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Northern Advocate, 17 June 1925, Page 4

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WHANGAREI CLUB,

The following are the results of tHe second round of the Whangarei Golf Club'a Club Handicap, played last week: Walker, 92, 18, 74; Steadman, 87, 12, 75; Wiggins, 85, 8,'77; A. H. Crane, 100, 22, 78; Day, 89, 11, 78; Lamb, 96, 18, 78; Beviiis, 92, 14, 78; Thomson, 87, 8, 79; Finch, 97,, 15, 82; Donohue, 97, 16, 81; Jounneafix, 93, 11, 82; Dr. Good, 90, 8, 82; Wolff, 97, 14, 83; Blair, 100, 17, 83; Pinel, 100, 16, 84; Wilson, 105, 19, 86; Hop- j kins, 97, 11, 86; Thorne, 105) 19, 86; j Harington, 107, 18, 89; Gardner, 103, 13, 90; Laird, 100, 12, 88; A. E. Crane, 114, 20, 94; Herbert, 117, 22, 95. fThe match set down for this week is a Mixed Foursomes over 18 holes, for a trophy presented by the vicepresident, Mr. P. E. Gardner. Players will choose their own partners and opponents. The following is the result of the

LADIES' MATCHES.

first round of the Rose Bowl match: Miss Kay, #7, 8, 79; Miss Harrison, 108, 23, 85; Mrs,, Reynolds, 104, 16, 88; Miss Stone, 106, 16, 90; Miss ClarkWalker, 115, 25, 90; Mrs. Gardner, 102, 10, 92; Miss A. McLean, 115, .21, 94; Miss Radcliffe, 125, 28, 9.7; Mrs. Thorne, 130, 31, 99; Mrs. ißrd, 128, 27, 101; Miss Bird, 141, 36, 105. The first eight have qualified for the second round, to be played tomorrow. The following is the result of the L.G.U. and Club Medal match: —Miss Kay, 87, 7, 80; Miss Harrison, 108, 23, 85; Mrs. Reynolds, 104, 1(5, 88; Miss Stone, 106, 16, 90; Miss ClarkWalker, 115, 25, 90; Miss Collins, 111, 21, 90; Mrs. Millington, 114, 24, 90; Mrs. Gardner, 102, 9, 93; Miss A. Mc-

Lean, 115, 21, 94; Mrs. Ward, 126,

31, 95; Miss Pickmere, 132, 36, 96; Miss Radcliffe, 125, 28, 97; Misa McLean, 133, 36, 97; Mrs. Thorne, 130, 31, 99; Mrs. Bird, 128, 27, 101; Miss