GOLF

Manawatu Times, Volume LII, Issue 3626, 16 June 1927, Page 14

GOLF

The following have put down their names to play at Feilding in a match against the Feilding Golf Club this week-end;—J. 'E. Lewis, W. L. Fitzherbort, R. W. Cumberworth, W. A. Keeling, R. G. Moore, R. P. Abraham, T. Stubbs, H. G. Moore, G. J. Bagnall, T. W. Louisson, W. E. Winks. H. W. Pctre, E. R. Chapman, J. H. Taylor, S. J. Hannah, F. Bendall, J. P. Stubbs, R. H. Spencer, A. J. Phillips, D. MacPherson. The Feilding Golf Club have only room for twenty players, so that the list is now complete unless anyone of the above drops out. The June bogey competition will be played next Saturday, 18th inst. In the bogey and medal competitions players can now start, if they

wish, from the first tec between 11 a.m. and 11.45 a.m. Nobody may start between 11.45 a.m..and 1.15 p.m. It is thought some players may be glad to avail themselves of the extra starting time, and if only a few players do so, it will help lessen the congestion. Play is not allowed after 11.45 in order that the 11th tee (the place of starting for long handicap players) may be absolutely clear at 1.15 p.m. the ordinary starting time.

“Who gets the benefit of‘price cutting?” aslfcd Hr W. G. Reid at the annual dinner of the Master Guilders’ Association on Saturday night- " Nobody does. The man who. sells soon finds himself in difficulties and the man who buys soon finds 'he is getting an inferior "article.” ; A OVERUSING in the " ManawatU Gaily; Times ” la the electric cur- . re*t that vitalises business.