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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20959, 24 August 1931, Page 12

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GEORGE CUP COMPETITION. VARIOUS CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS. The George Cup medal competition was played in conjunction with the fourth round of the 72 holes medal competition by members of the Auckland Golf Club at Middlcrnoro on Saturday. Ideal conditions prevailed and scoring, generally, was good. The 72 boles medal competition for which Mr. R. C. Horton presented a silver bowl, was won by R. D. Horton whoso three best net rounds out "of four were:—7s, 67, 7G—218. E. B. Brown was second with 22G. C. Tov.-le won the trophy for the best score in the fourth round. Following were the best cards handed in for the George Cup competition in which the eight players returning the best net scores play-off in match play:—C. Towle, 85, 14—71; S. S. Wilson, 79, * 7 —72; J. F. Brown, 81, 9—72; V. E. Masters. 89, H—7s; G. H. Archer, 85, 9—70; W. B. Souter, 91, 18—7(5; B. 11. Menzies, 79, 2—77; B. S. Finn, 93, 16—77; A. Kirker, 97, 20—77; 11. Perry, 89, 12—77. W. B. Souter having retired a play-off resulted in Finn, Menzies and Perry filling the last three places. Alv ARAN A BEATS AUCKLAND. A teams match played at .Akarana between members of the Auckland and Akarana Golf Clubs resulted in a win for the latter. In the singles Akarana won six games and Auckland five, ono being all square, and in the four-ball Akarana won four games to one, ono being all square. Following are the results, Akarana names being mentioned first: Singles.—B. J. Smith beat W. S. Ralph, 1 up; J. M. Coltmsm lost to E. L. Bartleet, 3 and 2; J. Swanson beat S. Colbeck, 5 and 4; V. Baker lost to C. Jacobacn, G and 5; A. Clarke lost to R. O. Gardner, 1 up; F. Greenbank beat G. H. Abel, 2 and 1; G. Colt.man beat H. L. Rees, 2 and 1; W. Swanson lost to C. Gordon, 4 and 2; C. Holloway beat G. K. Lusk, 2 and 1; C. Cox beat E. Brown, 1 up; D. Syme and H. Pountney, all square; 11. Cullen lost to S. Colbeck, 3 ancl. 2. Four-bail. —B. J. Smith and J. M. Coltman lost to >V. S. Ralph and E. L. Bartleet, 2 and i; J. Swanson and V. Baker and fi. Colbeck and C. Jacobsen, all square; A. Clarke and F. Greenbank beat R. Gardner and G. 11. Abel. 1 up; G. Coltman and W. Swanson beat 11. L. Rees and C. Gordon, 1 up; C. Holloway and O. Cox Gent W. Colbeck and E. Brown, 4 and 3; D. Syme and it. Porter beat H. Pountney and 11. Cu11en,,,4 and 3. TITIRANGI CHAMPIONSHIPS. FIRST ROUND DECIDED. Members of the Titirangi Golf Club played the first round of the championships on Saturday. Following were tbo results:—■ Senior.—H. Brinsdon beat J. H. Goyder, 5 and 3: J. Carnachan beat A. J. Good, 2 and 1; T. A. Goulding beat R. O. Gardner, G and 5; A. J. Parr beat C. G-. Fisher, G and 4; 11. L. Robson beat A. M. Colliding. 1 up; R. M. Dacre beat V. L. Humphreys, at the 19th: W. L. Robinson beat A. B. Joplin, G and 4; R. McCrystal beat E. Beehan, 3 and 2. Intermediate.—R. A. McLean beat L. Knight, 2 and 1; A. E. Saunders beat F. W. Lucas, 2 and 1; 11. M. TJogerson boat J. S. Murray, 1 up: L. 11. Norton beat A. N. Taylor, 4 and 3; J. IT. Francis beat R. J. Hamilton, 2 tip: C. 11. Wyatt beat 11. W. Cooke, 4 and 2; S. T. Gaskin beat E. F. Burns, a and 4; W. ,T. A. Thomson bent L. J. Williamson, 4 and 3.

