WOMEN'S N.Z. TITLE

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 91, 14 October 1935, Page 11

WOMEN'S N.Z. TITLE

STARTS ON WEDNESDAY

A RECORD FIELD

id& • wentl2 es, for the thirty-ninth ™SSf«? ev*.?S. ai? n<i-S ol£ championship w«ir^ giwhlch 8 at H«etaunga on Wednesday, constitute a record. So large-was the field, indeed, that ten handicaps have had no chance, and w P W°iS 9.'s have been cut ■out. Wednesday will be devoted to the inter-island match, which will be followed by championship and handicap fS c/-tK On the •■ first round of the championship will be Played, followed by the.first bogey round of the championship will be followed by the Coronation Medal. .There wiU be nothing doing in the championship events at Heretaunga on Saturday, October 19,. but it will perSSSUiff**!. 1"**6? day during the tourney for those who are merelyspectators, as-the.British ladies' touring team plays its New Zealand match there. This, of course, does not mean that the best golf will necessarily be seen St. Miramar, because the British ■ladies are playing their way through the Heretaunga tournament, and there will undoubtedly be some spectacular golf in the finals and semi-anals there, an which it is hoped that New Zeaiand ladies.will feature. • -On Monday the third round of the Championship will be played, followed by the L.G.U. Challenge Bowl, on Tuesday the fourth round of the championship, followed by the Donnel'y Cup and Teams Match, on- Wednesday the semi-finals of the championship followed by the second bogey handicap, and on Thursday the final of the championship. A continuous putting competition, with a trophy for the best aggregate of three cards done on separate days, will be held.

It i§ expected jthas aU-#ig-sy_enis in

which the British ladies take part will draw large attendances of the public, and in the programmes are twelve pieces of advice which everyone is asked to observe in order not to interfere with play. As a large number of people is interested in who is taking part in this tournament, the draw and starting times for the first round of the New Zealand women's championship, which will be played on Thursday, are appended:—9. Miss Wade v. Miss Petrie; 9.4, Mrs. D. R. Richmond v. Mrs. Ivo Carr; 9.8, Miss McCartin v. Mrs. McFadyen; 9.12, Mrs. Slater v. Mrs. McCarthy; 9.16, Mrs. Greenlees v. Mrs. McMillan; 9.20, Miss Seifert. v. Mrs. Jarvis; 9.24, Miss M. Guy v. Mrs. Crombie: 9.28, Miss Rutherford v. Mrs. Partridge; 9.32, Miss J. Anderson v. Mrs. D. Young; 9.36, Miss A. Ormond v. Miss Chrystall; 9.40, Miss Wheeler v. Miss Hornabrook; 9.44, Mrs. Foreman v. Miss Horwell; 9.48, Miss Helean v. Mrs. J. Wilson: 9.52, Miss S. Ormond v. Mrs. Russell; 9.56, Mrs. Weston v. Mrs. C. F. A. Jones; 10, Mrs. Cook v. Miss James; 10.4, Mrs. Walker v. Miss Culling; 10.8, Mrs. Buttle v. Mrs. Barker; 10.12, Mrs. Fullerton-Smith v. Mrs. Scott; 10.16, Mrs. H. Newton v. Miss Barns-Graham; 10.20, Miss Fleming v. Miss Upton; 10.24,: Mrs. Spiers v. Mrs. McKillop; 10.28.\ Miss Gambrill v. Mrs. Stout; 10.32, Miss Beadel v. Miss C. Wilson; 10.36, Miss Kay v. Mrs. Templer; • 10.40, Miss Loughnan y. Mrs. Monkman; 10.44, Miss O. Smith v. Mrs.1 Collihson: 10.48, Mrs. R. Grace v. Mrs. Galloway; 10.52, Miss Barton v. Mrs. Curtis; 10.56, Miss J; Stevenson v. Miss P. Lane; 11, Mrs. Banks v. Miss WhiteParsons; 11:4, Mrs. Kebbell v. Mrs. Waddell. : , . . ■