GOLF

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22687, 27 March 1937, Page 16

GOLF

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB RESULTS OF MEDAL MATCH Following arc tho results of an L.G.I', medal match played on Thursday by members of the Titirangi Ladies' .Golf Club: — Seniors.—Miss P. Moody, SO, IS —71: Mrs. G. W. .Tinman, 87, 15—72; Mrs. J. M Alison, 70, 1 —75; Miss X. W. Self. 03. 18—75. Juniors. —Mrs. E. J. Richardson, 05, 20— (It); Mrs. M. G. Masefield, !JO, 10—71; Mrs. W. C. Beaumont. 102, 27—75; Mrs. E. O'Xeill, 101, 20—75. NORTH SHORE CLUB The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Xorth Shore Golf Club:—Patron, Mr. X. S. Chalmers; president. 11 r. S. Reid; vice-presidents, Messrs. H. G. Keano and H. P. Ibbertson; club captain, Mr. 11. J. Preston; committee, Messrs. R. E. Ash, W. S. R. Bloomfield, H. Corbott, E. 11. Foot and A. Whytc; hon. treasurer. Mr. H. E. Goodwin; hon. auditor, Mr. A. W. Christmas. The incoming committee was requested to ! lnquiro into the advisability of reorganising the finances of the club, with a view to completing the course, installing a watering scheme and building an up-to-date clubhouse. NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for a Stableford bogey competition to be played next Wednesday by members of the North Shore Ladies' Golf Club, commencing at 10 o'clock:—Miss M. Stevens v. Miss Charman, Miss U. Stevens v. Mrs. Winstone, Miss A. O'Neill v. Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. J. Mason v. Miss A. McFetridge, Mrs. Smallfield v. Miss Gillett, Mrs. R. B. Clouston v. Mrs. P. Thompson. Miss M. Leggoe v. Mrs. W. Badley, Mrs. K. Pike v. Miss I. Wight, Mrs. J. Hogan v. Mrs. Macdonald, Miss Xoake v. Mrs. Home, Mrs. P. Keaue v. Miss Couper, Miss M. Mason v. Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Walsh v. Mrs. Cockayne, ! Mrs. Rutherford v. Miss L. McDonnell, Miss j M. Duiler v. Mrs. Melville, Mrs. Wilson v. | Mrs. Jacnbi. I fourteenth Tee.—Mrs. Parkinson v. Mrs. | Anderson, Mrs. Halvey v. Mrs. Scurr. Miss M. Dryden v. Mrs. W. H. Taylor. Twelfth Tee. —Mrs. G. Atwood v. Mrs. Xeville, Mrs. G. Ilarvey v. Mrs. H. Duder. I Mrs. Rollo v. Mrs. A. 1. Taylor, Mrs. Earle v. Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Bow v, Mrs. Hutchinson. ! Mrs. Buxton v. Mrs. Service, Mrs. Ravage v. ! Mrs. I'reston, Mrs. H. Goodwin v. Mrs. Dtimbleton, Mrs. L. Harrison v. Mrs. White, Mrs. I Lewins v. Mrs. Mayhill, Mrs. McCloghrio v. 1 Mrs. Rickorby, Mrs Mickey v. Mrs. Hixsoti. | Mrs. Williamson v. Mrs. Gillies. PROGRESS AT REMUERA The remarkable progress of the Remuera Golf C'lub since its inception was referred to by the president. Dr. E. 11. B. Milsom, when addressing members at the second annual meeting. Early in the summer, lie said, it had been decided to continue the construction of u second ccmrso and he congratulated Mr. W. S. Ralph, who is in charge of the work, on the progress made and the excellence of design. Ten new greens had been laid down and an 3 8-holes course, which should compare favourably with anything in Auckland, will bo available for members next season, leaving most of the present lay-out for visitors and beginners. During the season the lady members had formed an executive to control their matches. The following officers were elected:—President, Dr'. E. H. B. Milsom; vice-presidents, Messrs. X. Wallace, R. G. Macmorran; captain, Mr. D. B. Mansergh; committee, Messrs. P. M. Thomson, G. Uren, G. Foote, J. M. Wilson, W. 11. Somervell, B. G. Thomson, L. B. Horrocks; secretary, Mr. W. S. Ralph. Ladies' section: President, Mrs. J. M. Wilson; captain, Mrs. P. Wallis; handicappcr, j Mrs. J. C. Malfroy; committee, Mesdames H.'Bush, G. W. Thomson, D. G. Marfarlane, F. P. C'iatworthy, Miss Boon; secretary. Mis* i Bailey. THE PAEROA CLUB [bt telegraph —OWN correspondent] PAEROA, Friday The annual meeting of the Paeroa Golf Club was well attended. Mr. R. S. Garden presided. Mrs. J. W. Silcock was made a life honorary member of the club in recognition of her services. The election of officers resulted:—President, Mr. H. Thorp; vice-president, Mr. Day; I club captain, Mr. Kidd; secretary and treai surer, Mr. Bartlett; auditor, Mr. C. X. I O'Xeill; committee, Mrs. J. W. Silcock, Miss L. Thorp, Messrs. Garden, Makgill, C. Kenny, J. C. Bockett, and W. E. Tubman. TE AWAMUTU CLUB [by teleckaph—OWN correspondent] TE AWAMUTU. Friday At the annual meeting of the Te Awamutu Golf Club Dr. Blundell presided over a large attendance of members. Tho financial statement showed a credit balance of £2O 15s 7d_, as compared with a debit balance of £lO7 8s for the previous year. The election of officers resulted as follows:—Patron. Mr. S. Clark; president. Dr. F. C. Blundell; vicepresidents, Messrs. H. McDonald, J. Olopliant and E. H. Cucksey; club captain, Mr. G. Parker; vice captain. M_r. H. V. Holmes; match committee. Messrs. G. Parker. 