Junior.—R. A. Spinley bent R. E. Alpe, 4 and 2; J. W. Tucker beat A. R. Hodgson, 1 lip; J. W. Jones beat L. H. Rogers. 4 and 3; W. G. Cain beat A. E. Whittcn, 7 and C; H. V. Gariley beat C. K. Grierson, G and 4; IT. R, Harper beat E. W. Yeatea at the 19th; B. W. Beaumont beat F. G. Alpe at tho 19th; G. C. Jones beat G. L. Taylor, 1 up.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the medal handicap to be played to-morrow by members of the Titirangi Lddies' Golf Club:— First tee, at 10.40 a.m.—Mrs. R. L. Wilson v. Mrs. T. W. Hosking, Mrs. J. C. Finlay v. Mrs. M. Shroff, Mr 3. R. Brighton v. Miss M. Duder, Mrs. G. McMillan v. Miss M. Richardson. Mrs. J. Paterson v. Miss R. Cornaga. Miss B. Grierson v. Mrs. A. H. O'Leary, Miss M. Goldwater v. Mrs. I. B. Stewart, Mrs. H. Brinsden v. Miss M. Cooke. Mrs. W. G. Cain v. Miss G. Easton, Miss A. Hacket v. Mrs. G. L. Taylor, Mrs. E. D. Henrys v. Mrs. W. H. Cooke, Mrs. F. G. Alpe v. Mrs. Richardson, Miss McGlashan v. Mra. RawsonSmith. Mrs. Leys v. another. Eighth tee, at 10.30 a.m.—Miss Noel Self v. Miss M. Fouhy, Mrs. W. J. Lovett v. Mrs. B. Cooke, Mrs. It. A. Spinley v. Mrs. C. K. Grierson. Miss J. Enston v. Miss P. Moody, Miss M. Bailey v. Miss K. Fouhy, Mrs. G. Court v. Mrs. Joplin, Mrs. Chappell v. Mrs.' Mackinnon, Mrs. Coakley v. Mrs. Gyllies, Miss Nesta Self v. Mrs. E. Alison. The C grade match will start at one o'clock, players to choose partners. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. _ Following is the result of a medal match in two grades played on Saturday by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club: — Seniors.—D. R. Garrard, 83, 11 —72; W. Calderwood, SO, G—74; J. W. Clarke. 84, 10—74; J. D. Shanly, 86, 12—74; E. A. Brooker, 87, 12—75; H. Morpetji, S9. 12—77; J. S. Rankin, 83, G —77; F. Wiseman, 87. 10—77. Juniors.—D. E. Coutts, 95, 25—70; A. H. Blackburn, 87. 16—71; J. S. Kidd, 95, 23—72; H. Walker, 94. 22—72: W. H. d'Audney. 90, 16—74; A. E. Voile, 99, 25—74; W. F. Darby, 92, 17 —75; H. Nixon, 101, 25—76 MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for tho bogey handicap match to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club at One Tree Hill tomorrow, commencing at 10.30 o'clock in order of the draw:—Mrs. A. Swain v. Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. H. V. Johnston v. Mrs. Dunne. Mrs. Parker v. Mrs. L. Norton. Miss M. Miller v. Mrs. Cr. A. Hardley, Mrs. J. Mason v. Mrs. Kilner, Miss G. Parr v.. Mrs. Canghey, Miss C. Stubbs v*. Miss M. Harvey, Mrs. Grevatt v. Mrs. Rudge, Mrs. R. Hipkins v. Miss C. Lloyd, Mrs. Houghton v. Mrs. Lloyd, .Miss K. Churton v. Mrs. S. Reid, Miss McGowan v. Mrs. Balgarnie, Miss B. Carnachan v. Mrs. Bourke, Mrs. Robinson v. Miss R. Hill. Mrs. J. Jerrat v. Mrs. Choyce, Mrs. Neale v. Mrs. Henderson. Miss F. Gregson v. Miss I. Walker, Miss Morrison v. Miss B. Abbott, Miss O. Durie v. Miss E. Hardley, Mrs. Napier v. Miss A. Palmer, Miss M. Potter v. Miss M. Robson, Mrs. M. Henry v. Mrs. Malcolm. Miss E. Blackburn v. Mrs. O'Neill, Mrs. H. Wiles v. Mrs. Fee, Miss F. Preece v. Mrs. Wallis, Mrs. H. Malcolm v. Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Mueller v. Miss A. V. Hay. Mrs. Poeoclc v. Mrs. H. V. Coe, Miss Ponsford v. Miss G. Fhnierty, Miss Millington v. Miss D. Ryan, Mrs. Fraser v. Miss L. Paterson, Mrs. J. Dawson v. Mrs. G. Walker. Mrs. King v. Miss E. Thompson, Mrs. C. J. Owen v. Miss A. Yonge, Mrs. TI. Williams v. Mrs. Meikle. Starting at. Ninth Tee.—Miss K. Horton v. Miss M. Tiarks, Miss A. Grove v. Mrs. N. E. . Burton, Miss E. Schnauer v. Mrs. Saxton, Mrs. Mcllraith v. Miss C. Gallagher, Mrs. McArthur v. Miss D. Lamb, Miss M. Haslett v. Mrs. Oxley, Mrs. C. J. Schnauer v. Mrs. Goldwater. Miss P. Lawrence v. Mrs. Keys, Mrs. Horton v. Mrs. Hamilton, Miss C. 'Creamer v. Miss M. Wright, GLENDOWIE CLUB. The bo'icy handicap played by members of the Glendowie Golf Club on Saturday resulted 111 a tie between F. R. Coombes. O. Wolfgrnmin and C. B. Thomas, who all returned cards of 1 down. Other scores were:—E. Churchouse, 2 clown: F. Lintott, 2 down; B. F. Rogers, 4 down: A. C. Stedman, -i down; C. F. Woods, 8 down. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. Members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club will plfty the. last round of the 72holea medal competition on Wednesday. The draw is ns follows:—Miss Scott v. Miss_M. English, Miss O. English v. Mrs. Mnrkwick, Miss Lawrence v. Miss Sutton. Miss Prosser v. Mis 3. Duncan, Mrs. Stanley v. Mrs. Browne. Mrs. Keys v. Miss Brookficld. Mrs. Warren v. Mrs. McMillan. Mrs. Combes v. Miss Prosser, Miss Sutton v. Miss Butler; Mrs. Montgomery v. Mrs. Bartlect, Mrs, Macartney v. Mrs. HiU v Miss B. Hill v. Mrs. Hutchison, Airs, Rennie v. Mrs. Lintott. Miss Todd v. Miss Lundon, Miss Maden v. Mrs. Naismith, Mrs. Hughes v. Mrs. D'A'uthreau, Miss Johnson v. Mrs. Lovegrove, Mrs. Cahill v. Miss Meadows, Mrs. Mathieson v. another. Following ia tho draw for the last round of C grade eclectic:—Mrs. Pelley v. Mrs. Waugh. Mrs. Page v. Miss Souter, Miao Wells v. Mrs. Levien, Miss Colwill v. Mrs Colebrook, Miss Sldebottom v. Mrs. McGregor. In the final of the C grade match. Mrs. McGregor defeated Mrs. Hughes, 3 and 2.

