain's trophy:—Seniors: Mrs. Simmons v. Mrs. Jarris; Mrs. Farr v. Miss Carter; Mrs. Ward v. Mrs. Andrews; Mrs. Foreman v. Mrs. Kichmond; Mrs. Dalglelsh v. Mrs. K. Wilson; Mrs. Brown v. Miss.Hanson; Mrs. Beasley v. Mrs. Mills; Miss Fair v. Miss Tay-. lor; Mrs. Ancell v. Miss Nicolls; Miss Upham v. Mrs. Kichardson; Mrs. Berendscn T. Mrs. Cromb; Mrs. Banks v. Miss Gambrill; Mrs. Brltou Smith v. Miss Plinimer; Mrs. Barclay: Bell v. Mrs. Widdon. Juniors: Miss Jacobson v. Mrs. Cover; Mrs. Marsden v. Miss Van Stavercn; Mrs. Millar V. Mrs. Collie; Mrs. Lauchlan v. Mrs. Keaney; Mrs. Sterling v. Mrs. Wrlgley; Mrs. Watklns v. Miss J. Ha!l; Mrs. Horntbrook v. N!ss Dempaey; Mrs. H. Parkin v. Mrs. Austin; Miss Woodman v. Mrs. Griffiths; Mrs. Myers v. Mrs. Kogers; Mrs. Johansou v. Mrs. Kamsey; Mrs. W. Parkin v. Mrs. Castle; Mrs. Hansou v. Mrs. Schneider; Mrs. Thomson, v. Mrs. Sage;! Mrs. Bree v. Mrs. Boyes; Miss Briton Smith v. Mrs. Hunter; Mrs. McKlllop v. Mrs. Murray; Mrs. Maudsley v. Mrs. Day; Mrs. Winchester V. Mrs. Short; Miss Townsend v. Miss Stevens. From No. 11 tee starting at 11 a.m.—Miss Myers v. Mrs. Caugbley; Miss.'L. Hall v. Mrs. Woodhead; Mrs. Gill v. Miss Mclntosh; Mrs. McGowan v. Miss Didsbury; Mrs. Brook v. Mrs. Hurst; Jfrs. Upham v. Mrs. Bowii; Mrs. H. Smith V. Miss Kichardson; Miss Ji. Thomson v. Mrs. Keane; Miss Edinondson v. Mrs. Sandwlth; Miss Murphy v. Miss Brlen. C Division, Monday next.—Miss Danby y. Mrs. Napier; Miss Samson v. Mrs. F. D. Thomson; Mrs. Gilbert v. Mrs. Katz; Mrs. Maunsell' v. Mrs. Doctor. The* best scores recorded for last Tuesday's match were:—Coronation medal, Mrs.. Dalgleish, 86,' 14—72; Aotca-roa Cup, Mrs. Simmons, 01, 10—72; Mrs. Dalglelsh, 80", 11—72, tied. Manor Park Ladies' Club.—An 18-hole medal round for the Coronation Medal (seniors) and for the Aoteai-roa (seniors and juniors) will be played on Saturday In conjunction with an extra L.G.TJ. competition: Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Hough; Mrs. Bltiudcll and Miss Butler; Miss Bray and Mrs. Burns;' Miss Brldspn and Miss yon Dadelszen; Miss Gaynor and Miss Nasli; Mrs. Hay and Miss King; Mrs. Haslam and Miss Mayo; Mrs. Jackson and Miss B. Mehaffey; Mrs. Mehaffey and Miss Yorston; Mrs. Forster and Miss McMillan; MIS 3 Maudsley and Miss.Mitchell; Miss Willis and Mrs. Sherwood; Miss Stevens and Miss Falrbrother. Mornington Ladies' Club.—During the weekend the second round of the Dentice Cup will bo played, the draw being as follows:—Miss Martin v. Mrs. Sellg; Miss P. Moran v. Miss McGrath j Mrs. Startmoro v. Miss Robinson; Miss M. Robertson v. Miss Simpson; Miss Hollis v. Miss O'Connell; Miss Beckett v. Miss Clark. In conjunction with the above an 18-holo bogey competition will be played:— Miss Billon v. Miss Wills: Miss Lyndon v. Miss Bonifacio; Miss Moran v. Miss Gordon; Miss Allen v. Miss Tinney; Miss Itoss v. Miss O'SulUvan; Miss D. Bllton v. Miss Harris; Miss Wallace v. Miss Short.