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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13913, 20 October 1915, Page 3 (Supplement)

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LADIES' COMPETITIONS

fFrom "The Colonist," Oct. 1.) The following are the prize-winners in. ladies' competitions in connection with the Nelson Golf Club :— Senior Championship: Miss E. Ledger.

Junior Championship: Mrs Green (Mrs Hal Cock's trophy). Encounter Shield: Miss Monson (four scores). • L.G.U. Silver "Medal (four scores): Miss Harkness. L.G. U. Bronze Medal (four scores): Miss Monson. Knock-out Tournament: Miss Harknes3 (Mrs Glasgow's trophy). Eclectic Match: Miss Bodson (Miss Ledger's trophy). Four-ball ,Foursome: Mrs Green and Miss Monson (Miss Richmond's trophy). Runner-up to Senior ChampionshipMiss Djinant. Runner-up to Junior Championship: Miss Monson. First Bogey Match (Mr Cock's trophy, lessons): Misses Ledger, Dimant, Harkness, and Adams. Junior: Mrs Glasgow, Misses Cock, Monson, and Bislev.

Bogey Matches: Mtssea Ledger, E. Ledger, Harkness. Senior Medals: Mrs Cock, Misses Ledger, Adams, E. Ledger, IHmant, and Harkness. Junior Medals; Misses Moneon (2), Hair, Mrs Troweek, Walter, and I>odson. Encounter Shield: Mrs Cork, Misses Ledger, Walter, Dodsen, Hair, and Monson. ! Red Cross: Mi&ses E- Ledger, Dimant (2), Ledger, and Bamford, Mrs Green. I

All the club prize money (except special prizes) was given back to the secretary, and the sum of £o will be given towards Christmas gifts for soldiers. A sum of £2 9s, the reswlt of tea and putting competitions, will be -given to the Tobacco Fund.

The Ladies' Golf ClkJ> has also given during the season £6 13s to the Red Cross Fund; 17s to the Sick and Wounded Soldiers'' Fund, and £2 14s to tiie Serbian Fand ;• a total of £17 13s.