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TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for tho L.G.TT medal handicap, to be played by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club to-mor-. row, starting-in order of the draw:— First Tee, at 10.50 a.m.—Mrs. Banister . v. Mrs. Hosking, Mrs. J. C. Finlay v* Mrs. Deighton, Mrs. R. L. "Wilson v. Mrs. H. Johnston, Mrs. McMillan v. Miss A« Grove, Miss K. Horton v. Mrs. Swaia, Miss Grierson v. Mrs. Russell, Mrs. O'LeaTy v. Miss G. Easton, Miss Haslett v. Miss G. Parr, Miss A. Hill v. Mrs. Paterson, Miss M. Cooke v. Miss Dunnet, Miss M. Miller v. Miss Richardson, Mrs. Cain v. Miss K. Fouhy, Miss D. Stewart v. Mrs. Grevatt, Mrs. White v. Miss C. Lawrence. Mrs." Lovett v. Mrs. Brown, Mißs McGowan v. Mißs M. Robson, Miss A. Hall v. Mrs. B. Cooke, Miss M. Bailey v. Miss Pickett, Mrs. G. A. Hardley v. Mrs. Spin-, ley, Mrs. Jerratt v. Mrs. Brinsden, Misa H. Hardley v. Miss McGlashan, Mrs. Ward v. Mrs. Gyllies, Mrs. Joplin v. Mrs. E. Alison, Mrs. Court v. Miss Tiarks, : Mrs. Wiles v. Mrs. Macindoe, Mrs. Restall v. Mrs. Coakeley, Mrs. Walker v. Mrs. J. C. Hardley, Miss N. Self v. Miss Webster,Mrs. Duncan v. Miss Dawson. Eighth Tee, at 10.40 a.m.—Mrs. Taylor v. Miss Hacket, Mrs. Melrose v. Mrs. Robert?, Miss Duder v. Miss S. Johnston, Mrs, Hipkins v. Miss J. Easton, Mrs. Gardner v. Mrs. G. P. Finlay, Mrs. Henrys v. Mrs. Horton, Miss Harvey v. Mrs. Mueller, ' Mrs. Darrow v, Mrs. Rudge, Mrs. W. H. Cooke v. Miss C. Wells, Misa Ponsford V; Miss P. Moody, Mrs. Goldwater v. Mrs, Lloyd. The fourth round of the match play for the captain's trophy was played. Following were the results;—Miss K. Horton beat Mrs. Brown, 4 and 3; Mrs. Banister beat Mrs. Johnston, 5 and 4; Mrs. Deightoa beat Miss Miller, 3 and 2; Miss Grierson beat Miss G. Parr, 4 and 2. The Bemi-finals must be finished by August 27. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. A flag match was played at: the Middlemore links yesterday by members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club for a prize presented by the Misses Souter. The winner was Miss C. Rainger, who placed the flag about 18 inches from the 18th hole. The play-off in the tie in the C grade eclectic match was won by Miss E. F. Upton who defeated Mrs. R. J. King. MAUNGAIOEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following were the best cards returned ia the -L.G.U. medal handicap, played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club at tho One Trea Hill links yesterday;—: Seniors: Mrs. Banister, 85, 9—76 Miss G. Easton, 94, 16—78; Mrs. Russell, 9G, 17—79; Miss B. Grierson, 99, 1&—81; Mrs. Paterson, 99, 17—82. Juniors; Mrs. Broughton, 103, 30—73; Mrs. Joplin. 103, 30—73; Mrs, Hutchison, 106, 31—75; Miss Ronayne, 107, 31 —76; Miss Palmer, 110, 34—76. A medal handicap match will be held on Tuesday, players to choose own partners and arrange own time. j Following is the draw for the C grade match, to bo played to-morrow Miss Ryan v. Miss Thompson, Miss W. Lamb v. Mrs. Garland, Mrs. F. Alpl v. Mrs. Keys, Miss Moody v. Miss Paterson, Mrs. Shackenford v. Mrs. Paterson, Mrs. J. \B. Jonea v. Miss Nixon, Mrs. Dudley v. Mrs. R* Alpe; Miss N. Ansell v. Mrs. A. E. D. Stewart, Mrs. Morpeth v. Miss Creamer,Mrs. Lees v. Mrs. G. C. Jones, Mrs. MoNab v. Miss Yonge, Mrs Bennett v. Mrs. Hope-Johnston, Miss Kenderdine v. Mrs* Sutherland. Mrs. J. A. Stewart v. Mra. Will, Mrs. R. Smith v. Misa N. Bennett, Mra. Whitelaw y. Mrs. Coe, Mrs. Bartley v. Mr 3. Hallis.
