GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21297, 26 September 1932, Page 12

GOLF CONTESTS

AUCKLAND PLAY IN CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS BARTLEET AND RALPH BEATEN Theyiualifyiag round of the junior championship wns played by members of the Auckland Golf Club at Middlemore on Saturday. Tfaiti fell lightly during tho morning, but increased in force during tho latter part of tho afternoon, so that those players who started early had the best of the condi< ions.

Tho following 1G players qualified:—A. H. Kirker, 83; C. I. Nathan, 8G; B. C. Jacobs, 88: W. T. Bell, 88; F. A. Abbott, 89: D. A. Burt, 89; W. B. Souler, 91; E. Harper, fli; E. Friedlander, 91; C. 11. Knight, 91; M. W. Johnson, 91; 11. P. Worley, 92; R. G. Sellar, 93; V. (E. Masters, 93: G. P. Elliot, 91; D. Poison, 94. 11. C. McCoy also returned a card of 94, but lost in the play-off. flic nursery handicap, which went to tho player returning the best net 6core, was won by Dr. A. H. Kirker, with a card of 83. 35-68. Following is tho draw for the first round of tho junior championship:—A. 11. Kirker v. D. Poison, E. Harper v. E. Friedlander, W. T. Bell v. R. G. Sellar. F. A. Abbott v. R. P. Worley. D. A. Burt v. M. W. Johnson, B. C. Jacobs v, V. E. Masters, "VV. B. Souter v. C. H. Knight, C. I. Nathan v. G. P. Elliot. The first round of the club and intermediate championships waa also playod, the following being the results:— Club Championship.—J. MacEwan beat E. B. Brown, 6 and 5; 11. Plumley beat W, B. Colbeck, 2 and 1; R. D. Horton beat E. L. Bartleet. 4 and 3; li. G. Rainger beat W. S. Ralph, 2 and 1; W. N, Abbott beat S. S. Wilson, 5 and 3: G. C. Henderson beat H. V. Coverdale, 2 and 1; W. A. Donald beat H. B. Lusk, 2 and 1; B. H. Menzies beat J. P. Aldred, 4 and 3. Intermediate Championship.—H. A. Joyce beat C. H. Archer. 2 up; A. Boddington beat R. S. Lewis, 4 and 3; G. H. Abel beat W. G. Borne, at the 20th: A. McC. Clark beat J. B. Elliot. 2 and 1; J. F. Brown beat A. R. Martin. 6 and 4; R. G. Thompson beat J. K. Lusk, 4 and 2; F. Macky beat A. J. Friedlander. 3 and 2; A. M. Howden beat 11. Ilorton. 6 and 4. In a match in the C grndo tourney, .TFarrell beat Dr. McGregor Grant, 4 and 3. TITIRANGI CTLUB CHAMPIONSHIP CONTESTS The second round of the Titirnngi Golf Club's senior championship was played on Saturday. Following were the results:—A. M. Goulding beat A. J. Good, 5 and 4; E. G. Tullis beat R. M. Dacre, 2 and 1. A. M. Goulding will now play G. M. Murray, while E. G. Tallia will meet R. R. McCrystal. • The semi-finals in the intermediate championship resulted:—T. Goudie beat J. F. Murray, 2 nnd 1; F. W. Lucas beat F. S. Ballin, 2 and 1. Results in the first round of> the -veterans' handicap were as follows:—J. M. Somer-' villa beat A. B. Chappell, 5 and 3; E. A. Tuke bent W. J. A. Thomson, 3 and- 2; J. C. Wilson beat J. Yock, 6 and 5; F. Hunter beat L. H. Rogers, 2 and 1; G. M. White beat A. Fairburn, 4 and 2; A, V. Peace beat F. C. Ewen, 4 and 3.

The first round of the junior consolation handicap resulted:—M. T. Bailey beat E. W. Yates, 2 and 1; P. A. Spurdle beat G. L. Taylor, 2 and 1; E. T. Harold beat R. F. Rogers, 2 and* 1; G. H. Birch beat F. G-. Alpe, 1 up.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for a bogey handicap to bo played to-morrow by members oi the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club, commencing at 11 o'clock:— First Tee.—Mrs. Deighton v. Mrs. Paterson, Mrs. Niccolls v. Mrs.' Taylor, Mrs. Shroff v. Mrs. Brinsden, Miss Griernon v. Miss Hacket, Miss M. Cooke v. Miss M. Fouhy, Miss Clatworthy v. Mrs. Malcolm, Miss A. E. Hill v. Miss M. Bailey, Mrs. Ferguson v. Mrs. Henrys, Mrs. Lovett v. Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Chappell v. Miss Thompson, Miss K. Fouhy v. Mrs. Hollingrake.

