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Stroke Match to Be Played at Hagley. CLUB ACTIVITIES. Following is the draw for a stroke match, together with the second round of the club championships:— 11.45 a.m.—W. Fisher and T. W. Lewis v. R S. Kent and E. J. Ross; C. J. Goldstone and T. W. Reese v. J. Poison and P. G. Greenwood. Noon—L. A. Woodward and L. Russell v. J. C. Sheldon and L. J. Keys; J. A. Fyfe and W. M. Tyers v. J. Wyn Irwin ana J. Fitzgerald; 11. W. Nixon and E. A. Summers v. G. M'Leod and M. M.Leod. 12.15 p.m.—C. Buchanan and D. N. Eppstein v. F. B. Murray and K. A. Malcolm; J. Rennie and F. B. Hale v. D. W. Russell and S. Hunter; R. 11. Webb and C. H. White v. M. S. Brown and F. J. Needham; C. Purchase and S. L. Thompson v. I>. E. Hutton and 11. S. Eaton. 12.30 p.m.—P. C. Browne and D. E. Wood v. S. W. .Jameson and G. W. Stephens; E. E. Bailey and J. C. Cullman v. E. M. Taylor and L. E. Rowley; R. G. Goldstone and J. Barnett v. M. R. Renton and C. W. Price; S. Steele and H. L. Vincent v. G. Sutton and H. E. Edgar; H. E. Goggin and H. L). Andrews v. D. Crazier and A. M. West. 12.45 p.m.—G. K. M’Allum and F. A. Ellis v. R. V. Kennedy and W. A. Purdie; E. S. Bowie and E. E. England v. E. Delahunty and N. S. Coxhead; N. M. Rogers and R. D. Harman v. B. G. Goodwin and W. M’Kenzie; E>. Buddo and W. Beadel. 1 p.m.—G. S. Strack and E. E. West v. F. E. Morris and V. J. Hamilton; H. A. Jarden and E. R. Webb v. C. G. Bruere and W. G. Brass; P. O. Evans and A. L. B. Ross v. R. B. Tirigey and W. B. Leete. Hagley Ladies’ Club. Winners in the first )|.md of the foursome are:—Miss Stewart and Miss J. Buchanan; Miss Richards and Miss Saunders: Miss llarcourt and Miss Burrowes; Miss Macdonald and Mrs Bullock; Nlrs Smith and Mrs Kennedy; Misses M. and 11. Hunter; Miss Rennie and Mrs Young; Mrs Hunter and Miss Bloxam; Mrs Cartwright and Mrs Pfankuch; Miss Newton and Miss Margaret Holmes; Mrs Sandom and Mrs Mortlock; Miss Williams and Mrs Brown; Miss Hill and Miss Dawe; Mrs Dawson and Miss Dawson; Miss Talbot and Miss Macbeth. By default—Mrs Buchanan and Miss K. Buchanan and Mrs Wood and Mrs Goggin. In the second round, to be played tomorrow, the morning players are:—Miss Atkinson and Miss Hall play Mrs Lawry and Mrs Bennington: Mrs Smithson and Nlrs Bagshaw play Mrs and Nliss Dawson; Miss Williams and Mrs Brown play Mrs R. Jones and Nliss I. Jones; Mrs Hale and Mrs M’Allum play Miss Talbot and Miss Macbeth; Mrs Wood and Mrs Goggin play Miss Hill and Miss Dawe: Mrs Parsonson and Miss M’Murray play Miss A. Scott and Miss Winchester. Afternoon—Nliss Stewart and Nliss J. Buchanan play Mrs H. Adams and Mrs Bretherton; Mrs Wilkin and Mrs Richards play Mrs Dolph and Miss Nlorten; Mrs Smith and Nlrs Kennedy play Mrs Well wood and Mrs Knowles; Mrs Stringer and Nlrs Cullman play Nliss Richards and Miss Saunders; Miss Harcourt and Miss Burrowes play Mrs Page and Miss E. Holmes; Mrs Buchanan and Miss K. Buchanan play Nlrs Harris and Miss Guthrie; Mrs Sandom and Mrs Mortlock play Misses M. and H. Hunter; Nliss G. Denshire and Miss Page play Miss Rennie and Mrs Young: Mrs Hunter and Miss Bloxam plav Mrs Cartwright and Mrs Pfankuch; Mrs Foster and Mrs Slmes play Miss Macdonald and Mrs Bullock: Miss Newton and Miss Holmes play Mrs R. Adams and Mrs Lord: Miss Preston and Mrs Hayes play Miss Denshire and Nlrs Siddall: Mrs White and Miss H. Scott play Mrs L. Russell and Miss Bonnington. Entries for the championship and Junior Cup close to-morrow. A C grade stroke competition will be played on July 31. Christchurch Ladies’ Club. A bogey match was played at Shirley yesterday. Miss Beadel. Nliss G. Browne and Miss E. White Parsons tied in the senior division and Mrs lan Buchanan won in the junior division. The following were the best scores:— Senior Division. Miss G. Browne (13), 7 down. Miss NT. Beadel (4), 7 down. Miss E. White Parsons (7), 7 down. Mrs A. M’Killop (6). 