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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 19 July 1924, Page 6

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HAWERA LADIES’ CLUB. Tlie concluding round of the threeday bogey Avas played on Thursday. The best result's uere achieved by Miss Burgess, 5 down on bogey for the best two rounds out of the three. Miss Joll came next with 9 down. All matches in the first round of the Tonks’ rose boAvl should be decided Avithin the next day or two, and all those avlio hpve still to play are asked to make a, point of doing so to enable the winners to proceed Avith the second round on the due date, 24th. Du ring the Aveek Mrs. Dickie handed in a useful senior score—lo2. Miss Joll, a junior, earned her L.G.U. handicap, 118-83-35. Yankee tournaments for the week ending July 17: Mrs. Baylev (40) beat Miss Elliott (27) 2 ind 1, Mrs. Hall (27) beat Miss Bilton (40) 2 up. Quite a number of junior eclectic cards have come in, and the final results next Aveek should be interesting. PATEA v. WAYERLEY. The Patea ladies journeyed to Waverley on Wednesday, Avhen after a most enjoyable afternoon’s sport they Avere defeated* by 6 games to 3. The folloAving are the scores, Patea mentioned first in each case:—Miss Gibson v. Mrs. Muir I—o, Miss Taylor v Miss Burke 4 —Miss Horner a*. Mrs. Johnson o—l. Miss Gilligan v. Mrs. Aiken ft : —l, Miss Honeyfield A r . Miss McMekin o—l, Mrs. Corfe v Miss Cleary I—o, Mrs. Roberts v. Mrs. Palmer I—o, Mrs. Goertz A r . Miss Pram o—l, Mrs. Grainger a\ Mrs. Beere o—l,0 —1, .Mrs. Glenny v Miss Davies o—l ; totals, Patea 3, Waverley