AKARANA CLUB. Following are tho results for tbe> fifth round of the Tyler Memorial Cup and a monthly button match played on Saturday by members of the Akarana Golf Club:—K. Porter. 86. SO—66; E. R. Porter, 96, 24—72; S Mcßobie. 86,' 13—73; W. Swanson, 84. 11—73; C. Taylor, 93. 20—73; A. Clarke. 82. 8—74; T. Coltman, 80, ft—74; Dr. Paterson, R7 jg—74 ; V. Baker, 82, 7—75; P. Coutts, r);j' 18—75; F. Thompson, 100. 24—76; L. Harris, 97, 21—76; D. Syme, 88, 12—76; C, J,).. Cox, 88, 12—76. AKARANA LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP Following is the result of the first round of the championships, of the Akaraua Ladies Golf Club;— Seniors. —IVErs. Preston beat ifliss TiJcGgc, 5 and 4- Mrs. Cox beat Miss Connett, 4 and 2; Miss Darroch beat Miss T. Jones, 3 and 2; Mrs. Grant beat Miss T. Cox, 2 and 1; Mrs. Catighey beat Miss P. Peet, 9 and 6: Miss E. Fearnley beat Miss G. Smith, 4 and 3; Miss Tyler Davies beat Miss J. Cousins, 6 and 5; Miss K. Kickman beat Mrs. Halford, 5 and 4. „ _ B Grade.—Miss Poberts beat Mrs. Long, 4 and -3; Miss Tin Key beat Miss Hoe. 2 up; Mrs. Ewen beat Miss Chambers, 1 tip; Miss joughin beat Miss Dalton. 3 and 2; Mtsa O'Callaghun beat Miss Endean, 6 and 5; Mrs Dovey beat Misa G. Deacon, 3 and 1; Miss K. Knott beat Miss Wright, 3 and 2; Mrs, Sutton beat Mrs. Pezaro, 8 and 6. C Grade.—Miss Connell won from Mrs. Free by default; Mrs. Wynyard beat M», Shenkiii, 1 up at the 19th; Mrs. L. Williams beat Miss Birch, 3 and 2; Mrs. I/ovell beat Miss Newman, 4 and 3; Miss Boyce beat Mrs. Martin. 4 and 2; Miss Newcombe lost to Mrs. Sehischka, 6 and £i; Miss Neville beat Miss Farrow. 6 and 5; Miss Parviti beat Miss G. Williams, 2 up. Following is the draw for tho third round of tho eclectic match to be played on Friday:—Mrs, Caughey v. Mrs. _ Halford, Mrs. Preston v. Miss P. Peet, Miss L. Cox v. Miss M. Peet, Mrs. Brown v. Mrs. Cox, Miss O'Callaghan v. Mrs. Grant.. B Grade.—Mrs. Dovey v. Miss Clark; Mies Tin trey v. Mrs. Long, Miss Dalton v. Mims Walters, Miss Spence v. Mies Marshall, Mrs. Spencer v. Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Kingsland v. Mrs. Phillips, Miss G. Hodge v. Miss T. Jones, Miss D. Hodge v. Mrs. Mtinro, Mrs. Burlenehnw v. Miss Joughin. Mrs. Ewen v. Mrs. Young. Mrs. Walker v. Mrs. Wynyard, Miss Williams v. Miss Endean. Following is tho draw for tho C grade bogey match:—Miss Kerr Taylor v. Mrs. Smith, Miss Walters v. Mrs. Holloway, Mrs, King v. Miss Graham, Miss Birch v. Mrs. Free, Mrs. Ashley v. Mrs. Webber, Mrs. Rogers v. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Millard v, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Cooke v. Mrs. Mascfiekl, Mrs.. McC'robie v. Miss Montgomery, Mrs. Ward v. Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. Simmons v. Mrs. Fuller, Mrs liobinson v. Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Sehischka v. another. The fourth round of the foursomes must be played by Friday. WAITEMATA CLUB. Members of the Waitemata Golf Club played the final round for the Laing Memorial Cup on Saturday, the winner proving to be W. Langbein, with a net scorn of J39 for the 36 holes. Other good scores were:—J. Burgess, 144; M. O'Connor, 145; A. Spraggon, 145. A special club trophy match played in conjunction was won by T. Mason, with a score of 138 net. The next best scores were; G. Gooding, 114; 11. Webb and D. McLeod, 145. WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB. Following 13 the draw for the first and second rounds of tho club handicap match to be played on Thursday by members of the Waitemata Ladies' Golf Club:—Mrs. Duff v. Miss Palairet, Miss Mclndoe v. Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. Neville v. Mrs. Parkinson, Miss Neville v. Miss McGlashan, Mrs. Prime v. Mr 3. Atkinson, Mrs. Clouston v. Mis 3 Mason, Mrs. Harper v. Miss N. Mason, Mrs. Walsh v. Mrs. Bayly, Miss McLeod v. Mrs. Weir. The July L.G.TJ. medal match was won by Mrs. Harvey and the August L.G.U. medal match resulted in a win for Mrs. Walsh with a score of 102, 28—74. Miss Jackson won the C grade match.