11. V. Holmes and J. Sterritt; general committee. Messrs. J. P. Q'Sullivan, W. J. Craik and Dr. K. X. Hiskins and captain and secretary of the ladies' club; secretary, Mr. J. Brown; assistant secretary, Mrs. 11. Babbage; treasurer, Mr. K. W. Gibbs; auditor. Mr. J. L. Callaghan; finance committee, Messrs. S. Clark, G. Parker and S. S. Preston; delegates to King Country Amateur Golf Association, left to committee to appoint. KAITAIA CLUB [by telegraph—own cohrespondent] KATTAIA, Friday Thete was a large attendance of members at tho annual meeting of tho Kaitaia Golf Club. The balance-sheet and statement' of receipts and expenditure showed a satisfactory position. The membership last year showed a healthy increase and from present indications should continue at about last season's level. The following officers were elected for the coming year:—Patron, Mr. J. L. Hester (re-elected); president, Mr. H. McDonald (reelected); club captain. Mr. A. Wilkinson; committee, Mrs. A. Wilkinson, Mrs. IT. R. Watts, Messrs. A. C. Smeaton, Walter Christensen, W. Dyer, and W. Snelling; auditor. Air. J. L. Hester. The appointment of a secretary and a treasurer was left with the committee. Tho rules of tho club were altered to allow the lady members to control their own affairs in the club, such as arrange for competitions and elect their own committee. NORTHERN WAIROA CLUB [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] DARG A VILLE, Friday To meet tho cost of better facilities and higher wages a decision to increase members' subscriptions was made at tho annual meeting of tho Xorthern Wairoa Golf Club. The president, Dr. M. Greville, said it was impossible to maintain an 38-hole course for the same amount as a nine-hole course. In addition, Government legislation required the payment of increased wages, estimated at about £l5O. Officers were elected as follows:—Patron, Mr. A. iE. Harding; president, Dr. M. Greville; vice-president, Mr. F. C. Gould; club captain, Mr. L. P. B. Hilton; women's committee, Mrs. Marshall an 1 Miss Wilkins; men's committee, Messrs. X". E. Wilson, iR. Burton, L A. 0. Davies and ,T. D. ITosking; hon. secretary, Mr. M. J. Robinson. It was decided to open tho season on April 17. CLUBS IN THE NORTH [by telegraph—own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Friday The report presented at the annual meeting of the Maungatapere Golf Club forecast important improvements to the course during the coming season. The balance-sheet disclosed a substantial credit.. The following officer! were elected:—Patron, Mr. C. E. F.oote; president, Mr. E. C. Walker; vicepresidents, Messrs. F. O. Armstrong and 11. G. Newton; club captain, Mr. O. V. Adlani; vice-captain, Mr. W. Bradley; honorary secretary and treasurer, Mr. C. Going; committee, Miss M. Morrison, Miss Hnwken and Messrs. G. Feaver, B. Mason, A. Heape, J. A. McLeod, M. Newton and W. Bradley. At the annual meeting of tho Mangakahia Club the following officers were elected:— President, Mr. P. Birch; vice-president, Mr. W. Wilson; secretary and treasurer, Mr. F l'latt; club captain, Mr. C. Davidson; vicecaptain, Mrs. It. Pollock; committee, Messrs. G. Hunter, J. Alison, F. Grantham and R Pollock. WHANGAREI CLUB [jfROM OUR OWN OOItRESPONDENT] WHANGAREI, Friday There was a large attendance at the annual meeting of the Whangarei Golf Club, Dr. H. F. Buckley, presiding. The report and balance-sheet disclosed a most successful season, the profit being £ll2. The success was largely duo to tho construction of an IS-hole course and this year improvements will be made to tho clubhouse. Over 50 new members were elected. Mr. A. C. Lamb was elected a life member in recognition of his srviccs to the club. Opening day was fixed for April 3. The following officers were elected:—President, Dr. H. F. Buckley; vice-president, Mr. L. A. Johnson; club captain, Mr. W. A. Christiansen; vacancies on tho committee, Mrs. D. Cook, Messrs. W. J. Glanvillo and R. Gray; secretary and treasurer, Mr. W. T. Surman; auditor, Mr. S. C. Thome.