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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 9 June 1923, Page 7

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I HAWERA LADIES' CLUB. Yesterday Hawera entertained for the first time a team from Wanganui. The visitors > who came by motor 'bus, arrived about midday, m time for lunch. As was anticinated, they were too strong for the local team, the results being in their favour by eight matches to four/ Nevertheless some of : the defeated ones acquitted themselves ' not without credit, two games in Hawera' s favour, as it happened, were de- i cided on the nineteenth green accord- ' ing to a. new L.G.U. rule, which does not recognise squared matches. As in the Stratford match, the% day was marred by rain, this time a ' heavy I drizzle, which set in -soon after the match, began and continued for more than half-way round. The cheerful log ' fire, thoughtfully provided by Mrs. Grieg, was a great comfort to everybody, and was much appreciated by the j visitors in view of their long drive ' home. Before setting out they ex- i changed three cheers with their i hostesses, to whom they gave a most cordial invitation to play a return match on the Belmont links later on "n j the season. , . j The following are the detailed results (Wanganui players mentioned first): Mrs. Grace 1 v. Mrs. Smith 0; Miss Xewcombe 1 v. Miss Burgess 0; Mrs. Broderick 1 v. Mrs. French 0; Mips Burr 0 v. Mrs. Glasson 1; Mrs. Smith 0 v. Mrs. Collins ] : Miss Pearce 1 v.. Mrs. Thomson 0: Mrs. Holt 1 v. Mrs. Bright 0; Mrs. Izard 1 v. Mrs. Suisted 0; Mrs. Davis 0 v. Miss Caplen 1; Mrs. Bailey ov. Mrs Christie 1: Miss Murray 1 v. Mrs. Marshall 0; Miss Grumitt 1 v. Mrs. Foyster 0. Mrs. Smith wins the June button on the score 101—16—85. The next best scores were handed in by Mrs. French, 108—20—8S; Mrs. Thomson. 113—24— 89: Mrs. Christie, 119—28—91; Mrs. Collins, 114—22—92. Mrs. Christie gives the trophy for next Thursday's competition, which will be a bogey. foursome for senior and iuiiior, tbis tronliy to be won by th<j -junior-partner of the winning "pair. The _c-oui>e will h G over holes Ito 8. 11 to 15. and 18. Instructions for driving off at the toes will be posted up at the club house, and seniors are asked to t'o fe tbes-e. Tho following; is the draw, with the handicap allowed «ach pair: Mrs. R. F. Pa ye smd Miss Sturrock 23 v. Mrs. Duckworth and Miss Harrop '24: Mrs. Marshall and Miss R. Pease •22 v. Mrs. Bi-is;ht and Miss L. Pease 21: Mvs. and Mrs. Burdekin 19 v. Miss Young and Mrs.Rßea c 24; Mrs. Thomson Pnd Miss WhhWaw 20 v. Mrs Smith aiH Miss Death 18; Mrs. Christie and Miss J. Pase 21 v. Mrs. Sutton and Miss Trotter 23; Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Walklev 23 v. Mrs. Wake and Mrs. Winks 24; Mvs. Fqyster and Mrs. Hau<rhton 23 v. Mrs. Glasson and Miss ;_ G. Owen 20; Mrs. Collins and Sister ! Dewar 21 v. Miss Burgess and Miss ; TT^p-orips jg;' Mrs. Coleman and Miss [ Owen 24 v. Miss Caolen and Miss M. - Page 21. ' . * \ The inventor of the safety pin mad« [ a fortune. He sold his ideas, and got a fair share of the profits by protecting i his rights. There are more fortunes L waiting for the inventors of simnl<? > commercial flevjVo<=. Ome to us with I your idea. We arlv^p an{ ] secure natent - r'VVts. Kev-y U^rrh^, J.td., Pntent ■ ■ ttt'>"nev«. 157 Featherston Street. Wellington. 1