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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 23 August 1924, Page 6

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new ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIPS. (by TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION. I . AUCKLAND, Aug. 22. Entries for all the events to be decided at the New Zealand golf championship meeting closed to-day. Over 100 entries, including 60 for the amateur and open championships, have been received, and 'a few more will come to hand by mail. Everv prominent golfer in the Dominion has entered. • HAWERA LADIES’ CLUB. rln?"A,i the n flag i 0 ? mpetitioils on Thursday Mis Bright (105) made most use of her complement- of strokes, planting the infi m”]; h '° m the ISth flole - Miss hmiin } cai , ne „ ncxt > last shot landing her ball on the edae 0 f tiie same green. “ Miss F. Stunrock wins the junior eclectic, notwithstanding she was not mi lSlb ; e i, t 0 ? onip ete i n the second round. Ihe following are the best results:— Miss StuiTocic (one card otilv) Sf o.j_ n, Dca o [i ' 37-24-63; Miss Mrs Burdekin, 101—33—6 b. Owing . to, the altered course it was found necessary to- discaicl westward Ho” figures for all cards, and adjust hntulicaiJs to L-l Jjotos instead ol 15. Yankee tournament results to date r i , as , fO,I rT : TJ Irs Ba yi<*y beat Miss If., 1 J :' lul ; Miss O’Rorko beat Miss Bilton. 3 and 1; Miss Reilly I teat Mrs So’ 7 J ; iUiss Bilton beat Miss 4 iind 1; Miss Elliott beat Miss ivi vi 1 11 p ’ Alrs Hawthorne beat Miss Ulntclaw, 2 up; Miss Reilly heat Miss M. I age, -I and 3; Miss Elliott beat Miss Dewar, 4 and 3; Miss J. Robertson halved with Miss M. Robertson. Bogey for the altered course, as aiipi u\ ed by the L.G.U., gives 5 strokes Irom the men’s tec for the iirsb half of ••Westward Ho” and 3 for the second, making par 79 for ihe 18 holes.