GARRISON HALL

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 11376, 29 November 1930, Page 6

GARRISON HALL

MINIATURE GOLF

GOOD PRIZES FOR DECEAIBER

Have you played midget golf yet? Have you experienced its fascination,? it is like lio other game you have ever played before. You don’t have to spend hours, days, and weeks and months to obtain perfection. Five minutes after, you start you are enjoying yourself to the top of your bent and what is more you will be amazed to find that .you can hold your own with the host. ‘lt is _ a happy game—it. is an . entertaining game—it is a game .that grips and holds you.. One visit to .the exquisite course*in the Garrison Hall'will make, you an ardent devotee. Starting on December 1, the management will offer two handsome prizes, 10 guineas in cash to the gentleman .ivho. does the 18 holes in the Jeast number of stroke,s, and-10 guineas to the lady who does likewise. 'These prizes' will he paid in cash. Each competitor for the competition will be accompanied by an official attendant of the links, and’a special score card will be' duly signed by the player. Competitors .may have as many attempts as they desire and at the end of the month the 20 com- ; petitors who have made the lowest scores in each class will play off in pairs. Special hours aro nominated for competitors. iTliey are between 12 and 2 o’clock and between 5 and 7 o’clock. Remember Mr. and Aliss Beginper you do not .have to be a golfer to excel in this game—no qualification is necessary except enthusiasm, and your very first round on the links might be a record. Start tlie game now and enter the competitions on December 1. ; ‘ '- :

Full particulars regarding the competition will be supplied at • the Garrison Hal], The links are open from H a.irn Ik> 11 p.m/y*