OTAHUHU CLUB. A mixed foursome match over 18 holes was played by members of the Otahuhu Golf Club on Saturday. The entry fees for the match, which amounted to approximately £i 103, will be donated to the Auckland City Mission funds. Mrs. McNeely and Scott Colville were the successful pair with a score of 77i net. The nest best scores were:—Miss Wake and A. Todd, 79; Mrs. Claudet and W. Eustace, 80; Miss E. Whitely and T. Easterbrook, 80£; Mies Richards and H. Frommherz, 80i; Miss Clark and E. "Wallace, 81; Mrs. Richards and G-. Cox, 82; Miss Simmonds and H. Levy. 85; Miss O. Whiteley and F. Fearnley, 85. OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB. In the final of the Otahuhu Ladies' Grolf Club's championship clayed on Saturday Miss H. Percy beat Miss N. Mellsop, 4 and 3. An L.G.U. medal match was won by Mrs. Bovce, whose score was 110, 31—79. Other good scores were:-—Mrs. Whale, 109, SS—SO; Mrs. Shaw, 103, 21 —82; Miss N. Mellsop, 93, 15—83; Miss H. Percy, 105, 22—83. A C grade medal match oyer nine holes was won by Mis 3 C. Wain with a score of 04, IS—46. The nest best scores were:— Mrs. Richards, 06, IS—43; Mrs. Pollard, 68, IS—SO; Miss A. Whyte, GB. 18—50. Other matches were won as follows!: L.G.U. medal. Miss _E. Whiteley: bogey handicap. Miss E. Whiteley; C grade bogey. Miss R. Paul; charity match. Miss H. Parton and Mrs. McNeely. A medal match over nine holes will be played next Wednesday for a trophy presented by Mrs. W. W. Massey, starting at 1 p.m. Players will choose jpartners. MANUBEWA LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for a bogey match to be played by members of the Manurewa Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday, commencing at 11 o'clock:— Mrs. White v. Miss Brady, Mrs. Collie v. Miss Juckes, Mrs. Jenkins v. Miss Yarnton, Miss King v. Miss Dunn, Miss Phillips v. Mrs. Margetts, Miss Johnston v. Mrs. Rushton, Miss Grey v. Mrs. Craig, Miss Dobson v. Mrs. Adlam, Miss Maxwell v. Miss Gilmore, Mrs. Shugar v. Mrs. P. Margetts, Mrs. Fleming v. Miss Kimber. The Manurewa Ladies' Club will play a team from the Papakura Ladies' Club at Papakura to-morrow. PUKEKOHE V. PAPAKURA. An inter-club match between members) of the Pukakohe and Papakura Golf Clubs, played at Pukekolie on Saturday, resulted in a win for the home team by nine games to one, one being all square. Details are as follows, Pukekohe names being mentioned first:—McWhirter beat Olsen, 3 and 2: Roulston beat K. Matheson, 4 and 3; Sclilaepfer beat R. Walton, 6 and 5: Charlesworth beat Pavitt, 3 and 1; Jobson lost to Cooke, 4 and 3; Johns beat McLennan. 6 and 5; Mills beat Wilson, 3 and 1; Bush and Robbin3,. all square; Snell beat Elliott, 2 and 1; Foste.r beat S. Walton, 3 and 2; Pike beat Miller, 3 and 2.

