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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21844, 5 July 1934, Page 9

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NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL NEW CLUBS AFFILIATED RECORD NUMBER OF NINETEEN The following new clubs, which had duly made application, were elected members of the New Zealand Golf Association at the monthly meeting of the council: —Jvarori Golf Club, Wellington; Silverstream College Golf Club, Silverstream, Wellington; Waikare Golf Club, Te Kauwhata. This makes tho total number of clubs elected in the present financial year 19, which is a record number of new clubs for any year.

The draft of the proposed New Zealand championship programme a3 submitted by the Wanganui Golf Club was boforo the council, which confirmed all the recommendations made by the sub-committeo. The latest advice received from Australia indicated that it does not seem likely that tho next Kirk-Windeyer Cup competition will be played at Melbourne at tho time of the centenary celebrations. Forthcoming tournaments advised to the association are as under:—Bastings Golf Club, annual tournament, August 16, 17, IS; Rotorua Golf Club, Rotorua open amateur championship and handicap tournament, August 21, 22, 23, 24; Tauranga Golf Club, Bay of Plenty championship, August 25; Rotorua Golf Club, annual contest for New Zealand veterans' cup und tournament, on handicap t (ago limit, 55), August 28, 29, 30, 31; Napier Golf Club, annual tournament, September 4, 5, 6, 7; Poverty Bay Golf Club, annual tournament, September 6, 7, 8; Wanganui Golf 'Club, provincial tournament, September 13, 14, 15; New Zealand open and amateur championships, Wanganui Golf Club's links, October 5 to 13; Seafield Golf Club (Wanganui), annual tournament, October 20, 22, 23; Manawatu Golf Club (Palmerston North), annual tournament, October 20, 22, 23. MAUNCAKIEKIE CLUB Following is tho draw for the first round of the Schnauer Cup medal competition to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club on Saturday:—R. C. Aley v. A. E. Greensmith, R. P. Bennett v. J. C. Ilardley, W. H. D'Audney v. D. G. McFarlane, G. A. Hardley v. I. J. Goldstine, -B Angus v. G. Goodwin, D. R. Garrard v. D. E. Coutts, A. H. Blackburn v. R. M. Tolhurst, i&. J. Bennett v. J. Jer--1 rat, S. Caro v. R. 8. Newcomb, J. K. Johnston v, R. H. Melville, H. Morpeth v. J. S. Rankin, G. C. St. Georgs v. F. J. Schischka, J. T. F. Mitchell v. C. G. Nicol. S. R. Norjris v. L. F. Rudd, H. Tidmarsh v. D. F. MoCormick, I. McOwan v. R. W. Verry, J. M. Elliffe v. N. F. Buist, W. Colderwood v, J, H, Earle, D. D. Holland v. F. N. Laurie, J. S. Milne ' v. N. J. Kidd, J. S. Kidd v. J. L. Balgarnie, A. K. Belcher v. H. P. Whyman, J. Earlo v. W. F. Fowlds, A. K. Hawley v. F. Wiseman, B. B. Hooper v. J. Sherlock, K. M. Heywood v. L. B. Schnauer. A. L. Hogg v. J. T. Tanner, R. G. Milligan v. M. H. Wiseman, J. D. Shanly v. A. Woolley, N. C. Laud v. G. F. Rosser, G. Stitchbury v. C. G. Storry, A. Y. Schischka v. F. F. Rostgard, W. E, Anderson v. H. Beauvais, B. G. Bond v. A. W. , Wilson. G. H. Benton v. N. R. Obren, R. A. Yock v. -H, -A. McGregor, S. Barclay v, W. K. Michael. J. E. Cochrane v. J. S. Colegrove, W. G. Clavia v. A. D. Lewis, W. F. Darby v. J. Sead-Gowing,. A. N, Hay v. E. Tonks, V. W. Kerr v. L. E. Vivian, J. T. D. Lloyd V. A. A. Aley, G. L. Taylor v. C. A. Sead-Gowing. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB

The second qualifying round for the Grevatt Cup, which was to have been played yesterday by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Ciub. was postponed until Wednesday next, when the original draw will stand. The' L.G.U. medal handicap match will be played on Tueisday next Following is the result of the semi-final of the president's handicap match play competition Mrs. ,T. Jerrat beat Mrs. J. Paterson, 4 and 3: Miss E. Schnauer beat Mrs. O E. Grevatt, 2 and 1. The final must be played by July 17. : AKAR AN A. LADIES' ' CLUB Foilpwing is the draw for the flag- match to> be played by members of the Akarana LfT3ies' Golf Club nest Tuesdiy, commencing at 10.30 o'clock:—Mrs. F. Preston v. Mrs. E. "Bayley, Mrs. M. McAllan v. Miss T. Jones, Mrs. E. Philip v. Mrs. L. Kingsland, Mrs. C. M.. Cox v. Kiss P. Peet, Mrs.' CJ Taylor v. Miss L. O'Callaghan. Mrs. Ewcn v. Mjs. Bishop, Mrs. G. Ashley v. Miss Hayes, Mrs. R. Hay v. Miss J. Corney, Mrs. Foote v.. Miss' I. Walters, Mrs. H. Turnbull v. Mrs. Martin. Mrs. C. Cammick v. Mrs.' Simmondsi Mrs. F. Parker v. Miss M. Walters, Mrs. Brook Smith v. Miss G. Hodge,. Mrs. J. Wells v. Miss Kerr-Taylor,. Mrs. Schischka v. Miss Mitchell,- Mrs. 0; Cook v. Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. R. Fuller V, Mrs. H. Ward, Mrs. Carr v Miss Maden. Mrs. D. St George v. Miss M. 'Lundon, Mrs. Ray v. Mrs. Colledge, Mrs. J' W: Baxter v, Mrs. King. The original draw for the week-end memters' match will stand. The following will represent the club in an inter-club match to be played against the Otahuhu. Ladies' Club at Akarana next Monday, commencing at 10.30 o'clock:—Mrs, C. Taylor, Miss T. Jones, Mrs. M. MeAllen, Mrs. L._ Kingsland, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. C Cammick,' Mrs. G. Ashley, Mr 3. Foote, Mis. Martin, Mrs. F. Parker, Mrs. D. McKen/.ie, Mrs. V. Hart, Mrs. Billiard, Miss R. Kennedy. In future C grade matches will be played on Thursday, ... Results in'the fourth round for the Roskill Cup were ns follows:—Mrs. Coltman beat Miss Maden, 1 up; Mrs. McAllen bent beat Mrs Bavley, 2 and 1; Mrs.'Cammick beat Mrs'. Philip, 3 .and 2; Miss Jones beat Mrs. Cojc, 4 and 3. The fifth, round must be played" by July 9. Tho second round of the handicap foursomes competition, rcsnlteaMrs. College and Mrs. Wells won by default from Mrs. King and Mrs. Euy, Mrs. B. Cook and Mrs. Coltman beat Mrs. Brook-Smith and Miss Kerr-Taylor. 2 end 1; Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Halford beat Mrs. Turnbull and Miss Maden, 4 and 2; Mrs. Kingsland and Miss O'Callaghan beat Mrs. Bayley and Mrs. McAllen, 1 up; Mrs. Preston anad Mrs. Taylor boat Mrs, Hay and Miss Lundon, 2 up: Mrs. Simmonds and Mrs. Martin heat Mrs. St. George and-Mrs. Parker, 4 and 3: Miss Peet and Miss Jones won by default from Mrs. Bishop and Miss Haye3. ■ The third round must be played by July 12.

PUPUKE LADIES 1 CLUB The L.G.U. medal round, which was to have been played yesterday by members of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club, was postponed and will be played on Wednesday week. Miss Campbell was the winner of the sealed-hole match for Mr 3. Quick's trophy. The following players qualified for the junior chnmpionship:—Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Jaggs, Miss Willis, Mrs. Williamson. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Herbert. Miss Lorie, Miss O'Neill, Mrs. Whit combe. Mrs. Goldwater, Mrs. Rush. Mrs. Gooding, Mies Williams, Mrs. Howie, Miss Cameron. Miss Hughes. The following players qualified for the second division competition:—Mrs. QuartIcy, Mrs Kissen, Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs. Kensington, Miss Blomfield, Miss Gooding, Mrs. Houghton, Miss Johnson. WAIKARE CLUB In the final of t*he Waikaro Golf Club's* competition for the captain's trophy, H Hall defeated B. Lloyd, 1 up. The following will represent the club in a match against the Huntly Club to be played at Te Kamvhata during the weekend:—Men: C. Stevenson, B. Lloyd, L. Gordon, G. M. Firth, R. Cleary, M. Austin, M. Eccles, D. Baird. T. Forrest, N. Storey, H. ITall, Ladies: Miss Gordon, Miss Burgess, Miss M.. Gordon, Miss N. Batty, Mrs. B. Pulhain. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the Hilda Bloomfield Cup competition to be played on Tuesday by members of tho Auckland Ladies' Golf Club:—Mrs. Barstow v. Mrs. Buttle, Miss Roberton v. Mrs. Towle. Miss E. Mahoney v. Mrs Rutherford, Mrs. Ralph v. Mios' Cooper, Miss Upton v. Miss Ballan tyne. Mrs. Joyce v. Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Green v. Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Abbott v Mis. Wright. Mi3s Hamlin v. Mrs. Kissling. Mrs. Colegrove v. Mrs, Hay. Mrs. Croft v. Miss Russell. Miss MucCormick v Miss Noakes. Miss Rainger v. Mrs. Craven, Mrs. Ferguson v. Miss France. Mrs. Donald v. Mrs. J. M. Wilson. Miss Culling v. Miss Graham. Mrs, Gorrie v. Miss Wi'l's. Mrs Trice v. Mrs. Knight. Mrs KirJter v. Mrs Henry, Miss McGovern v. Miss M. Fouhy. Mrs. E. Friedlander v Miss George, Mrs. Rainger v. Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Foster v. Mrs, Trousdale. Miss Pierce v. Mrs. J. F. Brown. Mrs. Noakes v. Miss Ridings. Mrs. Barrowclough v. Mrs. Burtlc, Mrs. Busing v. Miss Waller, _ Mrs. Morris v. Miss C. Kingston, Mrs. Mncky v. Miss Snuter, Mrs. Finn v, Mrs. MathieBon. Mrs. Frater v. Mrs. Murphy, Miss Lever v. Mrs. Sellnr, Mrs. E. B. Brown v. Miss K. Fouhy, Mrs. Buddie v. Mrs. King. Miss Buddie v. 'Miss S. Mnhonay, Miss Knight, v. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Roche v. Mrs, H. W. Wilson. Mrs. Carr v. Miss Clark, Mrs. A. Clark v. Miss E. Noakes. Miss B. George v. Miss Rondell. Miss Kelly v. Mrs. Kingston. Miss Gregory v. Miss Chatfield, Mrs. Sourer v. Miss Carnegie-Brown. Mrs. A. Friedlander v. Mrs. Mackenzie, Mrs, Martin v. Mrs. Watson, Mrs. R. B. Wilson v. Mrs,

Jefferson, Miga M. Wilson v. Miss Savage. Miss Ruddock v Mrs. A. M. Smith. Misa M Kirker v. another. Following aro the results oc matches placed in tho fifth round for the Hope Lewis Clip:—Miss N. Ballantyno (15) beat Mrs. Bartle (27), 3 and '2; Mr 3. H. R. Hushes (12) beat Miss B. Pierce (24), 3 and 2: Miss M Russell (IS) beat Mrs Gome (19), 1 up; Mrs. W. S. Ralph (11) beat Miss M. Mncfarlane (12). at the 19th. Owing to part of tho course boina: closed, the time for playing the semi-finals of the captain's foursomes match has been extended until July IS. CLENDOWIE CLUB Tho second round of matches for the captain's prizo will be played by members cf tho Glen do',vie Golf Club on Saturday next. OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB The best scores returned in the L.G.U. medal match played by members of the Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Club are as follows: Mrs. Cooper, 05. 22—73: Mrs. Crov.-, 95. 21 —74; Mrs. Chamberlain, 104, 23—76; Miss T. CJaudet, 111, 32—70. Tho C grade medal round for Mrs. Bclcher'a trophy was won by Miss N Walters. The following players will represent thy club in a teams match against the Akarana Ladies' Club to be played at Akarana on Monday, starting at 10.31 o'clock:—Mrs. Muir. .Miss M. Hill. Mrs. Eustace, Mrs. Eccle3. Miss E. Hill, Mte. Davies, Mrs. Cooper, Miss Sutherland, Miss Waters, Mn;s Whyts. Mrs. Cox. Mrs. Chamberlain, Miss Wills, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Valentino, Mrs. Belcher. PAPAKURA CLUB Following is the draw for the four-ball best-ball bogey match to be played by members of the Papakura Golf Club on Saturday:—Cooke and Grey v. E. Millar and Davey, Kretschmar and Dunn v. Wilson ancl Darrow, McLennan and Cooper v. Watts and Ividd, Wooll.ey and N. Elliott v. Robbins and Walters, J. E. Elliott and White v. Jaciues and Ellett., Walton and Hackett v. Matheson and Cbappell, Wren and Fenton v. Keesing and J. lleilly, Beilly and J. Foote v. Bell and Burton, J. Millar and Foote v. Bryan and Grace, Burgess and Walters v. another. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB | The third round of the eclectic match ! will be played by members of the Papakura j Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday in conjunction with the L.G.U medal match. Play will commence at noon. Following is tho draw:—Miss White v. Miss Finlayson. Miss P.hind v Miss Dreadon, Mrs. Brooks v. Mrs. Foote, Mrg. S. Wilson v. Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Watts v. Miss Walters, Mrs. Elliott v. Mrs. Francis, Miss Walker v. Miss Jurvie, Mrs. Kidd v. Mrs. Charles. Miss Paltridge v. Miss Bent. Miss Coxhead v. Mrs Walters, Mrs. Doull v. Miss Miller, Miss Denton v. Miss McMahon, Miss Reilly v. Miss Hogan, Miss Coldicut v. Mrs. Coldicut. Miss Saunders v. another. CLEVEDON CLUB Following is the draw for the monthly medal round for the Henderson Stars to be played on Saturday by members of the Clevedon Golf Club: —Currie v. Orum, Henderson v. Dow, Browne v. L.ane, Bryan v. Whytock, Blundell v. Butterworth. Waters v. Bannerman, Couldrey v. Hunt, Flemming v. Atchison, Muaro v. Knight. Wilson v. another. TE AWAMUTU LADIES' CLUB Following is tho draw for the first round of an eclectic competition to be played by C grade members of the Te Awamutu Ladies' Golf Club next Wednesday for Mrs. Preston's trophy:—Mrs. Moriarty v. Misa Gerrand, Mrs. Shaw v. Mrs. Morey, Misa M. Craig v. Miss N. Potts, Miss V. Holt v. Mi6S H. Walker, Miss M. Wilson v. Misa Nancy Storey, Miss Rainey v. Miss Woodward, Miss A. McLean v. Mrs. Harkness, Mrs. G. Strong v. Miss B. Walker, Mrs, Peart v. Miss M. Storey. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON, Wednesday The Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club held a | one-day tournament in cold and showery weather. Among those who took part were | visitors from Otorohanga, Te Awamutu, Te 1 Aroha, Rocky Downs, Morrinsville, Okoroire | and Cambridge. ! A medal round, which was played in the ; morning, resulted as follows:—Senior medal: I Mrs. T. A. Milroy, 83, 11—77. Junior medal: | Mrs. T. G. Reynolds, 110. 35 —75. Other 'scores were:—Seniors: Miss Brayshaw, 93. i 15—78; Miss Clark, 95, . 16—79. Juniors: Mrs. Garrard, 96, 19—77; Mrs. R. Kemp, 107, 30—77; Mrs. Joy, 108, 30—78; Mrs. Primrose, 99, 19—SO; Mrs. Toombs, 110, ; 30—SO; Miss Morley, 103, 23—SO. i The Canadian medal foursomes match i played in the afternoon resulted in a tie i between Miss Wilkinson and Miss Ham- : mond and Mrs. Go\fer and Mrs. Ke.up with I scores of 90. 17—73, and 94, 21 —73, respec- ■ tively. Their cards were the same over the j last nine holes so the games will be reI played to decide the winners. I A C grade medal round was won by Mm. N. Hooker.

WHANGAREI CLUB [from our own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Wednesday Following is the draw for the third round of the club handicap match to be played on Saturday by members of the Whangarei Golf Club:—T. Sheen v. Ryder, Morrison v. Morton, Whitehead v. Higginnon, McLeod v. Harington, Tonkin v. Jack, Becre v. Johnson, Lynch v. Birnie, Wilson v. Alison, Jounneaux v. Foote, Doreen v. Roberta, Gillespie v. Maitland, Harrison v. Crimp, Day v. Surman. Younger v. Glanville. WHANGAREI LADIES' CLUB [.FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] WHANGAREI, Wednesday Following is the draw fc: the L.G.U. and club medal match to be played this weekend by members of the Whangarei Ladies' Golf Club:--Mrs. J. Robertson v. Mrs. Ward. Mrs. Glanville v. Mrs. Weston, Mrs. Nolan v. Miss Millington, Miss Steele v. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Donaldson v. Mrs. Tresidder, Mrs Foote v. Mrs. Trimmer, Miss M. Mackay v. Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. Fraser v. M r - Cook, Miss Carruth v. Mrs. Younger, Mrs. Long v.. Mrs. G. Robertson, Mrs. Lynch v. Mrs. Thome, Miss Risliworth v. Miss Collins, Miss B. Walker v. Mrs McLeod, Miss Symea v. Mrs. Burt, Miss Harrison v. Miss Drummond. Mrs. Richardson Y- Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. Hosking v. Mrs. Ryder, Miss Johnson v. Miss Scarfe. Miss A, Higgmson v. Miss A. Mackay, Mies E. Higgmson v. Miss Piper, Misa Lamb v. another, Mis« Ashton v. another, Mrs. Surnian v. Miss ilyder, Miss Mullins v. Mrs. Christiansen, Miss J. Rishworth v. Mrs. Morrison, Miss A. Morrison v. another. Miss H. Morrison v. Misa Hosking. Miss Smith v. Mrs. Trembath.