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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 140, 15 June 1936, Page 16

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INTER-CLUB MATCHES PLAY WATT CUP GAMES - Fine golfing weather was experienced on i Saturday, but yesterday it ■was patchy, with some steady rain. Hutt beat Miramar in the inter-club match by a considerable margin. In the Watt Cup contests, Manor Park beat Shandon and Waiwetu beat Paekakariki. Manor Park beat Shandon in the Mary Alward Cup, and Titahi and Paekakariki drew.

HUTT BEAT MIRAMAR BOTH A AND B TEAMS Hutt had a signal win against Miramar, which was rather unexpected by the seaside club, as it had put in one of the strongest A teams it has arranged lor some time. Teeing up was allowed on several fairways, and the temporary green at the second shortened the hole. The conditions; were good at Mixamar, though, there was a fresh northerly bree&e, but the'golf Was not of an outstanding quality. TheJHutt A team won by 7 games to 2 and 3 games squared at Miramar, while the Hutt & team won at Hutt by 8 , games to 4, making the aggregate win. 15 games to 6, with 3 games squared. The following are the results, Hutt players first mentioned: — ; A TEAMS. J. L. Black beat K. V. Jeffery, 3 and 2. ■>. _ ■* B. M. Silk beat M. R. Moore, 7 and • 5 ' -1 W. G. Horne lost to H. A. Black, ' 3 and l.; ! . „ , , I Rana Wagg beat J. H. Drake, 1 up. ; W. G. Fjsher and C. E. Hollis, all square.- ' , . J. F. Pym beat L. Seifert, 2 and 1. C. N. Armstrong beat J. Shelly, 5 ai F. Kember and H. E. H. Aplin, all square. J. Kember and V. E. Sutherland, all square. G. P. Roberts beat J. R. Smith, 4 3 N. Tustin lost to D. S. Halley, 3 and 2: H. K. Adamson beat A. W. Griffin, 5 and 4. ' B Teams.—L. A. Davis beat W. A. Robertson, 3 and 1; W. L. Parsons lost to E. H. Liddle, 2 and 1; R. Chandler lost to C. D. Patrick, 1 down; G. S. Leeder lost to B. H. Beale, 2 and 1; W. H. Lees, jun., beat D. R. Richmond, 4 and 3; J. V. .Stevens beat J. Crawford, 6 and 5; R. H. Rawlinson beat A. E. Doneghue, 5 and 3; J. N. |D. Macdonald beat C. L. Dentice, 4 and 3; A, Jenkins beat O. Mills, 2 up; R. Adams lost to C. V. Sutherland, 2 and l' r L. C. Hemery beat A. Gibson, 4 and 3; E. Partridge beat G. W. Albertson, 7 and 5. . NOTES ON PLAY. Both No. l's were out in 39, Black turning 1 up. Black got a 3 at the tenth, and came back in 38, while Jeffery took a stroke more. Black, as usual was very sound on the greens. Silk began in fine style, and played brilliant golf to the sixth. He recovered well at the first, wherehis hooked second lay near the thirteenth green, playing a fine pitch over the ditch and bunker, and then sinking a nine-footer for his 4. He got a3 at the second, and approaching well from an overstrong shot helped by the wind to the fast third green; sank a seven-footer for his 4. Taking a3 at the fourth, and a 4 at the fifth, he seemed to have settled down to his best golf. A fine pitch laid him twelve feet from .the pin at the sixth, but Moore's approach putt, after emerging from the bunker, overran, and .though it did not stymie Silk, the borrow was such that it was a very close thing. He hit Moore's ball and missed the putt, and the hole which seemed a certain 3 for him, cost him 4. Both were up on "Hillside" with their seconds, but Silk played a fine shot out of the rough to the green, ' and got his 5, then standing 5 up. Again at the eighth Silk's ball hit Moore's when putting for the hole, though again it was not a stymie. A half in s's resulted. The tenth was halved in s's. A hook which Moore developed got him ' into various troubles. Silk's completed card was 75, with, a 6 at the eighteenth. F. Kember and Aplin were each out in 38, and all square. Aplin was dormie 1 when he took three putts on the last green. >" J. Kember was 1 up on Sutherland going to the seventeenth, but the Miramar player put on a pretty 4 there. Eisher was out in 36, and 2 up on Hollis, but Hollis came back in 38 to Fisher's 39. Pym was 1 up at the turn, playing steady golf, and though it was hole and hole on the way back, added another hole. Shelly visited bunkers at intervals, and Armstrong, who was out in a very fine 36, won the first five holes and was 5 up at the turn. Wagg was 2 down at the turn, Drake having gone out in 37, and he was 3 down when Drake won the tenth. Wagg won the next two, and Drake the next. The fourteenth and fifteenth were halved, and then Wagg won the next three holes, the last, which gave him his win, being due to a fine recovery from the ditch. H. A. Black was out in 37, and 2 up on Horne. He won the next, but Horne took the eleventh in 3. The twelfth and thirteenth were halved and Horne won the fourteenth with a twenty-footer for a 2. The fifteenth was halved. Black won the next two. Hutt won the Crawford Crescent by '5 games to 1 and 2 games squared. WATT CUP MATCH MANOR PARK BEAT SHANDON PAGE BRILLIANT Manor Park had a good win over Shandon at Manor Park on Saturday, when the two clubs met for the first time this season in the Watt Cup competition, winning the Watt Cup match by 8 matches to 4 and the Ranish by 5i to. 4*. F. Page, who has been reinstated as Manor Park's first man, was in brilliant form in his match with R. G. Hay ward, and played irresistible golf to be 6 up after the first seven holes, when he was 3 under par, and still 6 up at the turn, where he was one under par. Hay ward was by no means off form, but he could do nothing against Page, who made scarcely a mistake and won the match 7 . and 6. Page's card for the first nine' wa5:—353443355 —35, against Hayward's 42. A. Clouston was 4 up at the turn in his match against Davidge, whom he beat 2 up. He, too, was in good form, taking only 37 for the first nine, one over par, though he took 40 for the return. J. S. Park, of Shandon, holed his tee-shot at Karori (the fourteenth).

THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS. The Champions of Golf, such as Henry Cotton, R. H. Whitcombe, Abe Mitchell, A. H. Padgham, naturally insist on playing with the best golf ball procurable ... the DUN-LOP 65. Sensitive to the most delicate shot, the new "65" does not replace the Dunldp MAXFLI which, for 1936, has been still further improved. Both DUNLOP 65 and Dunlop MAXFLI are obtainable from your Pro. or Sports Dealer. Price each 3s.—Advt.

The results are as follows, Manor Park players being mentioned first: — WATT CUP. F. Page beat R. G. Hayward, 7 and 6. A. Clouston beat W. J. Davidge, 2 up. J. Ogilvie beat D. M. Boyd, 1 up. r. V. O. Duncan beat W. Tustin, 2 and 1. v ~ D. Butler beat H. H. McL. Elliott, 5 and 4. _ E. Butler lost to R. Lulham, 8 and 6. J. Hennessey beat W. R. Stuckey, 3 and 2. „ A. S. T. Butler beat G. McGregor, 3 and „ T. Wagg and W. D. Murie, all square. J. Mills lost to R. Comerford, 5 and 4. V. Hay lost to J.-S. Park, 4 and 2. A. Radford and E. Kretschmar, all square. . Manor Park 8 games, Shan don 4 games. RANISH CUP. H. Payne lost to S. Digby, 1 down. J. McKay lost to C. M. Watt, 1 down. J. R. Wilson beat W. Rodger, 4 and 3. . J. Forbes lost to B. Vickerman, 5 and 4. E. Peterson beat J. Robson, 4 and 3. D. Low beat M. Fossey, 4 and 3. J. L. Barnard and J. B. Melvin, all square. ' . E. Rodgers beat V. Haughton, 4 and 3. „ L. Fitt lost to J. Strachan, 3 and 2. C. Sawyers beat B. Hartman, 2 and Manor Park games, Shandon 4|.