Eighth Tee.—Miss P. Moody v. Mrs. McIndoe, Mrs. Sutclifle v. Miss Duder, Mrs. F. G. Alpe v. Mrs. J. B. Johnston. Mrs. W. H. Cooke v. Mrs. Leys, Mrs. Gylliea v. Miss L. Hall, Mrs. G. P. Finlay v. Mrs. Brooke-Taylor, Mrs. R. Alpe v. Miss McGlashan. Following is the draw for the first round of the handicap match flag competition for the Eleanor Thompson Bowl:—Mrs. Brinsden v. Mrs. "White, Mrs. C. G. Grevatt v. Mrs. Alison, Mrs. Robinson v. Mrs. R. Alpe, Miss M. Bailey v. Mrs. Ferguson, Miss K. Horton v. Miss C. Bray, Miss Duder v. Miss Nesta Self, Mrs. J. C. Finlay v. Miss P. Moody, Mrs. Spinley v. Mrs. Molndoe, Mrs. Henrys v. Miss A. E. Hill, Mrs. Reid v. Mrs. Hosking. Miss K. Fouhy v. Miss Grierson, Mrs. Court v. Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. Horton v. Mrs. Gardner. Miss McGlashan v. Mrs. Niccolls, Mrs. R. F. "Ward v. Miss M. Fouhy, Mrs. McMillan v, Mrs. Taylor. The first round must be completed by Friday, October 7. An open day will be held on Thursday, October 6. In the morning a medal handicap will be held, partners to be drawn. A Canadian foursomes match will' be held in the afternoon, players to choose partners. AKARANA CLUB The first round of the Akarana Golf Club's championships was played on Saturday. Following are the results:— Seniors.—J. Swanson beat C. M. Cox, 5 and 4; H. Cullen beat A. Wyness, 3 and 2; V. Baker beat R. McKinnon, 1 up: B. J. Smith beat C. Holloway, 7 and 5; J. Coltman beat H. Dupin, junr., 3 and 1; F. Hazelden beat J. Paterson, by default

Intermediates.—L. Paewai beat N. Nieholls at the 20th; M.Kiely beat H. Tyler. 2 up; F. Thompson beat Berndston, 6 and 4: G. Biss beat C. Taylor, 5 and 3; L. Harris beat L. Cummins, G and 5; J. Budge A. Finn, 5 and 4; T. Mitchell beat E. Etheridge, 9 and S; R. L. Rose beat A. E. Jaggs, 1 up. Juniors.—A. Shorter beat F. de Malmanche, 7 and 5: A. Bennett beat R. Seabrook, 2 up; M. Winter beat F. Olsen, 4 and 3; E. R. Porter beat A. Jackson, 3 and 2; A. Irving beat H. Dupin, senr., 6 and 4; H. Thomas beat K. Huddleston. 2 up; C. Cammick beat. M. Thorpe, 4 and 3; H. Hay beat E. Reweti, 5 and 3. A bogey match held in conjunction resulted in a win for L. J. Minoguo, who, with a handicap of 5. returned a card of 2 up. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB Following is tho draw for tho bogey match to be played to-morrow by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club:— Seniors.—Mrs. Preston v. Mrs. Taylor, Miss Darroch v. Mrs. Halford, Mrs. Bayley v. Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Cox v. Miss Peet, Miss Tulloeh v. Mrs. Tingey. Miss O'Oallaghan v. Miss T. Jones.

