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Northern Advocate, 3 July 1928, Page 9

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WHANGAEEI LADIES’ CLUB. Following is the draw i for the L.G.U. Club Modal and second round of Rose Bowl to be played on July dth: —Miss Stone v. Mrs Ward. Mrs Gardner v. Sirs Glanville; Miss Carruth v. Mrs Bevins; Mrs Reynolds v. Miss Collins, Miss Radcliffe v. another, Miss A. Pent v. Miss A. McKav, 1 * * Miss Drummond v. Mrs Seccombe, Airs Long v. Miss Matheson, Mrs Robertson v. Miss G. Brown, and Mrs Donaldson v. another. Saturday Players.—Mjss Lamb v. Airs Glanville, Miss Higginson v. Airs Long; Mrs Crane v, Aliss Radcliffe, Aliss Carroll v. Aliss Peat, Airs Alarshall v. Aliss Drummond, Aliss T. Marshall v. Aliss A, McKay, Miss Aloncrieff v. Aliss G. Brown, and Aliss Blaikie v. Airs Seccombe. AIEN’S FLAG AIATCH, The Flag Match, played on Saturday, was won by Alan Gillespie, who carried the flag to the 20th green. Higginson and Couaghan played well, both carrying the flag to the 19th hole. BOGEY MATCH. The following is the draw, Avith amended handicaps: —Buckley v. Seccombe, Bevins v. Blair, Jack v. Glanville, Alenzies v. Archer, Bird v. Good, J. Wilson v. Beore; Young v. Byrne, Alorgan v. S. Mullins, Land) v. Thom-

son, McLean v. (,'nwie Wilson, Brown v. Gardner, Bay v. Donohue, Gillespie (20) v. Higginson, A. H. Crane v. Jounneanx, Kamsey (LS) v. Wolff, Conaghan v. Thorne, Hunt v. F. Mullins, A. P. Crane v. Thurnington, H. D. Harrison v. Hotson, Pish worth v. another.