WAIWETU BEAT PAEKAKARIKI The Watt Cup match between Paekakariki and Waiwetu, played on the Waiwetu links on Saturday, was won by Waiwetu by 9 games to 2 with 1 game squared. Murray was 2 down with ,3 to play, but by dint of excellent putting pulled the game out of the fire. . The following are the details, Waiwetu players mentioned, first in each case:—Holland and Murray, all square; Clelland beat Kember; Cheevers beat G. Scott; Ribbands beat A. Gollop; Matthews lost to Craighead; Wallace beat W. Gollop; Millward beat F. Smith; Davis beat Twiss; Sherwood beat H. Scott; Wilson beat Parkhouse; Swinson lost to L. Smith; Gill beat Blandford. Extra games were: A. P. Smith beat Jaggers; Spedding beat Wedderspoon. JUDCEFORD COUNTRY CLUB The June bogey played at Judgeford during the weekend' in conjunction with the second round of the Mitchell Cup, three bogey rounds, was won by J. Charters, who returned a card of all square, closely followed by D., W. Barclay, G. J. Stevenson, and H. Elsmore with 1 down, W. D. Cooke, E. Moriarty 3 down, G. E. Redward 4 down, A. E. Richards 5 down, E. A. Selman 6 down, W. Martin and E. J. Trehy 7 down. Reduction in Handicap.—J. Charters to 11. MANOR PARK CLUB Results of weekend events at Manor Park are:— An eighteen-hole fourball best-bair bogey on Saturday was won by B. Yates and R. Lynch with an excellent score of 8 up. Yesterday morning the best cards for the first round of the Harrower Cup were:— R„ Telford, 82, 16—66; B. Brickman, 86, 16—70; F. Perry, 92, 22—70; J. Ronald, 78, fi —70. In the afternoon the second round of the Harrower Cup resulted:—D. Hood, 91, 24—67; J. R. Wilson, 81, 11— 70; R. Telford, 86, 16—70. The following handicaps have been adjusted:—J. Ronald, to 7-5; R. Telford, 11-8; W. Perry. 20-15; G. Glee, 8-6; B. Brickman, 14-11; J. R. Wilson, 10-8; D. Hood, 20-15.

TITAHI CLUB A bogey event played at Titahi on Saturday afternoon resulted in a win for H. D. Gyles, who returned a card of 1 up. Other leading cards were returned by F. B. Carr (5), all square; E. J. Scotland (14), 1 down; B. Roberts (15), 2 down; C. Swinburne (10), 2 down; I. Hewitt (12), 3 down; S. A. Crichton (7), 3 down. A combined medal ■ competition played during the weekend resulted in L. Pollock (24) and J. A. Tunnington (24) winning with a net score of 148. Other good cards were returned by H. Boon (8) and T. Johnston (9), 153 net; C. Gyles (12) and J. M. Gault (18), 158; T. Hewitt (12) and K. Whitehead (24), 156; L. Trent (5) and T. Maguire (8), 157; H. Gyles (9) and E. J. Scotland (14), 157; C. Swinburne (10) and P. Maddock (20), 158.

