HAWERA LABOUR DAY GOLF

Taranaki Daily News, 24 October 1930, Page 10

HAWERA LABOUR DAY GOLF

SOUTH TARANAKI TOURNAMENT.

DRAW FOR QUALIFYING; ROUND.

Excellent entries, totalling 96 to date, have been'received for the Hawera Golf Club’s tournament, which will open tomorrow. Though” many players are attending the. New Zealand championships at Palmerston North,, entries have been received from all over Taranaki, and. include a number of well-known players. Late entries are being received until noon to-morrow. The draw for the qualifying round is as follows;— .

10.30 a-.m.—A. -0. Casey v. W. O.

■Williams. ■ .. , t 10.35.—J./H. Morton v. A, W. Lawn. 11.0. —R. Syme v.U. G. Whitehead. 11.30.—L. W. Bishop v. C. 0. Pratt. 11.34—J. C. Robb vA. G. Walker. 11.38.—P. O. Veale v. R. Mortlock. 11.42, —A. Sagar .v, G. S. Anderson. 11.46;—A. J. Glassdn v. W. S. Gibson. 11,50.—E. P. Cox v. W. H. Fuller. 11.54.—G. J. Bayley v. E. A. George. 11.58,—J. J. Pease v; W. R. • Fuller. 12.2 p.m.—R. C. Wills v. J. N. Ste-

phenson. . 12.6.—H. P. Wills v. W. B. Glasgow. 12.10.—5. Lovell v. C. H. Sampson. 12.14.—’P. Grace v. W. J. Smith.

12.18.—8. S. Dudley v. G. F. Wallis. 12.22.—H. S. Elliott, v. E. S. Ruther-

ford. • 12,26.—8 i C.: Hayj-Mackenzie v. R. H. /Quilyam. ' . 12.30—T. F. McKenzie v. R.’ T. Mc- ■ .Quade. * • '■ ' /. < 12 34. —R. G. B. Sinclair v. J. McNeill. 12.38.—L. H. Little v.. G. M. Chong. 12.42. —S. F. Burgess v. F. W. Sut-

ton. 12.46.—R. B. Anderson v. A- S. Hasell. 12.30.—J. M. Hine .r. T. G. Thomson. 12.54. —C. H. -Wynyard v. W. J. Bright.. 12.58.— H. W- Kirkby v. C. Harrison. 1,2,—L. R. Ritchie v. G. E. Ja-go. 1.6. r-T. J Salmon v. G. F- Wells. 1.10.—R. P. Baigent v. R. H. Burmes-

ter. 1.14.—T. V. Mackay v. L. R. Curtis. I.lB—V. Elliott v. c. R- Corfe.

1.22.—W. H. Broome v. G. H. Row-

dr ell. 1 26.—K. McFarlane v. G. M. Hughes. 1.30.—W. O. Hill v. A. Chrystal. 1.34.—F. Clemow v. W. H. Rook. 1.38.—H. Findlay v. J. N. Ander-

son. 1.42—N. Hunger v. I. D. Parsons. 1.46.—R. Leo v. D- C. Ryan.

1.50.—R. Slater v. G. H.' Ryan. 1.54.—8. Shield v. H. ’ Simpson.

1,58. —w. A .M*rir v. W. P. McAnerin. 2.2.—L. A. Ablett, v. G. H. Turner. 2.6.—A. Blair v..H. P. Vinnicombe. 2.10—R. McHattie v. G. M. Meyrick. 2.14.—M. R. Jones v. G- M. Page. 2.18. —W. H. Powdrell v. S. Tarrant2.22 —W. G. S-itton. v. C. M. Har-

rison. 2.26—W. G. Walkley v. W. R. Tip-

lady. 2.30.—5. J. Cooper v. .

The first sixteen qualify for tlie Tara naki championship, the next sixteen for the Fairfield handicap, and the third sixteen for the Tertius handicap.

■ The 'course is in good order and with good weather much high-class golf Should be seen.

HAWERA BOXING TOURNEY.

DOMINION OFFICIALS TO ATTEND.

Representatives of the executive committee of the New Zealand Boxing Council will attend the tourney of the Hawera Boxing Association on October 31, and will take advantage of the challenge match, Wellington amateurs v. Taranaki amateurs,, to secure data, for the eelection of the New Zealand boxers to represent, the Dominion in South Africa next year.