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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18689, 21 April 1924, Page 4

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MAUNGAKfEKIE LADIES' CLUB The following is the draw for the LSU match to be played over the One Tree Hill links on Wednesday: Miss G. Easlon play , Mrs. Banister Mrs. Finlay plays Mrs. Horton, Mrs. % lfaur .,P Mis. Dignan. Miss Kirk pJaya Mrs. Alison, Misis Gneraon plays Mrs. " lc ?? rdB011 .{, l 4 II,l < Dickson plays Miss r- b "' ,r"" T MC 74 rth A' r plays Miss K fcouhy, Mrs. J. 11' Stewart plays Miss Dutler. ills Haslett plays Mrs. Carr, Mis' J. I - ?^ r OTI plays Miss Blackburn, Mrs. Owen to??? ■»"/ A. rF°, u fe' Mrs. Worthy plays Mrs. White. Mrs. Sntcliffe nlays Mrs. Hamilton Mrs. . Howard plays Miss Mi'dincton, Misj Harrison plays Mrs. J. A. Stewart. The fla? match plaved last Wednesday was won by Miss Stubbs. THE PUTARURU CLUB. fox TEL Ed BATH. —OWN COB RESPONDENT,] PUTARURU, Sunday. At the start of this, its third season, the Putaruru Golf Club is in a very satisfactory position. J. ho membership is largo and continues to increase steadily. A neat clubhouse has been provided and the ninehole course has been put into first-class order, the greens having been top-dressed, resown . and thoroughly rolled. Tho club Unvir baring had to Purchase property, the w^ , k wa s. P a 'd or out of revenue! iir 0r8 » A t^ e now season are: Patron Mr A. G. Leggatt; president. Dr. S. Li. Haslou; vice-president, Mr. H. RobMnhi' n CII MT if' i. Rutherford; vicecaptain, Mr. J. Murphy; secretary, Mr. A. narcroft: committeemen. Messrs Rav Brown, H. Q Pc ?. rso ' E. Nicklin, G. P. Porta* Mrl if >f'n Ladies' division: Captain, tt t> i.'- Rutherford; vice-captain. Mrs H. Robinson: secretary Miss J. Tornin • committer, Mesdames fe. Nicklin, F. C. Myger, 11. Pearse R. Brown, G. Herrinir J Murphy and C. G. Alcorn. ROTORUA LADIES' TOURNAMENT. [kx XET.EOBArn.— CORRESPONDENT. ROTORUA. Sunday. Hip Rotorua ladies' golf tournament opened oft the Whakarewaiewa links on Saturday morning, Mrs. Melsopp. captain, welcomed the visitors. Over 200 people were assembled to watch the first drives. In conjunction with tho first qualifying round of the championship, a medal handicap was played. The best cards returned were as follows:—Miss Holmes. 91—1774: Mrs. Lumeden, —12—76; Mrs. Blyth, 83—-7—76; Mrs. Worthington, 97—2176; Miss 8011. ——78; Miss McCall, I]]— 78; Mrs. Hunger, 94——79; Miss Snodgrass. —G—B2: Miss Lever, 103—21£2: Miss Banks, 100—-IS—B2; Miss Paton, 87—4 —85: Mrs. Hall, 103—20—83; Mrs Hill 102—17—85: Mrs. Wallis, llli—51—85; Miss Gerritzon. 112—26— Mrs. Johnston, 121 35—86; Miss Horton, 10215—87: Mrs. Trice ——89; Miss Hawksworfh. 114—23—91Mrs. Brown, 1245292. Tho winner in the A grade section was Miss Holmes, and in the 15 grade Mrs. Worthinnrton *' In the first round of tho championship. Mrs. Lumsaen beat Mrs. Hunger G im and sto play; M, is Banks beat Miss Upton, 1 up; Miss K. Holmes beat Miss Horton after a remarkable contest, carried to the twenty-first green. Tho best cards in the bogey handicap were us follows Miss Snodfc-rngs 2 downMrs. Lumaden. 3 down; Miss Banks 3' down; Miss Horton. 4 flown. CANTERBURY CHAMPIONSHIP. IUX TELEGRAPH. — PRESS ASSOCIATION. J CHRIST CHURCH. Sunday. Tho amateur championship of Canterbury was won by E. M. Macfariano. of Christchurch, with a score of 7c—74— 147. Dr iV Y° S3 - une< iin. was runner-up with 73-1 I 0 —J.40.