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Australian Golf Team’s Defeat. COMMENT ON N.Z. PLAYERS. United Press Assn.—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, April 16. The Kirk-Windeyer golfers returned to Sydney to-day. They had no excuses to offer for their defeat, and paid a tribute to the great hospitality extended to them in New Zealand. They said that they found the Middlemore course on the short side. However, the fairways were exceptionally fast and the greens were also fast and true. Apperly described Horton as the best iron player he had yet seen. Hornabrook had a fine style and should develop into a great player. Menzies was a young and promising player. Russley Women’s Club. The draw for the first round of an eclectic match to be played on Thursday is as follows:—Mrs Wellwood v. Miss Gates; Miss Cotton v. Mrs Wilkin: Mrs Nicholls v. Mrs Lawry; Mrs Hall v. Miss Morton; Miss Stewart v. Mrs Chartres; Mrs Hutchinson v. Mrs Richards; Miss Macfarlane v. Mrs Leach; Mrs Walton v. scorer. The draw for the first qualifying round for the Fendalton Cup is:—Miss R. Nutt v. Mrs Bates; Mrs Cooper v. Miss Fox; Mrs Ronaldson v. Miss Willis; Miss Jones v. Miss E. Ward; Mrs Pidgeon v. Mrs Legh; Mrs Irwin v. Mrs Hanna; Miss Evans v. Miss Wilkinson; Mrs Page v. Miss Baxter; Miss Irving v. Mrs Connal; Mrs Symes v. Miss Smithson; Mrs Hassall v. Mrs Templin; Mrs Blytli v. Miss Greig: Miss Mitchell v. Miss Curtis; Mrs. Knowles v. Miss F. Ward; Mrs Falconer v. Miss N. Benjamin; Mrs Meyers v. Mrs Newburgh; Miss E. Benjamin v. Mrs Mawson Stewart; Miss E. Nutt v. scorer. Templeton Country Club. The draw for the women’s mid-week bogey match on Thursday is as follows: Mrs R. Lewis and Mrs W. Smith; Mrs E. Rudkin and Mrs I. Macintyre; Mrs Humphreys and Miss N. Middleton; Mrs F. Grant and Mrs S. Priestnall; Miss L. Hanham and Mrs F. King; Miss A. Marshall and Miss M. Cunneen: Miss N. Ryan and Mrs W Mi liner; Mrs P. Anderson and Miss J. Wright; Miss M. Still and Miss M. Bennett; Mrs Mardon and scorer. Post entries will be acceptChristchurch Women’s Club. A Ladies’ Golf Union medal match will be played at Shirley to-morrow. The following is the draw:—Miss B. Holmes v. Miss Cracroft Wilson, Mrs O. Mills v. Miss Chrystal, Mrs A. M'Killop v. Mrs M. H. God by, Miss Beadel v. Miss Stevenson, Mrs E. M- Hunt v. Miss E. White-Parsoiis, Mrs K. Grtsson v. Mrs Butcher, Miss K. Johnston v. Miss A. Loughnan,'Miss G. Browne v. Mrs N. Tingey, Mrs G. van Asch v. Mrs J. H. Stringer, Miss E. Fleetwood v. Mrs R. Macdonald. Miss R. Macfarlane v. Mrs W. Nicholls. Miss D. Anderson v. Miss M. Newton, Miss P. Norton v. Miss 11. Buchanan, Mrs G. Wood v. Mrs R. Cracroft Wilson, Mrs R. C. Symes v. Mrs S. Foster. Mrs R. Francis v. Mrq C. Bonnington. Miss M. Hall v. Mrs S. J. Sampson. Mrs L. B. Scott v. Miss J. B. Wilkin, Mrs P. Dearden v. Miss B. Webb, Mrs J. Donald v. Mrs Frater. Mrs J. F. Duncan v. Mrs E. A. Summers, Mrs C. Ogilvie v. Mrs G. Fleetwood, Mrs F. W. Freeman v. Mrs R. Lascelles, Mrs J. Wilks v. Mrs H. W. Macfarlane, Mrs P. Ardagh v. Miss N. Enright, Mrs K. Macdonald v. Miss N. Knight, Mrs S. Godfrey v. Mrs H. Wood. Miss M. Enright v. Mrs P. D. Hall, Miss K. Harrison v, Mrs J. H. Macdonald, Miss Fulton v. Mrs H. H. Wauchop.