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Cup and Medal Draw for Avondale. The Canadian foursome, which was ! to have been played next Tuesday, lias been postponed. The following is the draw for the i Coronation Medal and Aotea-Roa Cup competition, to be played on Saturday, starting times as mutually arranged, but not before 10.30 a.m.:—Mrs J. R. Grange and Miss J. C. Macdonald, Mrs W. E. Stick in gs and Miss M. Johnston, Miss I. A. Maindonald and Miss P. Kllwood, Mrs G. Brennan and Miss B. M. Cook, 51rs W. Pa ton and Mrs W. J. Owens, Mrs J. Burns and Mrs J. Pierce. Mrs A. Young and Mrs A. W. Spence, Mrs J. Gordon and 51 rs C. S. Griffiths. Miss 51. Lockwood and slrs J. Martin, Mrs A. Weir and Miss G. Marriott, 51 rs X. V. Smith and slrs R. Atkinson, 51iss I. Bishop and Mrs Phipps-Black. stiss J. Grange and Miss T. Knowles, sliss I. . Robson and slrs Reynolds, Mrs A. Boon 1 and sTrs A. J. Gilbert. 51iss M. Tavlor and Miss C. Fisher, slrs R. Campbell i and Mrs Delargey. The best cards returned in the first round for the Avondale Cup, played on Tuesday', were:— Gross. Hep. Net. Mrs A. .T. Gilbert .. 309 35 74 51iss J. Grange .... 301 26 75 Mrs W. J. Owens .. 93 3 0 77 51r» J. Burns 95 IS 78 ! 51 iss M. Johnston .. 94 3 5 79 Mrs R. Reynolds .. 100 3 9 si sTiss I. Robson .... 102 3 9 S 3 ; Mrs A. Young 116 33 S 3 Mrs C. S. Griffiths .. 315 31 84 Mrs J. 51artin 105 21 SI 1 sfrs L, A. Gordon .. 119 35 S 4 Rawhiti Club. The fallowing is the draw for the stroke handicap to be held over the week-end. starting time 9.30 a.m.: T * J ee — c - Shaw, D. H. Kennedy, . J. E. Dudgeon. 9.30 a.m.; C. A. Cooper. 5. T. F. Stokes, W. Queree. 9.33 a m • R. L. Newburgh, A. Stevenson. V. L. Jensen, 9.36 a.m.; M. Taylor, C. Brown. N. Jarvis. 9.39 a.m.: A. E. G. Lvttle, W. Agar, L. W. Besley, 9.4 2 a.m CM slullan, H. T. Throp. H. G. G. Lyttle,' i 9.4.> a.m.; L. C. Matson, B. T. Coburn. I • R. B. Jackson. 9.48 a.m.; J. Hastings, i I>. A. Tait. R. Falloon. 9.51 a.m. i * Xo. 8 tee—ll. W. Anderson. W. H. Lee, A. D. Clarke. 9.30 a.m.; H. M Min- I son. H. B. Skinner, J. W. Lovell'. 9.33 ! i a.m.: R. T. Cooper, A. P. Hobson, T G j Ramsay. 9.36 a.m.: B. A. Miles, A. a'. ( Mitchell. J. H. Shaw, 9.39 am W S ] 51 Jkkelson. E. P. Miller, T. Hazard. 9.42 a.m.: G. W. Bishop. K. Marchant, X. A. , panfell. 945 a.m.: D. A. Clarke. A. R. 1 L. Smith, E. W. Christensen, 9.4 S a.m.- R. • ’ C. Nfatthews, H. 51. Sparrow. W. J. Ed- - wards, 9.51 a.m.; J. S. Murphy. 1.. J. Hoskin, E. Kibblewhite, 9.54 a.m - F 5’ Hodgkinson. C. Cauldwell. A. J.’ Man- ■ ning, 9 57 a.m.: R. W. Joyce. J. T. Jack, i , G. L. Berry. 10 a.m. Ties between B. T. Coburn. V. L. Jen- 1 sen. R. B. Jackson, B. A. Miles. H. X. j S Jarvis. r>. A. Tait. C\ ST. slullan R. 1.. Xewburgh. L. W. Besley and li. A. Falloon In four-ball matches will be i played off in the afternoon. Avondale Club. The following is the draw for the j stroke handicap to be played in senior I | and Junior divisions at Avondale on Sat- I urday (post entries will be accepted):— i 3 2 to 12.30—C. G. 51. Boyce. F. S. 5 inicombe and E. Atkinson; E. Rclinack, H. Lightband and R. S. Pearson; F. C. Penfold. J. R. Grange and H. V. Sharp: * F. W. Leighton. T. R. Condiiffe and L. I J. Lewis: B. sToore, J. 51. Preston and W. 51. Cleland. 1 p.m.—G. L. Young. J. S. Piper and P. . Delargey; E. A. f’leland. A. W Spence and R. W. Rofe; J. Carter, A. L. Craven * and C. S. Mills; R. A. Campbell, J. W. Huggins and T. S. Knight. j 1.30 p.m.—D. Denham. W. T. Glasgow and F. E. Drake; .T. Pierce, T. J. Halliburton and H. C. Hassal. The following players will represent j the Avondale Club in the annual match against Akaroa Club, to be played at > Akaroa over the week-end: K. O. Ward. L. S. Smith, A. Gibson, T. Easterbrook. C. W. Oborn. E. Shennan. H. Dymond. , W. Moffat. W. Dickinson. J. S. Piper. A. M’Donald-Smith. M. J. Barnett. Miss j E. L. sapsford, 51 rs L. smith. 51iss 51. ■ Kennedy, Nliss K. Dobson, Nliss F. Low. ; i Mbs 51. Todd. Miss J. Matheson and 1 sllss S. Britton. Mr K. C. Ward will captain the men's , team, and slr C. W. Oborn will be in charge of transport.