AKARANA LADIES' CLUB. Following is the team to represent. th« Akarana Ladies' Golf Club in an inter* club match against the Pupuke Ladies' Club to-morrow: —Miss C. M. Darrach, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Gilmore, Miss M, Peet, Mrs.. C. M. Cox, Miss I. Jones, Miss P. Peet, Mrs. Fearnley, Mrs. Grant, Miss W. Todd, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Coppard. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB. The first round of the Papaktira Ladies' "Golf Club's championship, which was postponed last Saturday, will be held on Saturday. Members not taking part in either championship will choose partners. WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB. The nine-holes medal round, which vna postponed on July 26, will be played by members of the Waitemata Ladies Golf Club on Saturday. AKARANA CLUB. Following is the draw for the second Qualifying round of the championships to be played by members of the Akarana Golf Club on Saturday:— , Seniors. —C. Holloway v. G. Ferguson, S. F. Berndston v. V. L. Baker, B. J, Smith v. J. M. McKenzie, F. Hazelden v u R. H. Potter, A. K. Henderson v. G. M. Brown, W. Turbott v. A. Sinclair, W. R. Swanson v. H. A. Clarke, Dr. J. A. Petersen v. G. L. Wynyard, 3' M. Coltman v* J. Swanson, D. Syme v. L. Rountree, Gv Coltman v. another. J Juniors.—E. K. Storey v. F. L. A. Galloway v. H. R. Tyler, J. F. Mur« ray v. W. Swanson, W. P. Darrach v, C. J. M. Edwards, E. R. Bayley v. W« Gee-Taylor, P. E. Coutts v. H. P. Cullen. F. Preston v. C. H. Halford, T. W. Wood v. R. J. W. Clark:, H. Marshall v. M. Kiely. F. Astley v. J. E. Campbell.
MANUEEWA LADIES' CLUB. ' Following is the draw for a bogey matcK to be played by members of the Manurewa Ladies' Golf Club to-day:—Mrs. White v« Miss King, Miss Nelson v. Mrs. Campbell* Mrs. Ruahton v. Mrs. Barnard. Mrs. Jea* kins v. Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Mainland v* Mrs. Shugar, Mrs. Adlim v. Miss Yuckua, Mrs. Edgley v. Mrs. Fleming, Miss Lut>tofi v. Mrs. Margetts, Miss Gray v. another* Miss Wood v. Miss Barnard, Mis 3 Noble v. Miss McFarlane, Miss R. Hill v. jMlsa White. LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIPS. Following is the draw for the Franklin Ladies' golf championships to be played at the Everslie Golf Club's links on Saturday, the first pair commencing at nine o'clock and others following at four-mmute intervals:—Mrs. Goddard v. Miss Muir. Mrs. Rushton v. Miss Xveil. Miss McDonald v Mrs Ohlson, Mrs. Barker v. Miss Wilkins Mrs Lever v. Miss McLennan, Miss Little v. Miss Gray. Miss R. Johns v. Mrs. Busing Mrs. Brooks v. Miss Arkle, _ Miss Callis v Miss K, Motion. Miss Jeffries v. Mrs. Bilkey, Mrs. Pnvitt v. Miss Austin. Miss Glynes v. Miss Thomson, Mis 3 O Callaghan v. Miss M. Smith. Mrs. Noel Johnson v. Miss Andre. Mrs. Maddison v. Miss Agmen Smith, Mrs. Langford v. Miss Cameron. Miss Keals v. Miss O'Neill, Mr 3. Taylor v. Miss L. Potter. Mrs. Sampson v. Mis 3 A. Fotter.
CLUB AT THAMES. LADY. PLAYERS' FIXTURES. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THAMES. Tilesday. The Saturday players in the L.G.DT, medal and rose bowl match of the Thames Golf Club will be the same as last week. The second of the C grade competitions is to be played oiV or before August 23, Following is the draw:—Mrs. V. Boles v. Miss Dodd, Miss Coakley v. Miss Camp« The Price Challenge Shield matches suited:—B. Clendon and Mrs. W. Price de. feated A. Fisher and Miss Kidd, E. J. Clendon and Mrs. Bush defeated B. Clandog, and Mrs. W. Price, E. J. Clendon and Mrs, Bush defeated C. Letford aud Mrs. Pease, - ' ' ' ' 1 ■ ■
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