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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21562, 5 August 1933, Page 9

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NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB Following is' the draw for the match to be played by members of the North Shore Lndios' Golf Club on Monday for the final of Mrs. Eadley's trophy:—Mrs. Pike v. Mrs. Atkinson, Miss Monlton v. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Hogan v. Miss M. Stevens. Mrs. Fleming y. Miss Lejtgoe, Miss O'N" ill v. Mrs. Prentice, Mrs. Houghton v. Miss 0. Stevens, Mrs. Swanston v. Mrs, Tysoe. Mrs. Smallfield v. Mrs. Cadness, Mrs. Weir v. Mrs. Nevill, Mrs. "Walsh v. Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Broughton v. Mrs. Chambers. Mrs. Earle v. Mrs.' Dueler, Mrs. Glover r. Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Tanner v. Mrs. Herrick, Mrs. Seagar v. Mrs. Hickey, Mrs. Sullivan v. Mrs. Wiseman, Mrs. Seaman v. Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. Short v. Mrs. Ibberlson. Misa B. Mair v. Mrs. Littlejohn, Miss Z. Mason v. Mrs. Lush, Mrs. Cox v. Mrs. Lorimer, Mis 3 M. Meok v. Miss Lewins. LADIES' CLUB Following is the result of the foursomes match played by members of the Akarana ;Ladies' Golf Club:—Mrs. Jacobson and Mrs. ,Phillips, 2 down; Miss Peet and Miss Jones, 3 down. Results in the qualifying round of the championships were as follows:—Seniors: Best gross, Mrs. Jacobson, 85. Juniors: Miss T. Jones. 9S. C grade: Mrs. Smeeton, 112. The championships will be played on August 16, 17 and 18. The next round of the two-life competition must be played by Saturday next. OTAHUHTJ LADIES' CLUB A teams match will be members of the Mnnukau and Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Clubs at the Grange links on Monday, starting at 12.30 p.m. The following will represent Otaliuhu: —Miss R. Johns. Miss M. Hill, Miss C. Campbell, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Chapman, Miss A. Whyte, Mrs. M. Clnudet, Miss Kirkbride, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. EUie. Mrs. Russell,. Mijss M. Wills. Miss M. Muir, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Cairns, Mrs. Claudet. * \ • COMPETITION AT ROTORUA [FROM OUR OWN* CORRESPONDENT I ROTORUA, Friday The Wednesday Cop, tho principal middle week match of the Rotorua Golf Club, was played out on Wednesday. The finalists were Spedding, junr., and H. Kusabs. The cap went to Spedding, 4 and 2, after a lyjon contest. The winner's card was 70. Not* yet in his twenties. Spedding is likely to develop into a first-rank golfer. MAORI CHAMPIONSHIP [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION} < WAIROA. Friday The weather was cold and showery for the concluding day of the Maori golf championships. In tho semi-finals of the men's championship It. Taroha beat W. Desha and J. Grace beat J. Hnpe. In tho final K. Tarcha (Ilawke's Bay) beat J. Grace (Wellington), 5 and 3.