Juniors.—Miss R. Spence v. Mrs. Ewen. Mrs. Sutton v. Miss M. Dalton, Mrs. Russell v. Miss G. Hodge. Mr 6. Martin v. Mrs. Pezaro. Mrs. Kingsland v. Mrs. Phillip, Mrs. Butcher v. Miss M. Kerr-Taylor, Mrs. Schischka v. Mrs. Bishop, Miss A. Bailey v. Mrs. Thompson, Miss E. Marshall v. Miss J. Cousins, Mrs. Ashley v. Mrs. Simmonds, Miss I. Walters v. Mrs. Masefield, Miss M. Walters v. Mrs. Long, Mrs. Cooke v. Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. St»_Georgo v. Mrs. King. Mrs. Coltman v. Mrs. Cammick, Miss M. Young v. Mrs. Pnrlcer, Mrs. Young v. another. Following is the draw for tho C grade monthly button match:—Mrs. Brook-Smith v. Mrs. Fuller, Miss L. Mahon v. Miss M. I>rans,field, Mrs. Adams v. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Bore v. Miss Hayes, Miss Birch v. Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Baxter v. Dr. Montgomery.

MAUNGAKIEKTE CLUB The first round of the championships and the third round of the C grade tourney were played on Saturday by members of tho.Maungakiekie Golf Club. Following are the results:— Senior Championship.—R. M. George beat C. It. Jones, 0 and 5: W. H. D'Audney heat W. Calderwood, 1 up; F. N. Laurie beat" J. L. Carnachan, 4 and 3: R. 0. Gardner heat G. R. Meredith. 3 and 1: J. H. Earlo beat F. Wiseman, 2 and 1: J. S. Rankin beat A. J. Parr, 1 up; A. K. Hawley boat J. M. Elliffe. 2 and t. Junior Championship.—L. B. Schnauer beat G. R. Hardley, 4 and 3; D. D. Holland beat R. W. Verry, 3 and 2; T. H. Nixon bent G. L. Taylor. 3 and isD. E. Coutta beat E. A. Broolcer, 3 and 2. C Grade.—R. M. Heywood beat J. Jerrat, 4 and 3; J. S. Milne beat R. Angus, 2 and 1; R. S. Newcomb beat S. R. Norris. 7 and 5; F. T. Rostgnrd beat J. K. Johnstone, 4 and 3.

The concurrent bogey resulted in a tie between F. N. Laurio and A. T. Schischka, who were each all t^piare.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB Following were the best scores returned in the medal handicap match played by merhbera of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday:—Miss C. Lloyd, 95, 75; Miss F. Gregson, 96. 19—77; Miss E. D. Gregson, 107, 27—SO; Miss L. Clouston, 109, 23—81.

A handicap match play event will be held next Saturday, partners to l?e drawn.

PAPAKURA CLUB

The Papakura Golf Club's season will be closed next Saturday. After the usual competitions the president. Mm E. D. McLennan, will present trophies won during the eeason.

GLENDOWIE CLUB OPEN TOURNEY COMMENCED The Glendowie Golf Club's open tournament was commenced on Saturday morning. Th© following players qualified in the Glendowio Cup competition:—A. C. Stedman, A. K. Duthie, G. L. O'Halloran, J. E. Stedman, A. C. Taine, 11. Wright, N. A. Naismith, A. C. Johns. The first round for the Glendowie Cup, played in the afternoon, resulted as follows:—A. C. Stedman beat A. C. Johns, 2 and 1: H. Wright beat' G. L. O'Halloran, at the 20th; J. E. Stedman beat A. C. Taine, 3 and 1; A. K. Duthie beat N. A. Naismith, 3 and 1. In the afternoon a medal handicap was also played, G. L. O'Halloran winning with a score of 92, 21—71. Other good cnrds were: —T. Martin, 88. 16—72; H. "Wright, Bb, ]5—73; •A. C. Stedman, R4, 11—73; C. A. Jarman, 96, 23-r-73; C. B. Thomas, 79, 5—74; J. E. StedmanJ 82, 8—74. , The tournament«will be continued to-day, including a bogey handicap this morning and a four-ball bogey handicap this afternoon.

