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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12195, 21 July 1925, Page 3

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Mrs HirsChberg plays' Mrs Tingey. ■ Miss ( Davis - plays ‘ Dr. Bakewell . ' Mrs Whitehead plays. Miss Nash. Miss Harr|son plays Mins Wyber. Miss Dobson plays Miss Adams. ■ The. following (is, the draw for the "two lives" fifth round :—Winners, Misa W. Davis plays Miss F.. Davis; losers, Miss White plays’ Miss Bath; Mrs Tingey plays Dr. Bakewell. Mrs Whitehead, a bye. Members are reminded that the mixed' foursome,, postponed: on account of bad .weather, will be played on the 26tb. HUTT v. OTAKI On Saturday, at Otaki,. a men’s team fiom the Mutt played an all day match with the’local-team. In the morning'.a four-ball match aws played, resulting m a draw. Results are as follow, _Hutt players being mentioned first:—Evans end Wagg beat Seivers and D’Ath, 2 up ; Hughes and Adams lost to Simcox md Higginson, 4—3; McDowell and Heketn beat Wijls and Hotmes, t up; Fairchild Rnd Innes-Jones lost to’ C. Higginson and O’Rourke, ’B—7. In. the afternoon match, play .between 15 members, in each team resulted in 11 wins (for Otaki,, two wins for the Hutt; the remaining Two being all square. Following is the result •of play, Hutt players being mentioned first:—P. Wagg lost to Cievers, 3—2; M. Evans lost to J. D’Ath. 3—7# W. G. Hughes lost to Holmes, 5—3: T. O. fieketa heat Wills, 5—4; R. V.: McDowell'and W. M. Higginson,: all square; .lan Hart lost to Winterburn,. 6—5: G. Blaxall and Grav, all 'square; A. M. Adams' .beat F.. S. Simcox, 1 up; K. Mason lost to Smith, fi—s; S. R. Fiddler ,16et to E/ P. Simcox, 5—4; G. D. M. Goodwin lost’to C. Higginson. 1 up;.C. M. Banks lost to Brown, A— 7; H; S. Fairchild lost to O’Rourke, 7—C; A Duncan lost- to Podevin,’ 4s-3.