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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 17, 19 July 1940, Page 4

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fa«> FIXTURES. Boulcott Club.—Saturday, married v. single (on handicap) ; weekend, morning, flag competition; afternoon, bogey. Boulcott Ladies' Club.—Saturday, two-club competition. Weekend, morning, hidden holes stroke: afternoon, first round Miss Snow's trophy (stableford bogey). Rangimarie Ladies' Club.—Third round captain's trophy will be played weekend, and L.G.U. Shandon Ladies' Mid-week Club.—Fourball best-ball (medal) competition Monday, commencing at 10.30 a.m. Players arrange own foursomes. Momington Ladies' Mid-week Club.—Next week second round Finn Cup and stableford competition. Mornington Ladies' Club.—Weekend, L.G.U. medal round, fourth round of Morgan Cup, and final of Evans and Henderson Cup. Pukerua Bay Club.—Bogey competitions for Gray Cup and Rose Bowl this weekend. Shandon Club.—Medal round tomorrow in conjunction with qualifying round for president's trophy; third round of Andrew Trophy to be completed this weekend. Te Marua Club. —Saturday, match with Paremata postponed indefinitely; Horton Cup (combined stableford) commencing at noon. Weekend, rounds as drawn in Frank Petrie, Bolt, and Spo'de Cups. Judgeford Ladies' Club.—Weekend, first rounds Deanna Durbin Cup and Miss Nelson's Cup. Partners drawn at clubhouse. Taita Club.—Weekend: Qualifying round for president's trophy. Afternoon: Bogey event. Manor Park Club.—Weekend fixtures: Flag competition; combined stroke; fourball bogey. Karori Ladies. —Tomorrow a teams match (captain's v. secretary's) will he played. Matches will be arranged in the clubhouse. On Sunday a patriotic day will be held. Members are asked to bring friends. Waiwetu Ladies. —Saturday afternoon, bogey ; weekend, morning, bogey; afternoon, fourball stableford. Judgeford.—The following players will represent Judgeford in the Bustin Cup match with Tui Glen at Judgeford on Saturday:—X. 3. Smith, J. C. Redward, R. .Gray, E. Adams, W. R. Hill (captain), W. Canham. A. Gillespie, T. W. Harkins, G. Persson, D. Hennessey, H. Aitken, L. Young; emergencies, K. Pickering, A. MacDowell. R. H. Kllmister, M. R. Jacobson. Weekend fixtures: Morning, stableford bogey competition (players to arrange their own partners) and semi-finals of the Martindalo Rosebowl; afternoon, fourball best-ball bogey competition. Partners will Be drawn in the clul#:uise. Players with handicaps undev 12 will partner, as far as possible, players with handicaps over 12. Open Day at Karori. —"Open days" in aid of the patriotic funds have been held by Wellington golf clubs with considerable success recently, and the Karori Golf Club Is taking its turn with one on Sunday next, with a medal round in the morning and a single stableford in the afternoon. There will be no green fees, but there will be an entrance fee of 2s in the morning and 2s in the afternoon. Luncheon and teas will be available on the links and taxis will leave the Government Buildings at 8.30 a.m. It is hoped that many golfers will participate in the day's play. Tomorrow Karori members will play for the Levien Shield (stroke foursome). The draw will be at the clubhouse. RESULTS. Taita Club.—Stableford: G. Dickie, 29, 4—33; R. Tovey, 27, 4—31. Eclectic: J. W. Porter, net 31; G. Haley, net 33. Shandon Ladies' Mid-week Club.—Hidden hole, first division, Mrs. Purdie; second division, Mrs. Brownlee. Mornington Ladies' Mid-week Club.—Bogey played with first round Finn Cup, Mrs. N. Williams, -1 down. I judgeford Ladies' Club. —Final round of Mr. : \V. Hart's Cup, Mrs. Martin beat Mrs. Mor.- ' gan, 1 up. J