I'UKEKOHE COMPETITIONS. Tho first round for tho Brosnahan 6poons was completed by members of the Pukekohe Golf Clnb on Saturday. Following were the results:—Crosbie beat Gill. 2 njad 1: Charleswortli beat King. 2 and 1: Lawson beat Payne, 3 and 2; Bisli beat Laird, 2 and 1. In tho semi-finals, Crosbie will play Charleswortli and Lawson will meet Bish. In the semi-finals for the Kohn Cup, Maddison, handicap 11, defeated Duncan (15), 4 nnd 2. Maddison will play Johnsoil in the final. OXEWHERO CLUE. Play in the second qualifying round in tho competition for the Onewliero Golf Club's championship took place on. Saturday. The following qualified :—Lawson, Cronin, McDermott, Wilson, Poutu, Allen, E. Cameron, Lacy, Ran, Taylor, Eyre, Muir, Tawha. Walter, Martin. Wright and D. Cameron. Lawson, with a gross score of 3SG for the two rounds, easily headed the club to take the challenge cup for tlie season. Other good cards were:—Cronin, 197; McDermott, 198; Wilson, 200. HAMILTON CLUB'S EVENT. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. ] HAMILTON, Sunday. A four-ball best-ball bogey handicap played by members of tho Hamilton Golf Club at St. Andrews links yesterday, was won by Wake and Dr. Milroy, who finished 10 up. Other cards returned ware:— Cole and Pemberton, 7 up; Atkins and Beehan, 7 up: Dr. Pinfold and Bullock, 7 up; Milne and Welch, 5 up; Gray and Crimp, 5 up; ITogben and Bindon, 5 up; Swarbrick and Gunn. 5 up; Lmnsden and Shakeshnft, 4 up; Wynne and Russell. 4 up: 11. Ross and Champion. 4 Up; E. Day and Hovey, 4 up; Horton and W. D. Ross, 3 up: Kissling and Bennett, -3 tip: Grant and Spong, 3 up: McMullin and McCracken. 2 up; Strang and L. Day, 1 up; Runnerstrum and .Tames. 1 up; Hay and Hay. 1 up. WEST COAST CHAMPIONSHIPS. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] GREYMOUTH. Sunday. The finale of the West Coast golf championships resulted: —Men; A. K. Smith (Grey) beat A. Sime (Weßtport), 1 up. Ladies: Mrs. Hannan beat Mis. Cunningham, 3 np.

— ' PUPUKE CHAMPIONSHIPS Members of the Pupuke Golf Club played the first rounds of the senior and junior championships under ideal weather condi- v tions. The greens were! a little tricky. Fol- ■ i lowing were the results:— Seniors.—H. C. Stevens beat F. H. Mingay, 1 up;*A. R. Coltman beat L. Harrison, S! and 1; L. H. Saunders beat G. A. Waterman, 1 up; L. J. Minogue beat H. Goodwin. 3 and 2: E. W. Mills beat A. E. Browne, and 2; D. R. C. Mowbray beat R. Johnston,;.; nt tho 19th; N. R. Chapman beat L, Ansell, 2 and 1; I. G. Mackenzie beat T. : , G de Clive Lowe, 3 and 2. Juniors.—C. P. Hopkins beat S. L. Bond, 7 and 6; B. M Sellars beat O. Stephenson, 1 up; A. R. Stephenson beat A. G. Edey, 4 and 3; W. I. Stemson beat R. N. S. Chisholm, 4 and 3; J. Williams beat H. Everton, 3 and 1; C. F. Browne beat T. McCorkindale, 4 and 2; «T. H. Hume beat J. E. Close, 1 up; H. T. Gould beat H. L. M. Buiason, 2 and 1. The best cards returned in the med»l round for players of 20 years and over were as. followsD. J- McCorkindale. 96. 24—72; IT. Gray, 93. 