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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18533, 18 October 1923, Page 12

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MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. The following is the draw for the bogey match to bo played on tho Titirarigi links, New Lynn, to-morrow_ morning, by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club:—Mrs. Deighton plays Mrs. Horton, Miss Newel]: plays Mrs, Dufaur, Mm, Roberts plays Mrs. Alison, Miss Haslett plays Miss K. Fouhy. Mrs. Burton plays Mrs. McArthur, Mrs. Rodger -.slays. Mrs. Finlay, Mrs. J. W. Mollraith plays Mrs. Prime, Mrs. Dipnan plays Mies Preece, Mrs. Richardson plays Mrs. Parry, Mrs Taylor plays Miss G. Fouhy, Miss Cornoga plays Miss Wiitherow, Miss B. Johnston plays Miss MoCabe, Miss Bray plays Mrs. Kilmer, A C grade medal match will also ho played to-morrow. Players choose partners. Post entries will be received. Tho annual meeting and presentation of prizes will take place at the clubhouse, tomorrow afternoon, commencing at 2 o clock. The second and final round of the eclectic match, played last Friday, -was won by Mrs. Alison S3. 20—60. The next best scores were Mm. Deighton. 83. 13—70; Mrs. Schnauor. 96, 26-70.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB.

Mixed fottrsome? will b«v placed by the members of ihe Maunßakifckio Golf .Club a* tho Tittranffi links. Now Lynn, on Saturday. This in tho last match 'on the procrammo, and to commemorate, the. close of tho season a high ten, will be held at the clubhouse. This will bo followed by the presentaliion of prizes and .a email dance to which members may invito their friends. The full course of IB'holes-will be available for play during the cummer monthi!.

PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB. In the Pap-vkura Ladies' Golf Club's final match for the gold button, Miss A. McLennan beat Mias M. Sponce, 2 up. ~ . The bronze, medal, presented hr the Ladies' Golf Union, was won by Miss M. Johnson, with the lowest scoro for the six matches played. - •. , :'-.^ Last Saturday was the closing day of tho season. The approaching and putting competitions were won by Miss A. McLennan and Miss MoKinnon. The mixed foursomes were played over nine holes, the winners being Miss J. Walker and Mr. Brosnahen. with tho good score of 43, 934. The obstacle putting competition was won by 'Mrs. Percy Kooke and Mr. O'llara. Tho prizes won during tho season were presjyntpfl bv the Ladies' Club president. Mrs. D. W. Jones.