The fourball b'ogey event resultec in a win for L. Pollock (24) and C Swinburne (10), returning a card < up. The runners-up were C. Gyl?: (12) and R. Mexted (14), 4 up. SHANDON CLUB . A Stableford bogey competition play cd on the Shandon links on Saturda: afternoon resulted in D. Isaacs (11) winning with 34. The next best performers were P. J. Burke (7), 33; W. T. Pocknall (14), 33; and S. A. Gleadow (14), 32. A bogey competition yesterday resulted: — Seniors—G. G. Tangney (11), 2 up; W. R. Stuckey (5), D. Warner (7), S. Anderson (9), J. J. Strachan (11), and G. A. Ogilvy (11), all square. In the juniors J. G. Watson (18) won with a card showing all square. In a fourball best-ball bogey R. G. Hayward (2) and R. A. Comerford (6) won with 6 up. Rodger (8) and Carroll (6) were 5 up. In the first round of the Andrew trophy, Toomath beat Dymock, 1 up; McCarroll beat McCarthy by default; Robertson • beat P. Park by default; Burke beat Tustin, 1 up; Turnbull beat Isaacs, 1 up; Hansen beat Hurdley, 1 up; McDonald beat Griffin, 5 and 4; Lockett beat Johns, 3 and 2; Melvin beat Schumacher, 2 up; Richards beat Edy 6 and 5; Buxton beat Johnston, 4 and 2; Davies' beat Digby, 1 up; McCormick beat Garlick, 6 and 4; Low beat Robson, 1 up; Strachan beat Berry, 1 up; Dennis beat M. Smith by default. HUTT CLUB A Stableford bogey on the Hutt links yesterday was won by W. H. Lees, sen. (9), with 37 points. A second bogey event was won by B. M. Silk (scr), with 1 up. J. Kember (2), W. M. Clarry (12), and W. G. Fisher (2) finished all square. Next Saturday the second round for, the Oswald Chesney .trophy will be played. Partners will be arranged as members arrive at the clubhouse. During the weekend the final of tne Hughes Memorial Cup was played over 36 holes between J. R. Trayes (17) and C. H. Matthews (24). Both played good golf, but Trayes was the steadier. At the end of the first 18 holes Trayes was four up. Continuing to play well in the afternoon he gradually increased the'tnargin and won on the 11th green, 8 The following are the results of the match played in the St. Andrew's Cross competition;— , „ ... First Round.—R. H. Rawlinson (8) beat J. L. Black (scr), 5 and 4; F. Kember (3) beat W. H. Lees, sen. (12) 4 and 2; G. P. Roberts (3) beat G. C. Phillips (10), at the 19th; Rana Wagg (scr) beat D. Swift (11). 5 and 4; E. Shields-Brown (14) beat F. N. Gibbons (15), 2 and 1; G. J. McNaught (15) beat G Cook (11), 3 and 2; M. Paulin (14) beat R. G. Gower (20), 2 up. ■ In the second round R. H. Rawlinson beat F. Kember at the 19th.

WAIWETU CLUB The following is the result of play in the second round of the Pulley Cup at Waiwetu:—Halford beat Orbell, 2 and 1; Cheevers beat McMillan, 2 up; Holland beat Colquhoun, 2 and 1; Lewis beat Anderson, 2 up; Gill beat A. G. Smith, 4 and 3; Allen and Millward, 4 and 3; Wallace and D. Johnston, 6 and 5; Tosswill and Lusty, 6 and 5. The fourball bogey was won by N. J. Sherwood (5) and D. Clinkard U7>,

