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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20342, 27 June 1934, Page 13

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Improvements Planned at Rawhiti. A special meeting of the New Brighton Municipal Golf Links Advisory Board was held yesterday afternoon to receive a report on the extension of the links which had been prepared, by request, by Air AI. J. Barnett (superintendent of reserves). Air E. A. AI. Leaver was in the chair and there were also present: Alessrs M. E. Lyons, J. S. Barnett, T. H. Butterfield (representing the Christchurch City Council), R. E. Holloway, A. E. Lawry (New Brighton Borough Council), AI. J. Barnett (associate member) and H. Throp (associate member representing the Rawhiti Golf Club). The meeting unanimously decided to adopt the recommendations contained in the report, provided the Unemployment Board would allow them to employ one hundred men under the No. *5 scheme. The chairman and the secretary (Air C. T. Aliddleton) were deputed to arrange this with the Unemployment Board. Assuming that the majority of the work could be carried out under the No. 5 scheme, the estimated cost would be in the vicinity of £237, made up ;.s follows: Ploughing, scooping, etc., £3O; cost of soil and turf, including cartage. £172: manure, etc., £10; grass seed and sundries £25. The suggested alterations include the extension of the No. 1 fairway -<» r 132yds northwards, making 352yds instead of 220yds; the No. 2 fairway to extend in a southerly direction for approximately 4 00yds; No. 3 tee to be placed east of the new No. 2 green, the fairway to extend northwards for approximately 44 oyds towards the present No. 2 green; Nos. 5 and 11 would also be increased, and it is proposed to abandon the present No. 10 and extend the No. 9 towards Park Road. giving a fairway approximately 390yds long. The proposals would mean two complete new fairways, five new greens and five present fairways to be extended, and would provide about another 1000yds to the links. Harewood Ladies’ Club. j Following is the draw for the bogey match to be played to-morrow: Airs A. Alilne v Mrs D. Neil. Mrs A. R. Blank I v. Airs D. Carr. Allss M. Best v. Mrs AV. A. Al’Queen. Airs A. S. Geddes v. Airs J. Grant. Miss T. lies v. Aliss D. Hepburn, Aliss B. Sinclair v. Miss Peggy Clowes, Mrs A. B. Hobbs v. Mrs T. Armstrong, jun.. Mrs Mark Armstrong v Alias I> Daly. Airs L. Webley v. Aliss AI. Armstrong. Aliss J. Donnelly v. Airs H J. Quarrell. Aliss F. Br-thune v. Aliss N. ' M’Cullough, Mrs D. Skinner v. Alias M. Ward. Mrs C. N. Fraser v. Airs J. Davis, Miss A. Beadel v. Mrs W. E. Barker Airs E. Beaven v Airs Ar. J. Lynskev. Mrs E. Hartley Smith v. Mrs T. Cat tell. Aliss Ararjorie Irwin v. Mrs p. O’Shea. Mrs G. Hamilton v. Airs R. R. Bell. Mrs A. T. Bell v. Miss M. Haistv, Airs AT. A. Stedman v. scorer. C Grade—Airs C. P. Agar v. Aliss G. Wright, Aliss M. Stenhouse v. Miss S. Lvnskey. Airs G. B. Morgan v. Airs C. Hill, Aliss AI. Payne v. Aliss P. Agar, Airs R. Robilliard v. Airs S. Alilne. Miss F ATurphy v. Aliss N. Quarrel). Miss AI. O’Brien v. Aliss G. Talbot, Airs T. T. Armstrong v. Airs A. S. Christie. Aliss A. Barrett v. Aliss Pat Clowes, Airs Moginni v. scorer. The following are the results of the fourth round of the two-life competiti Tw<? r i!ivcs MLss’ AI. Ward beat Airs \ T Bell. 5 and 4: Mrs AI. J. Lynskey bent Mrs 11. .1 Quarrell. 3 and 1: Mrs I ''on'e’Lifo—Mik'a. ‘'ll.’" iilank beal Mrs j

r Cattell. 5 and 3; Miss A. Beadel beat Miss M. Haisty. 4 and 3: Mrs c. Jv Fraser beat Mrs J. Smith-Wilson by default; Mrs P. O'Shea beat Mrs T C. Wallace, 1 up; Miss J. Donnelly beat Aliss P. Clowes by default; Mrs D. Neil beat Mrs E. Hartley Smith, 3 and 2; Miss AI. Best beat Airs G. B. Morgan by default; Miss D. Hepburn a bye. The following is the draw for the fifth round, to be played by July 9: Two Lives—Airs T. Armstrong. Jun.. v. Mrs AI. J. Lynskey, Miss M. Ward a b> On© Life—Airs H. J. Quarrell v. Aliss A. Beadel. Airs D. Neil v. Airs P. O’Shea. Airs A, T. Bell v. Miss D. Hepburn. Airs C. N. Fraser v. Miss J. Donnelly, Mrs A. R. Blank v. Miss AI. Best. A match for Alias AI. Garbutt’s trophy was played during the week-end and resulted in a win for Aliss E. Edmonds. The best scores were: Aliss E. Edmonds down Aliss r. Dunkley \ down Miss A. Reidle 8 down Miss W. Robertson » down Miss H. Halliday ? down Airs E. Simes 9 down Christchurch Ladies’ Club. In the final of the Wilkin Cup Alias Dorothy Chrystall defeated Mrs D. H. Butcher, 4 and 3. Avondale Ladies’ Club v. Lyttelton. An inter-club match was played at Charteris Bay yesterday between the members of the Avondale Ladies* Club and the Lyttelton Ladies’ Club. Results (Lyttelton names first):— Aliss Z. Hudson 1. Mrs J. Preston 0. Aliss P. Flimmer 0. Mrs W. E. Stickings " Aliss E. Avers 1, Airs W. J. Owen* 0. Aliss C. Williams 0, Miss P. Ellwood 1 Arrs A. Jackson 0, Mrs D. P. Brennan Airs H. G. Banfield 0, Miss K. Dobson ** Aliss E. Bundy 0, Airs A. Boon 1. Miss AI. Williams 1. Mrs A. Young 0. Totals, Lyttelton 3: Avondale 5.