PAPAKURA DEFEATS MANUKAU Members of the Papakura and Manukau Golf Clubs played a teams match at Papakura on Saturday, the former winning by seven games to five, one being all square. Following are the results, Papakura names being mentioned first:—'Heardman beat *»ardell, 4 and 2; Cooke beat Beechey, 7 and 6; Matheson beat Jepson, 5' and 3; McCoy beat Busing, 2 up; McLennan beat Gilmore, 2 and 1; Pavitt lost to Barnard. 1 down; Bradstreet lost to McDonald. 3 and 2; E. Miller lost to Fleming, 4 and 2: R. Walton lost to O. V. Adlara. 4 and 3: Brebner beat Wright, I up; S. Wilson lo3t to Bingley, 5 and 4; Woolley beat Farker. 3 and 2; S. Walton and Adlam, all square. MANUKAU LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the second round of Mrs. Bingley's trophy, to be played on Wednesday by members of the Manukau Ladies' Golf Club:—Miss Phillips v. Mrs. Dreadon, Miss King v. Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Parker v. Misa Andre, Miss J. Dobson v. Miss Collie, Mrs. Busing v. Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Lever v. Miss O. Dobson, Mrs. Bingley v. Miss Grey, Miss Maxwell v. Miss Dunn, Mrs. Margetts v. Mrs. Rice, Miss Wright v. Miss Kimber, Miss Cailis v. Mrs. Adlam, Mrs. Halls v. Miss Collie, Mrs. Wardell v. Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Barnard v. Mrs. Rushton, Mian McDonald v. Misa Little. The best net scores returned in the first round of the vice-president's trophy were:— Mrs. Adlam, 75; Miss Andre, 78; Miss Cailis. 79. NORTH SHORE CLUB Members of the North Shore Golf Club played the second round of the A grade championship during the week-end. Following were the results:—B. Rae beat H. W. Bennet, 1 up; M. Thompson beat M. Nelson. 1 up; J. Foster beat E. Goldwater, 4 and 3; F. Lazelle beat Jack Prime, 3 and 2. In the intermediate division the results were:—B. Crompton beat T. Roach, 4 and 2; H. Everton beat C. Morley, 4 and 3; R. Philson beat H. Corbett, 5 and 3; I. Chalmers beat C. Black, 2 up. The junior section resulted:—H. Seagar beat P. Horrocks, 7 and 6; I. Harvey beat W. Badley, 3 and 2; R. Ash beat W. Cauldrey, 1 up; H. J. Preston beat A. Bow at the 19th.

PUPUKE CLUB The .third round of the senior and junior championships and a bogey match for Mr. Williamson's trophy were played by members of the Pupuke Golf Club on Saturday. Following were the results in the championships:— Seniors.—l. G. Mackenzie beat E. W. Mills, 8 and 7; Ij. Harrison beat L. Saunders, 1 up; A. E. Brown beat R. Johnston. 5 and 4; H. Stevens beat L. G. Ansell, 1 up. Juniors.—P. Deighton beat W. H. Steller by default: W. Stemson beat R. McLeod, 2 up; C. F. Brown beat M. Close, at the 19th; J. Palmer beat A. F. Furness, 2 up. In the bogey match the winner proved to be J. E. Palmer with a card of 3 up, followed by A. F. Burnett, 2 up.

PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the eclectic match to be played on Wednesday by members of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club: — Miss 0. Stevens v. Mrs. Rutherford, Miss Heap v. Miss A. O'Neill, Miss Kelly v. Mrs. Bowden, Miss Parker v. Mies Williamson, Mrs. Davidson v.'Miss Williams, Mrs, Goldwater v. Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Prime v. Mrs. Clark, Miss Lorie v. Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Thompson v. Mrs. Mowbray, Mrs. Goodwin v. Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Gooding v. Miss Wight, Mrs. McCorkindale v. Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Spiller v. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Curtis v. Mrs. Heldt. Mrs.. Close v. Mrs. Joggs, Mrs. Quick v. Miss Willis, Mrs. Grey v. Mrs. Whitcombe, Mrs. Baxter v. Mrs. Beaumont, Misa Wilson v. Mrs. Herbert. Mrs. Randall v. Miss Gooding, Mrs. Andrew v. Mrs. Lewin, Mrs. Howie v. Miss Jackson, Mrs. Howe v. Miss J. Parker, Miss Gudgeon v. Mrs. Anderson. "1-

Following is the draw for a knock-out match to be played on Thursday :—Mrs. Roe v. Mr 3. Bloomfield, Mrs. Home v. Miss Weston, Mrs. Mair v. Mrs. Atwood, Miss Crammond v. Mrs. Nugent, Mrs. Rush v. Miss Dudgeon, Miss Gledhill v. Mrs. Houghton, Mrs. Armstrong, a bye.