9 down. Nliss Chrystall (S), 9 down. Miss Rutherford (3), 9 down. Mrs NI. Bethell (9), 9 down. Mrs K. Gresson (9), 10 down. Junior Division. Mrs lan Buchanan (14), 4 down. Mrs K. Macdonald (20), 7 down. Miss E. Nutt (14), S down. Nlrs G. Fleetwood (IS). 9 down. Mrs W. Murphy (27), 10 down. Mrs Frater (15), 11 down. Waimairi Ladies’ Club. The following is the draw for the second round of the Whatman Trophv to be played on Saturday: Nlrs East-' wood v. Mrs Britton, Miss Davidson v. Miss Graham, Miss M’Kinley v. Miss Turner. Miss Gleeson v. Miss S. James, Mrs M’Causland. There will be a match for members not playing in the second round of the Whatman Trophy, the draw for which is as follows: Miss L. Thompson v. Miss Fretwell, Miss Brass v. Mrs A. R. Blank, Mrs R. J. G. Collins v. Mrs DCrozier, Dr Jessie Scott v. Mrs T. Fleming. Miss Fullarton v. Miss T. Grant, Miss Green v. Miss Scott, Miss Stock v. Miss E. Blank, Mrs Whatman v. Miss J. Corsbie, Miss Nelson v. Miss Wass, Mrs Agar v. Miss B. Thompson. Miss Brice v. Miss .Tones, Mrs Burn v. Mrs Sugar. Mrs E. Perry v. Miss Piteaithlv, Mrs S. J. Russell v. Mrs Smith. ATiss T. Paseoe v. Miss Benz. Mrs W. Russell v. Miss Scott-Baker. Mrs Rowe v. Miss O’Connell. Miss Keys y. Miss Alexander. Mrs Nie.holas v. Miss Tod. Mrs Kibhlewhite v. Miss Fee. Miss Burn v. Miss N. Grant, Mrs Baird v. scorer. Rakaia Club. The draw for a stroke competition and the fourth qualifying round of the eh amnion ship, to be nlaved on Satiirday at. 1.30 p m., is-—T. A. Richards v. R. A Oaklev. TT. Freer v L. O. Oaklev. H. A. AToray Smith v. P. J. Hanrnhan. L. Gardner v. H. A. Harrison. S. Bryant v. W. L. Harrison. F. Alexander v. J. Langley. C. C. Holmes v. J. S. Connolly. For the four-haP hoc-ev comnetition to be olnved on Saturday, players are asked to arrange their own partners TP'’ onoonen +s. The following Is the draw for the Club amnion shin, the round of which to he n’a-vnd on or before Angust 12:— ATiss ,T. G Moorlnneid and Mrs .T. ft. Grangn Mrs W. Baton and M”* .T. Burn* ''Tiss F. T-. rnd Mrs D. P Brennan. M’*** j i ndonnld and a r r s T *. ffm’ +h. M’ss AT. .Tohncrton and AT is* B. M GooV. Mrs AV. T. Owens and M?** t*. F’l wood. Trrc Rreston and Mrs Sticking?? have byes. TT.S. p r „<CX„,T T m ,r. NFW vpng .T-u’-u’ *M The Australian Press Association has been informed that the American Professional Golfers’ Association will send a six-man team to Australia, sailing on October 16 and returning on December 12. The Australian Association has been asked to submit fifteen names in the order most desired from whom the first six mentioned will be selected to meet the Americans. New Golf Architect. J. T„ Black, of the Hutt Club, has blossomed out as a golf course architect, and his wide experience of New Zealand and Australian links should stand him in good stead. He has already made a start in his new role, as the committee of the. Shandon Club recently engaged him to bunker three of the holes on their course. Black has made a good job of it, too (says the “Dominion”) and his bunkering scheme will compel players in future to play shots at these holes with care.