1 up, followed by G. P. Hatfield (9) ind R. Croft (16), 3 up; T. P. Davis (6) and A. G. Smith (19), 3 up; J. J. Hheevers (6) arid J. F. McDougall (18), ill square. . The bogey event resulted in the senior division in a tie between R. G. Holland (2) and T. P. Davis (6), who ,vere each all square, and score 3 points n the Winter Cup. G. R. Millward (7) was 1 down and scores one point. I. J. Cheevers (6) was 2 down. In :he junior division R. Croft (16) was 2 iown, J. Beasly (19) was 3 down, and J. G. Newell (18) and W. O. Clarke (16) were each 4 down. In the play-off for a trophy donated , by Mrs. R. C. Kirk, W. O. Clarke, /0 let, was ,the winner. J. G. Newell finished second with 71 net. Entries for the Kirk Memorial Cup Cor both ladies and men close on Saturday next. WAIWETU v. WHAKATIKI. Waiwetu sent a B team to Whakatiki on Sunday with the following results, Waiwetu players mentioned first: Fourballs. —Gsrbett and Lewis lost to Scott and Crawford, 2 and 1; Tosswill and J. Hatfield lost to Randall and Olliver, 7 and 5; McMillan and Anderson beat Marriott and Dunn, 2 and 1; Gray and Colquhoun beat Shran and Burns, 4 and 2; Gregory and Harvey beat Mawby and Mrs. Wilkie, 1 up: Russell and Hogan beat Skinley and Bice, 3 and 1; Lusty and Halford beat McArthur and Wilkie, 3 and 1. Waiwetu 5 games, WhakatiH 2 games. ■ Singles.—Garbett lost to Scott, o down; Lewis lost to Crawford, 4 and 2; Tosswill lost to Randall, 3 and A J. Hatfield and Olliver all square; McMillan beat Marriott, 4 and 3; Andeison beat Dunn, 1 up; Gray beat Shran 6 and 4; Colquhoun beat Burns, 3 and 1; Gregory beat Mawby, 1 up; Harvey beat Mrs. Wilkie, 1 up; Russell lost .o Skinley, 3 and 1; Hogan lost to Bice, 4 and 3; Lusty beat McArthur, 2 up; H \VahveuT6 glcnesfwhakatik^'e'games, 2 fota!; S Waiwetu 12 games, Whakatiki 9 games. ■ MARY ALWAED CUP WIN FOR MANOR PARK In a Mary Alward Cup match at Shandon on Saturday Manor Park Ladies beat Shandon Ladies, by six games to four. The following are the results, Manor Park players mentioned first:—Mrs. Butler beat Miss Hodgins, 4 and 3; Miss Fairbrother lost to Miss Robinson, 6 and 5; Miss Reidle beat Mrs. King, 2 and 1; Miss McColl beat Mrs. Burke, 8 and 6; Miss Butler beat Miss Davidson, 2 and 1; Mrs. Smith lost to Miss Sidford, 1 down; Miss Bennett beat Mrs. Findlay, 1 up; Miss Hogg beat Mrs. Ryan, 3 and 1; Mrs. Burns lost to Miss Smith, 3 and 2; Miss Walker lost to Miss Pownall, 4 and 3. Other games were:—Miss Nash lost to Mrs. Hipkins, 7 and 5; Miss Yorston lost to Miss Gaynor, 2 and 1; Miss Kerr and Miss Read, all square; Mrs. Jackson lost to Mrs. Frazer, 9 and 7. TITAHI V. PAEKAKARIKI A Mary Alward Cup match on the Paekakariki links yesterday resulted m a draw, both Paekakariki and Titahi winning Ave games each. Following are the results, the Titahi players being mentioned first:—Miss Hervey beat Miss R. Smith, 1 up; Mrs. Latham lost to Mrs. Murray, 2 down; Miss Hollis lost to Miss J. Smith, 2 and 1; Miss Wilson beat Miss Murphy, 2 up; Miss McKee beat Miss Grimstone, 5 and 4; Mrs. Crichton and Miss Robinson, all square; Miss Adams lost to Mrs. Marshall, 3 down; Miss Gault and Miss Taylor, al square; Mrs. McLean beat Miss Lyndon, 2 and 1; Miss Wilkins lost to Mrs. Bowden, 5 and 4. Other games resulted: Miss M. Adams lost to Miss James, 4 and 3; Mrs. Bradley beat Miss Battersby, 5 and 4; Miss Kinchella and Miss Clarke, al square; Miss Clark beat Miss Hutchins, 5 and 4; Miss Hunter lost to Miss Wallace, 2 and 1. WELLINGTON LADIES' CLUB

