GOLF
THE HOKITIKA CLUB. The first bogey match of the season will foe played next Saturday. Ais it is ladies’ day, being the first. Saturday in the month, players are requested to jgtive the (laches right of way where required. On the scores returned in last Saturday’s medal match, the following handicaps have'been reduced.; —Warren by 2, and 'Adamson and Tomlinson by 1.
LADIES’ GOLF GLUB
| The first match of the season—the i L.G.U. monthly medal match—will be played on Saturday. Th e following. is the draw : —Mrs Winchester v.. Miss King, Mass Wilson v. Mis s Adamson, Mrs Cpoke v. Mrs Neville, Miss JHouston v. Mi’s Baker,, Mr s Cox v. /Miss Lewis, Miss’ E. Oo°ke v. Mrs Murdoch, Mi’s v Caliari v. Mis s Potts, Miss Anderson v. Mrs Cagney, Miss Betty Yarrall v. Mrs C. Ross, Mis Wm. Wiilson v. Miss' A. Mclntosh, Mi’s Radford v. Mrs Tomlinson, Mis Irwin v. Mrs Dorreen, Mrs Guthrey v. Miss Billie Yarrall, Mrs Mclntyre v. <—-rs Macf'arlane.
During the week Miss M Wild a ud Mrs B. Andrewes gained their L.G.U. status, and wiill play on handicaps 36 and 30 respectively.
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 May 1934, Page 6
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