GOLF.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20402, 2 November 1929, Page 17

GOLF.

THAMES CLUB AFFAIRS.

OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR.

[BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

THAMES, Friday. ■The annual meeting of the Thames Golf dinf m 3S !' last ovonin g> the prcsifnSn'al I Clena ° r, » presiding The annual report showed that the club had 73. members, 63 of whom were active players. At the commencement of the season the opinion was expressed thai tlio genetul layout of the course shomd be a ei ed and ai» export was engaged to bring forward a plan suitable ;to local conditions. This was adopted and players had expressed satisfaction at the improvements, made. Hie following officers were" elected for the ensuing year—President, Mr. E. J. Glendon| secretary and treasurer, Mr. A. G. Fisher; men's captain, Mr. E. A. Mahoncy; match committee, the sucretayy, captain and president; general committee, Mesdames W. Price, R. Bush, Miss Maxted, Dr. Gray, Messrs. W. Price and C. R. Cooke; grounds committee, Dr. Gray, Messrs., H. Purnell and H. Jorgensen; ladies' captain, Mrs. W. Prica; auditor, Mr, C. H. l'oulgrain. Mr. W. Price, one of the first members, oulogised the work of Mr. Clendon, who had now been president of the club since its formation 20 years ago. His remarks were greeted "with applause. MAUNG AKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. The members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club, One Tree Hill links, will play a four-ball best-ball medal and consolation match on Tuesday, players to choose partners and opponents- The match will commence at 9.30 a.m. A match for C grade players will also be held, players to choose partners. This week s C grade match was won by Mrs. O'Neill. The annual general meeting will be held at 2.45 on Tuesday afternoon, after which the prizes will be presonted. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB. Member!- of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club brought the'winter season to a close yesterday. The best scores returned in the Canadian foursomes were:—Miss Connett and Miss Jones, 78, 20—58 (14 holes); Mrs. Gilmore and Miss Dalton, 78, 19—59; Miss Smith and Miss Longdill, 77, 15—62. Long drive, Miss T. Cox. Approaching and putting: Miss Smith, Miss Hickman and Mrs. Preston tied for first place, Miss Smith winning the playoff. The season's eclectic competition (senior division) resulted in a tie between MrsMcCarthy and Miss T. Cox, 77; Mrs. Gilmore, 78; and Miss Darrdch. 79. In the junior division. Miss E. Fearnley, 84; Miss McGee, 85; and Mrs. Cox, 86. The L.G.U. silver medal was won by Mrs. McCarthy. The L.G.U. bronze medal was won by Miss G. Smith. In the finals of the C giade championship, Miss W. Todd defeated Miss I. Deacon, 4 up and 2. * TAUMARUNUI CLUB. [BT TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT. ] TAUMARUNUI, Friday. The annual meeting of the Taumarunui Golf Club was presided over by the president., Mr. L. G. Godfrey. The following officers were elected: —President, Mr. A. B. Laird; vice-presidents, Messrs. L. A. Holford and L. G. Godfrey; club captain, Mr. G. W. Albertson; secretary, Mr. S. Manson; auditor, Mr. C-. R. Mocre: committee, Messrs. K. S. Harty, C. A. Stevenson and M. H. Wilks.