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Wairarapa Age, 28 May 1936, Page 4

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MASTERTON CLUB GAMES. DRAW FOR SATURDAY. The following is the draw for the second round of the President's Challenge Trophy to be played in conjunction with a bogey competition on the Lansdowne links on Saturday by members of the Masterton Golf Club:— H. L. Esau v. R. G. Mackie; R. Page v. E. W. B. Hornabrook; R. Boys v. R. Plummer; C. Langbein v. T. B. Tatham; A. Donald v. R. B. Cameron; W. A. Todd v. W. J. Hodges; 8. Fletcher v. another; J. A. Card v. another; E. B. Booth v. J. G. Thompson; J. Shearer v. H. H. Pavitt; J. N. Gordon v. Donald Junr.; E. Henderson v. N. Blundell; J. V. Reid v. another; T. H. Horton v. C. Hodgins; L. Kibblewhite v. B. McMaster; L. T. Daniell v. A. Robinson; D. Douglas v. N. G. Whiteman; R. McKenzie v. G. L. Joy; N. M. Irwin v. another; G. Brown v. J. A. Cowie; G. Ross v. J. Coom; C. R. Judd v. another; C. Perry v. A. J. Drew; H. F. Frost v. N. R. Cunningham; H. F. Coom v. N. H. Prior; G. R. Booth v. W. A. Wardell; W. N. Brown v. F. J. Miller; D. Herbert v. another; H. J. Francis v. another; 8. E. Burridge v. H. S. Budd; H. P. Hugo v. N. H. James.

The second round must be completed on Saturday and in the case of unplayed matches the defaulting player must forfeit. Conditions in regard to the playing of this competition have been placed on the notice board and members are requested to make themselves conversant with these before commencing their matches. Members eliminated ni the first round are asked to arrange their own partners for a bogey competition.

LADIES’ MATCH. WHAREMOUKOU v. RIVERSIDE. Im a return match played on Tuesday at the Wharemoukou links lady members of the Wharemoukou Golf Club defeated lady members of the Riverside club 6 up. Following are the results, Riverside players mentioned first in every case: —Mrs. Beresford beat Mrs. Charleson; Mrs. Hayne lost to Mrs. Fowler; Mrs. Finlayson lost to Miss Carrick; Mrs. Wells lost to Mrs. Mulvaney; Miss Woodhouse lost to Miss Harrison; Mrs. Carruthers lost to Miss Ross; Mrs. Wyllfo lost to Miss Short; Mrs. Beecroft lost to Mfs* Pither. RIVERSIDE CLUB. DRAW FOR SATURDAY.

Following is the Riverside Golf Club draw for fourball stroke handicap competition to be played on Saturday by members of the Riverside Golf Club:—

Men: Bannister and Batty v. Bell and Beresford; Candy and Chapman v. Clarkson and Costello; 8. Finlayson and Frankpitt v. Grant and Gray; Grove and Hedley v. Montgomery and N. Ninnes; Peterson and Rawlins v. Rew and Southey; Summers and Taylor v. Witherow and Woodhouse; Yates and Evans v. Emerson and F. W. McCourtie; Anderson and Macdonald v. Curran and H. Clarkson; Connell and Cooper v. Dixon and M. C. Finlayson; Herbert and Hills v. Holmes and Brickman; Hume and Joblin v. Larsen and Dick; Manson and Mexted v. Murdoch and T. R. McCracken; T. McCracken and McQuarrie v. Power and Shaw; Vincent and Ewington v. Richards and Carstens; Baker and Carruthers v. P. Emerson and Wilmhurst; Jones and L. J. Ninnes v. Onion and Palamontain; Rogers and Rew v. Shearer and Sheppard; Wakelin and Wells v. Wylie and Bowden; Hutchinson and Braggins v. Beecroft and Leigh; Wyeth and Keisenberg v. Allan and Corbashley.

Play will commence at 1 o’clock and members are requested to notify their partners if unable to play. Following is the draw for a medal round to be played on Saturday by lady members of the club:— Mrs. Batty v. Miss Samson; Miss Bradley v. Mrs. Beresford; Miss Gadsby v. Mrs. Gray; Mrs. Hayne v. Miss Sheppard; Miss Mahood v. Mrs. Allan; Miss Armstrong v. Mrs. Beecroft; Mrs. Clarkson v. Miss Clare; Miss Dohnt v. Mrs. Emery; Mrs. Farquarson v. Miss Foreman; Miss Kielberg v. Miss McCalmont; Mrs. Peterson v, Miss Pragnell; Miss Shearer v. Miss Stewart; Miss Walls v. Miss Healey J Miss M. Wells v. Mrs. J. Clarke; Mrs. Witherow v. Mrs. Yates; Miss Wood V, Miss Mrs. Finlayson v. Mrs Wells; Mrs. Grove V. Mrs. Taylor; Mrs. Holmes v. Miss N. Selby; Mrs. Palamontain v. Miss Polson; Mrs. Brown v. Mrs. Carruthers; Miss Cole v. Miss Cooper; Mrs P. Emerson v. Mrs. R. Emerson; Mrs. Hill v. Mrs. Jones; Miss Norman v. Miss Nix; Miss Peterson v„ Miss F. Selby; Mrs. Tankersley v. Miss Taylor; Miss L. Wells v. Miss Bakewell; Mrs. Wrigley v. Mrs. Wylie; Mrs. Snowsil v. Miss Gillespie; Mrs. Rawlins a bye. The ladies will compete for the L.G.U. Home Links Coronation medal and Aotea Roa Cup competition with above rounfl.

A cormorant bearing a ring inscribed “Witherby, High Holborn, London,” was caught last month by fishermen off Roscoff, Brittany. Mr. D. J. McGowan was unanimously elected chairman of the Wellington Harbour Board at the annual meeting Last night. Mr. McGowan has been a member for the past 13 years. It was decided to restore the remaining balance of the 10 per cent, cut to the permanent staff and the regular casual employees. The restoration will be retrospective to April 1.. The amount involved was stated to be something like £4OOO annually.—(P~A.)