The following is the draw for a bogey competition to be played on Wednesday:— , , Seniors.—Miss Dyer and Mrs. Blackley; Miss Peacock and Miss Grose; Mrs. Howden and Mrs. Speirs; Mrs. Brodie and Miss J. Peacock; Miss S. Todd and Mrs. S. Todd; Miss Wyhe and Mrs. Hanna; Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Wood; Mrs. W. G. Turnbull and Mrs. Tripe; Miss Bell and Mrs. Macfarlane; Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Whatley; Mrs. Seddon and Mrs. G. Nathan; Mrs. Welton-Hogg and Miss Parker; Mrs. Stott and Mrs. Campbell; Mrs. Hayman and Mrs. Menzies. Juniors. —Miss Elliott and Mrs. Tweed; Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Rhind; Mrs. Turnbull and Miss Mcintosh; Mrs. Francis and Miss J. Wheeler; Mrs. Anderson and Miss N. Wheeler; Mrs. N. Smith and Mrs. Malcolm; Mrs. Chesney and Miss N. Blundell; Miss Reading and Miss A. Harcourt; Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. A. T. Young; Miss V. Robertson and Miss Hempton; Miss M. Salmond and Miss J. Millar; Mrs. Whitcombe and Miss I. Young; Miss A. Pearce and Mrs. J. Duncan; Miss J.' Gilmer and Miss B. Blundell. HUTT LADIES' CLUB

The following is the order of the Hutt ladies' draw for the extra L.G.U. and Riddiford Medal, to be played on Wednesday, starting at 11 o'clock:— From No. 1 Tee.—Mrs. Forman v. Miss E. Ballinger; Mrs. Slater v. Mrs. Wagg; Mrs. Monkmari v. Mrs. Duncan; MisstN. Ballinger v. Miss Griffen; Miss Dawson v. Mrs. Wiren; Mrs. Sherwood v. Mrs. Chas. Rogers; Mrs. Hanson v. Mrs. Richards; Mrs. Davidson v. Miss Matthews; Mrs. Norman v. Mrs. J. Macdonald; Mrs. Ashe v. Mrs. Crombie; Mrs. Fleming v. Mrs. Partridge; Mrs. Cook v. Mrs. Wilson; Mrs. Lawry v. Miss Lee. „ From No. 12 Tee.—Mrs. Fraser v. Mrs- Chapman; Mrs. Wilkinson v. Mrs. Reid; Mrs. Fossey v. Mrs. Dudley; Mrs. Jack v. Mrs. Admore; Mrs. Hughes v. Mrs. Weir; Mrs. A. Rogers v. Miss Stewart; Miss Young v. Mrs. Evers Swindell; Mrs. Williamson v. Mrs. Luke; Mrs. Pocock v. Miss Kettle; Mrs. Ellis v. Mrs. Evans; Mrs. Bradley v. Mrs. Cameron; Miss M. Jones v. Miss McCaskill; Miss Smith v. Mrs. Baldwin; Miss Chesney v. Mrs. Hardcastle; Mrs. Lee Jones v. Mrs. Lewis; Miss Harman v. Mrs. Hume; Miss Rogers v. Mrs. Win ton Brown; Mrs. Wellsted v. Miss Whitehead; Miss B. Gibbons v. Mrs. Lowe; Mrs. Nash v. Mrs. Rana Wagg; Mrs. Hartman v. Mrs. Williams; Mrs. Steel v. Mrs. Thompson. C players to play on Tuesday, starting at noon.—Mrs. Turner v. Mrs. Robinson; Miss Van Staveren v. Mrs. E. Luke; Mrs. Welch v. Mrs. Gibbs; Miss J. Gibbons v. Miss P. Bourke; Miss Sladden v. Mrs. Carter; Miss Evers Swindell, a bye.

