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AUCTIONS. I 8. P. KORRISSEY & CO UNION STREET SALE ROOMS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 30. At 2 p.m. T> P. At OPR ISSEY & CO., instructed by the Trustees in the Estate of the late James Livingston, will' sell bv public, auction as above — Quarter-aero section at Olrawe, being Lot 204 on the plan of Ohawe. This section is situate on the corner of Aperaniko and Hira Streets, close to the seashore, and- offers a unique opportunity to anyone requiring a- section in the locality. lish a board of green keeping research was passed with a recommendation to the council that the matter be proceeded with. It was decided.that separate professional and amateur championships be held, and to hold the open championship at the same time as the amateur event. In the amateur championship it was also decided to permit 128 entries, preference being given to shorter-handi-cap players, with , matches of 18 holes, except semi-finals and'the final, .’which will be over ‘36 holes. A. .motion to. set. up! district associations' was defeated. * ’ i : . . ■. SOUTH TARANAKI GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP TO OHONG. PAIR FIELD TO J. N. ANDERSON. The Hawera Golf Club was treated to excellent weather conditions for the concluding day ol' the annual tournament and the decision of the South Taranaki championship yesterday. The honour went to G. M. Chong, of New Plymouth, who played good golf throughout'and fully deserved his win. The Fairfield Handicap went to J. N. Anderson, of Hawera, and the Tertius to G. M. Hughes, of Patea. Both did exceedingly well all the time. Durino; the day there were a number of excellent contests. In the semifinal of the Fairfield, C. O. Pratt beat W. G. Sutton at the 19th, and in the final Anderson won from Pratt on the 18th green. In the Tertius, E. P. Cox went to the 20tn in the semi-final before he beat Fuller.

Tho organisation again was most i efficient and complet-e and the tournae ment committee—Messrs L. H. Little, a M. Page and L. J. Bull (lion, seere- :, tary)—are to be congratulated on their e good work. s Results of yesterday’s play were as 1 follow: • SOUTH TARANAKI CHAMP f ONI SHIP. s Semi-finals, r f G. M. Chong heat G. F. Wells 4 and 1 2. 1 L. H. Little beat S. Lovell 2 up. • Final. i 5 G. M. Chong beat L. H. Little 4 1 and 3. 3 5 CAIRFIELD HANDICAP. i Semi-finals. > C. O. Pratt beat W. G. Sutton at the 19th. 1 J. N. Anderson beat N. Green 3 ) and 2. I Final. Anderson beat Pratt 1 up. t TERTIUS HANDICAP 3 Semi-tinais. 1 G. M. Hughes beat P. Grace 5 and l}4. i F. P. Cox heat W. R. Fuller at the 20th. Final. Hughes beat Cox G and 5. > I t OTHER, MATCHES. ! In the second bogie handicap J. N. - Anderson (11) finished 4 up. A. Sagar I (17) 2 up, and G. A. Meyrick (17) 1 up • also returned good cards. In the four-ball bogie L. R. Ritchie ( (13) and A. J. Glasson (14) and E. W. Bishop and J. J. Pease (9) returned ■ cards of o up. In the play-off the first-mentioned pair won. C. Harrison won the second putting competition. Previous winners of the championship event were: W. O’Callaghan 1928, H. Wiggins 1929. TROPHIES PRESENTED. At the conclusion of the day the trophies were presented by the captain of the club, Mr R. C. Hay-Mac-kenzie. He cordially thanked the clubs of the province for their strong support given, which had gone a long way in securing the success achieved. He paid a tribute to the greenkeeper, Mr McGill, and to Mrs McGill for so efficiently superintending the arrangel mentis for catering. He also apologised for the unavoidable absence of the president (Mr W. O’Callaghan) and vice-president (Mr A. Blair). The trophies were presented to the winners by Mrs J. A. Dalgetty. Speaking for the visitors, Mr R. H. Quilliam, cantain of the New Plymouth Club, said that the Haw era Club was to be congratulated on the success of I the tournament and that the club ■ owed much to the good work of the tournament committee and to the able , and courteous secretary (Mr L. J. ' Bull). He concluded by adding congratulations to the club on the great improvements made on the course. Heartv cheers were exchanged be-1 1 tween Hawera and visting players and j the 1930 tournament concluded.

MII>-OANTFJRBURY TITLE. CUDAMPIONSHIHPS CONCLUDE!. ASHBURTON. Oct. 27. The. Mid-Canterburv golf championshiirs were ooneludied to-day with a senior match, which went to J. J. Fitzgerald (Hnrewood) 160, with D. C ! . Johnston (Richmond Hill) runner-up, with 165. There were 35 competitors. Heavy rain fell this morning, but the sun shone in .the afternoon. •J<o STAND the Season at Normanby, and to travel Okaiawa, Manaia, Auroa, Eltham and Hawcra— THE IMPORTED STALLION Cowden Pearl All mares met. Paddock, 5/- per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. FEES: £4; to be paid by January I', 1931. WALTER BURTON, Robson St., Normanby.