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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19621, 27 April 1927, Page 19

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ROTGRUA LADIES' TOURNEY. RAIN INTERFERES WITH PLAY. (bv telegraph.—own correspondent.] ROTORUA, Tuesday. The Rotorua ladies' open golf tournament commenced this morning. A championship qualifying round, the first J6 to qualify, and one medal round were piayed. The three best cards in the qualifying rourd were those of Miss Uphain, 82: Miss Culling, 85: and Miss M. Payton, 89. Tie winners in the first medal round were i—A grade: Miss Upham, 82. 6—70. B grade: Miss Sair, 107, 23—81. Tie weather became very bad, and it was decided to postpone further play until to-morrow morning. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. The bogey competition, which was to have beer, played by members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club yesterday, wsis postponed oil account of the wet weather, and will be played on Friday. A monthly medal competition will be played on Tuesday. Entries will close on Friday, TITIRANUi LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the Canadian fouriio/nes match to be played by the Titirungi Ladies' Club to-morrow Mrs. Finlay and Miss K. Fouhy v. Miss Churton and Miwi Grierson; Misses D. and K. Horton v. Mi«.« Napier and Miss Manning; ..Mrs. Duiyhton and Mrs. Dufaur v. Mrs. Endean and Mrs. Rutherford;. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Alison v Miss Hill and Miss Cooke: Miss Harvey and Miss G. Enston v. Miss Richardson and Mrs. O'Leary; Mrs. Cardner and Mrs Darrow v. Miss A, Fofihy and Miss Coma pa: Mrs. Schnauer and Miiis Haslett v. Mrs. Stewart ami Miss Bray; Mrs. White and Mrs. Sntcliffe v. Mra. Reul and Miss Stewart; Miss It. McCabe and Miss Mahoney v. Mrs. Horton and Miss Hall: Mrs I< raer ;vnd Miss Durlrr v. Mrs. Cooke and Miss J Easlon; Mrs. Goldwfiter and Miss Millington v. Miss Hall and Mrs. Burt : Mrs. Rich nnjson and Mrs. Tjloyd v. Mrp. Roberts and Mrs. Mrs. Chappell and Mihb Mahoney v. Mrs. Robinson and Miss Ponsford : Mrs Lovett and Mrs. Gr«>vatt v. Miss M Fonhy and Miss Gold water; Mrs. Cain and Mrs.' Petra v. A. N. Other.