PUKEKOHE LADIES' CLUB [from our own correspondent]

PUKEKOHE, Saturday

The first round for the Livingstone Cup competition, the monthly L.G.U. medal and a club trophy was played to-day by members of the Pukekohe Ladies' Golf Club, The best cards returned were as follows: Mrs. Maddison, 72; Miss H. Sim, 73; Misa R. Koulston, 75; Miss N. Perkins, 76: Mrs. Pike, Miss Kensington, 77: Mrs. McWhirter, Miss Griffin, 78; Miss P. Hill, 79. The senior and junior championships have been decided. The senior event was won by Miss L. Potter, who beat Mrs. K, Pike, 2 and 1 in the final over 36 holes. TJie junior championship was won. by Miss N. Lauer, who beat Miss M. Perkins, 2 and 1, over IS holes.

The piay-off in a four-ball, best-ball bogey match was won by Miss N. Lauer and Miss Kensington, who beat Miss iN. Perkins and Miss Jefferis. «

WAIUKU CLUB [from our own correspondent] "WAIUKU, Saturday Members of the "Waiuku Golf Club played the final of a two-rounds eclectic competition to-day. The winner was Morrison, who returned a net score of 63. Other scores were as follows:—C. B. Herrold, 63; J. Ar rM. e ' Smith, 06; Colbeck, 69. Ihe official closing function is to be held nest Saturday, when the president, Dr. C. , - Howden, will present the trophies won during the season. Mixed foursomes will be played.

ONEWHERO CHAMPIONSHIPS [from our own correspondent] TUAKAU, Saturday The second qualifying round for the Onewheio Golf Club championship was played xr ,° y " '^ e following players .--Martm, 175; Cronin, 177- CauldYq7 tp onn S m 188: Wilson . 192; Tawha, 19/ : Hira, 200; Taylor, 205. a challenge cup competition, plaved' in by Martin 11 W th ° abovo event > was won

HAMILTON CLUB [from our own correspondent]

Hamilton. Sunday W= handicap was played bv mem--sr»« , r if Ham ' lton Club on St. Andrews links on Saturday in drizzling rain. Sp»i;^r a mS \ We Tj e , best cards returned:— Seniors.—A. B. Parker. 80, 9—71- Q. II Bmdon, 85, 12—73; G. C. Ivisslingr," BG.' 13— m; IJ.1 J . O. Russell, 85. 12—73- E C Sure 8S 13-73; T. N. Penberton." 00. 13-77 * Juniorß.—E. L. Gillies. 01. 21 —70- E Runnerstrum, BS. 17—71; C. B. Fulle'rtonSmith, 89.18-71; N. D. Wilson. 00. IS—7'2 • D. D. Wilson. 96. 24-72: D. R. Wood. 88. if— 7 ' 1 : Cr - Hovey. 01, IS—73; H. ,T. McMullm, 91. 18—73; H. Griffiths. 02. IS 74 - A. E. MeCracken. 01. 16—75: F. A. Gresnam, 91, 16—75: L. Champion, 93. 17— 76: C. E. Shakeshnft. 95, IS—77. The second round of the championships was also played and resulted as follows: J. Li* Black beat G. S. Crimp, 4 and 2; W. Wynne beat Dr. P. C. Blundell, 3 and 2; R. P. Edmonds beat P. G. Harknoss, 1 up; Dr. S. C. Colbeck beat B. Cumberworth, 3 and 2. Black played the eecond nine holes in 35 with a 5 at the 14th (bogey 3), while Colbeck was round in 73 with a five at- the 10th (bogey 3). Cumberworth with a 7 at the long seventh completed the round in I oprey 77. Intermediate Grade.—J. W. Jones beat D'A. Smith, 2 and 1: J. 11. Clarken beat P. H. Bell, 9 and 7: W. P. Gray beat W. .T. Kins, 5 and 4: A. L. Tompkins beat A. G-. Cradwick, 4 and 2.

Junior Grade.—A. 11. Ward beat Dr. F. D. Pinfold, 6 and 4: H. C. Ross beat A. G. McKenzie. 5 and 3: N. Duxfield won from P. Pittar by default; T. W. Aickin beat B. Ryan, 3 and 1. The second round will be played nest Saturday. i

WHAKATANE CHAMPIONSHIP

[BY TELEGRArH—OWN CORRESPONDENT] WHAKATANE, Sunday.

