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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8100, 27 August 1904, Page 5

GOLF.

>— * The ladies' championship meeting was continued at the -Shirley Hi-ka thia mornms. A strong wind which blow across the- -, somewhat interfered with lihe play, and tha ' green played fast throughout the day. The j linka and greens were in excellent order, . -f.net the visitors expressed ih_r_.se: ves well satisfied wilfli the ground -and arrangements. In the t-econd round of UlO ohsmpionsnip, Mie3 Lewis (Auckland) beat Mrs V<*™° n (Christohuich) with sup and 4to play. The winner evened badly, but piej_ed un at tne sixth hole, and turnod 2 up. From i<hi_ po:nt sho bad command of ilie game, aiad won -at ths thirteen!- b-cle. Her driving: w&. Particu•lwr'y good, and was- the most nofciceaible foa-t-ure of the game. Mrs Fergus (Dun«dm) beat Miss Wilson (Christohurch) by 6 up and 3 to p:-ay. Fergus from the outset played the • stronger gam*, and won comfortably froni her opponent. . , jS_lr« Ogaton ODunodin) experienced comparatively liUe difficulty in beating Mies Karauna (Hawke's Bay) by 7 up and 5 to pis^ In tho contest between Jtiss L- Brandon (Welli-rjigt-on) iand Mrs ■ Turn'bull (Wellington), the former won by 9' up and 1 ioplsv. Miss James ("Wellingtcn) beat Miss Harcourt (W*'lington). S un and 2 from home. Miss G. fiorrie" (Auckland) boat Mrs Tweed (Wel'iington) by 2 up. „. ~* . Mra Bloomfield (Auckland) beat iliss Gome (Auckland) by 3 up -aad one io play.