GOLF AT PATEA
LADIES VERSUS MEN. A four ball, best ball match over 12 holes between the ladies and men of the Patea Club is to be played at. 1 p.m. on June 18. The ladies will receive a stroke on Nos. 1,3, 5,7, 9, 10 and 12, and will play off the men’s tees. Following is the draw: ' Hunger and Hughes v. Misses K. Hurley and Gibson, Fraser and Mitchell v. Misses Glenny and Hemingway, Sheild and Gilbert v. Bourke and Harris, Young and Harris v. Mrs. Glenny and Miss N. Hurley, L. Honeyfield and Bourn V. Mrs. Harris and Miss Taylor, Haddow and Wither v. Mrs. Crompton and Miss Crawford, McWilliam and Connor v. Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Wither, Meharry and Gerrahy v. Misses Power and Carey, K. and .L. Honeyfield v. Mrs. Haddow and Miss W. Hurley, Broughton and C. R. Honeyfield v. Mrs. Drummond and Mrs. Donald, Drummond and Roots v. Misses O’Sullivan and Kuhfuss, Tuohy and Lester v. Mrs. .Mitchell and Miss Davidson, Mellor and Glenny v. Miss Gibbings and Mrs. Lester, Hodge and Lazarus v. Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Ritchie, Adams and Nightingale v. Misses Petersen and Barnes, Julian and Naismith V. Mrs. Martin and Miss Heinold, Nelson and Asgard v. . There will be a general tea.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 June 1933, Page 9
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