GOLF COUNCIL SEEKS ADVICE
SOUTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS SHOULD THEY BE ABANDONED THIS YEAR ? [United Press Association] WELLINGTON. This Day. The New Zealand Golf Council, at its monthly meeting, resolved to write to the advisory committees in Canterbury and Otago for their suggestions whether they thought the South Island close amateur championships should be abandoned for this year, or if not to suggest a suitable date. This tournament was to have been held at Timaru, but was abandoned * owing to rain. The Timaru Club further notified that the event was very poorly supported as far as entries were concerned.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXI, 4 May 1938, Page 7
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