22—76; J. L. Browne, 104, 22—52. " PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for a sealed-hole match to be played next Wednesday by members of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club;;— Miss M. Stevens v. Miss Kelly. Miss A. O'Neill v. Miss O. Stevens. Mrs. Rutherford v Miss McDonald. Mrs. Goldwater v. Miss Parker. Miss Harty v. -Miss B. Buddie. Mrs. Clark v. Miss B. O'Neill, Mrs. Mowbray v. Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Bowden v. Mrs. M. Chisholm, Mrs. Herbert v. Mrs. Webber, Mrs. Mills v. Miss Blomfield. Mrs. Allen v. Mrs. Williamson Miss Wright v. Miss R. Williamson, Mrs. Foote v. Mrs. Beaumont. Mrs. Edey v. Mrs Scurr, Mrs. Thompson v. Miss Gudgeon, Miss Lorie v. Mrs. Deighton. Mrs. Chisholm v. Mrs. Spiller. Mrs. Curtis v. Mrs. Quick. Miss E. Mills v. Miss Heap. Mrs. Baxter v. Miss Pillett, Mrs. McCorkindale v. Mr 3. Goodwin, Mrs. Close v. Mi S3 Jackson, Mrs. Gooding v. another. J The following will represent the Pupuke Ladies' Club in a match against the Akarana Ladies' Club at Akarana next Friday:— Miss M. Stevens, Miss 0. Stevens,' Miss Kelly, Mis a A. O'Neill, Mrs. Rutherford. Mrs. Mowbray. Mrs. Goldwater, Miss Harty, Miss B. O'Neill, Miss Parker, Mrs. Bowden. Mrs. Davidson. Following is the draw for a medal round to be played next Thursday:—Miss Hughes v. Mis 3 Weston, Mies Barton v. Mrs. Kissen, Mrs. Hume v. Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Whitcombe v. Misa Dudgeon, Miss Gledhill v. Mrs. Mair, Mrs. Gillett v. Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Brown v, Mirs. Thomas, The following C grade players will represent the Pupuke Ladies' Club in a match against the Waitemata Ladies' Club at Pupuke next Thursday;—Mts. Eeldt, Mrs. Randall. Miss Johnston, Mrs. Milne, Mrs. Grey, Mrs. Winter, Mrs. Prosser, Mrs. Holl, Mrs. Attwood. Emergencies: Mrs. Bond and • Mrs. Jaggs. NORTH SHORE CLUB. The best cards returned by members of the North Shore Golf Club in a bogey handicap for the Tisdall cleek were as follows:—G. D. Bates,' 4 up; J. Foster, all square; W. Oliver, 1 down; G-. D. Hunt, R. Phileou, 3 down; L. W. H. Chambers, A. W. Short, 4 down; R. V. Lush, 5 down. Following were the results of the first round of the Bates Cup competition, a handicap match play event:—B. E. Goldwater beat R. E. Ash, 3 and 2; C. R. Morley beat «T. Weir, 3 and 2; J. N. Taylor beat C. C. Robinson. 1 up: J. Foster beat Ri Williams, 2 a aid 1; S. W. H. Chambers beat R. S. Spinley, 2 up; M. E. Thompson beat V. Dudding,'B and 6; R. V. Lush beat C. M. Black, 3 and 1; J. Patten beat A. Crompton, 1 up. TE KUITI CHAMPIONSHIP. [from our own correspondent. ] TE KUITI, Saturday. In the final of the Te Kuiti Golf Club championship played over 27 holes, J. Saun-. ders beat" C. H. Tate, 2 and 1. In the eemi-final of the men's junior championship C. Hansen beat R. Browne at tho 21st. C. Higgins is the other finalist. In the semi-final of the - ladies' juilicj'. championship Miss McKenzie beat Misi( Matthew. 2 and 1. In the final of the Steedman-Herbert Cud C. Bathgate beat C. Higgins, 1 up.