MANOR PARK LADIES' CLUB In a fourbal! competition played by the Manor Park Ladies' CJub yesterday, Miss Bowling and Miss Monahan

WEDNESDAY TILE 17th DAY OF JUNE 1930 SALE BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE AND UNDER CONDUCT OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE : SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND AT WELLINGTON. llfß. GORDON HARCOURT,. Auctionoer, acting under tlie instructions of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Wellington will offer for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION at his rooms 153-155 Feather 8 ton Street, Wellington, on Wednesday Hie 17tli day of June 1!>30 at 2.30 p.m. the following freehold land: — ALL THAT piece of land containing One rood and fifteen perches (Oac. lr. lop.) more or less being Lot 21 on Deposited Plan Number 83!), part of Section 0 Evans Bay District and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 00 Folio 170 SUBJECT to the covenant against - excavating gravel and conditions as to fencing contained in Transfer Number 29530. THE PROPERTY IS KNOWN AS NUMBER 184 QUEEN'S DRIVE, LYALL BAY. The Mortgagee's Application to Sell and Estimate of Value may be seeu prior to the sale at the office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Wellington during office hours. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be inspected -at the office of the Auctioneer or at the offices of MESSIEURS IZARD. WESTON, STEVENSON & CASTLE, Solicitors for the Mortgagee, Number 161 Featherston Street, Wellington.

, TOMORROW, at 1.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO. ] CARPET SQUARES, CLOCK-FACED IN S THE E MART!' 91 DIXON STREET W. PRICE & CO., AUCTIONEERS and VALUERS, have received instructions from the VENDERS, to Sell the Contents of 2 WELL-FURNIbHED HOMES, removed to the Mart for Sale, COMPRISING: 3 oak bedroom suites, 3 divan suites, 2 oak d. room suites, china cabinet, 2 beautiful oak settees, 4 oak Morris chairs, piano (by Rosbach), palm stands, brass kerb and irons, doctor's surgical couch, chenille curtains, d. and single wood bedsteads and wire mattress, kapok mattresses, pillows, blankets, e.p. cup, crockery, glassware, elec. iron, scales, carpet sweeper, long mirror, pictures, kit. table and chairs, bobs board, kerbs, table mangle, tallboys, prams, porcelain bath, gas stove, pedestal, duchesse chests, sideboards, wardrobes, sideboards, easy chairs, . baby chair, % bed and -wire, store bin, blinds, stretchers, steps, hos. bed, traveller's hamper, etc. NO RESERVE. C. W. PRICE, Auctioneer.

PRELIMINARY AUCTION ANNOUNCEMENT. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 1.30 p.m. On the Premises, 37 GIIUZNEE STREET. KIRKBECK AND CO., Auctioneers, have received instructions from Messrs. Robertson and Co., who have sold their premises, to sell by Auction Without ReserveGeneral household furniture, showcases, etc. Full Details Tomorrow's "Post." VICTOR KIRKBECK, Auctioneer. Tel. 52-095. beat Miss Butler and Miss Hill, 2 and 1; Miss Reidle and Miss Bennett beat Mrs. Haslam and Miss Howe, 2 and 1; Mrs. Barker and Miss Hogg beat Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Sawyers, 1 up; Mrs. Bernet and Miss Allen beat Miss Nash and Miss Murtagh, 2 up; Miss Jones and Miss Heard and Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Hay, all square. WAIWETU LADIES' CLUB A bogey competition played by the Waiwetu ladies over the weekend was won by Mrs. Smith, with a card showing 3 down, who scores three points in the Winter Cup. Miss Findlay was 4 down and scores two points. Miss Horman, 5 down, scores one point. A medal round for the weekly ball was won by Mrs. Smith, which reduces her handicap to 18.

JUDCEFORD LADIES' CLUB The hidden-hole competition played by the Judgeford ladies yesterday was won by Miss Gardner. Owing to weather conditions the challenge medals were postponed until next Saturday.