The final of the Whakatane Golf Club's championship was played yesterday, Yorke beating Steel, by 3 up and 1. The game was well contested and both players showed good form for the greater part of the game. Steel's tenacity over the thirty-six holes was a striking feature of the play.

PAEROA BEATS TE A&OHA-fgfj [BY TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDED®!! PAEROA, Saturday-'.: A golf inter-club match between Te and Paeroa was played at Paeroa to-day the local team winning by one match. PoIMJ lowing are the individual scores, Pajro* players being mentioned first in each cases.** Men.—Bray and "Winter lost to and McGlashan, 2 and 1; Todd and Barflf lett lost to Ketiney and McLeod, 5 and'sS Mahoney and Dixon, and Wyllie and Bam. field, all square; C. and J. Kidd beat Murphy and Leitch, 6 and 4; W. Murphy' and Carden beat Kemp and Bliss. 3 and 1-.. H. Thorp and Surrey beat Mead and God-fl dard, 1 up.

Women. —Mrs. Bray and Miss Gibb Mrs. Hnlligan and Mrs. Hunger, 4 and Jl-S Misses Tierney and Walmsley beat Mtl-I Bliss and Mrs. Smith. 3 and 1; Miss PoUgftV:; and Mrs. While lost to Mrs. McGlaghmT. and Mrs. McLeod. 2 and 1; Mra. Shaw and Mrs. Dixon lost to Mrs. Dempster and M»t Bliss, 5 and 3.

MOKORUA CHAMPIONSHIP [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] WHAKATANE; Saturday | The second round of the Mokorua Golf Club's championship v/as played to-day King beating Stewart, 2 and 1. King wirf now meet Sloane in the final, the lastnamed having beaten. Darvill, 3 up.

TAURANGA CLUB [FROM OUP. OWN CORRESPONDENT]

TAURANGA, Saturday $3 A four-ball-match played by members of* the Tauranga Golf Club was won by Matha->J son and Dykes with a C3rd of 6 up The senior and junior handicap tourna.* mcnts have been completed, Steedman winning the senior and Bateman the junior. The results of the semi-finals ani final* were:—

Senior.—Semi-finals: Heald beat Davies, 1 up; Steedman beat Hewitt, 3 and 2. .Final; Steedman beat Heald, 3 and 2.

Junior.—Semi-finals: Bateman beat Briaco, 7 and 6; Olding beat Tanner,- 6 and 5. Final: Bateman beat Olding, 3 and 2.

TAUMARUNUI CLUB [FROM OUR OWN- CORRESPONDENT]

TAUifARUKTJI, Saturday

The TaumarnnuipGolf Club's competition* have nearly all reached the final stage. The final of the junior club championship resulted in a win for K. Knapp, who- beat C. Rennie, 2 and 1.

The semi-finals of the men'fc senior club championship have been decided. C. A. Stevenson defeating L. Craig. 2 and 1. and R. W. Thoma3 defeating A. Sandel, 1 up. The final will be played nert week.

The final match in the captain's trophy competition was played between B. Monaster and C. Dorreen, Dorreeu. winning $ and 4.

In the semifinals of the ladies' senior club championship Miss McCormick beat Miaa McPherson, 2 up, and Mrs. Thomas beat Mrs. Richter, 5 and 3. _ %js. The semi-finali3ts in the ladies'_ junior championship are Mrs. Wilks and Mies Corlett and Mr 3. Pulkam and Miss Buchanan.

TE KUITI CLUB

[FEOiI OT7B OWN CORRESPONDENT]

TS KUITI, Saturday

The Te Kuiti Golf Club closed its seewc to-day, there being a. large attendance of members and visitors from other clubs. The president, :Mr. C. H. Tate, in declaring the Beasdin closed, said that thii had been a (successful year for the clnb, and there had been a marked improvement in the standard of play, especially among the lady members. * • Trophies were presented as follows by the president of the ladies', club:— Men.—Club' championship, J. Saundon; runner-up, S. M. Wilson; men's junior, J. "VV. Powdrill; Aggregate Cup, G. Smart; Steedman-Herbert Cup, G-. Smart; first bogey, E. Harrison; second bogey, C. Han- - sen; eclectic, G. Smart; junior stroke, E. Browne. , ■& !