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GOLF.

MANAWATU TOURNAMENT

PALMERSTON N., Sept. 14. Results at the Manawatu open golf championship are:— First round—C. Clements (Manawatu} beat Parkes (Wanganui), 4 arid 2; Collins (Wai.rarapa> beat Ekstedt (Manawatau), 4 and 3: Barraud (Manawatu) beat Turnbull (Napier), 7 and 6; G. Saunders (Wanganu'i), with a 73 round, beat D. 6. Moore (Manawatu, 4 and 3; Riddell (Napier) beat I. Saunders (Wanganui), 2 up; Goss (Wanganui) beat Crosse (Napier) on the 20th gi-een ; W. Seifert beat Hawkins (Feilding), 1 «pj Bidwill (Wairarapa) beat Black : (Miramar), 1 up. ' i Second round—Clements'beat Collins, i 4 and 2; G. Saunders beat Barraud. 5 i and 4; Goss beat Riddle; 3 and 2: Bidwill beat Seifert. 3 and. 2/ ATHLETICS. | BTCYCLE ROAD RACES. j DUNEDIN. Sept. 14. i The conference of the New Zealand ! Athletic and Cycling; "Onion has opened. 1 It was stated b y the president (Mr. Kennedy) that the union now controlled practically all athletics, cycling, and

\ood-chonping throughout New Zealand Ihe finances of the union were healthy, and it was hoped, during the coming season to revive the P rf-war bicycle road races. TimariT te XhiS±TV" d aroUnd Mount Eg^ont. A ?3_f,f? eJ_ a8 Set up to wise the md it ™_ £% aJ.r en 8 .comPetitions! UvuVS dfl°Vi e one hand,' capper for a I the wood-choppino- events in the North Island. g events