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Wairarapa Age, 7 October 1936, Page 4

GOLF.

MAHUNGA CLUB’S CLOSING DAY.

DRAW FOR SATURDAY,

On Saturday next, the official season of the Mahunga Golf Club will be brought to a close and club trophien will be presented. Visitors are cordially invited to attend. A Canadian mixed foursome competition over 9 holes will be played. The following is the draw::— Miss V. Hubbard and I. I. McGregor v. Miss Diggens, and J. G. McFarlane; Miss Boddington and A. E. Friend v. Miss M. Evans and H. A. Evans; Mrs Ward and A. H. Ward v. Miss Montefiore and C. C. Johansen; Miss Ralph and C. Faulknor v. Mrs Gooding and V. Hendry; Miss O’Donnell and G. V. Greer v. Miss Gee and G. Wagg; Miss Sumpter and G. McNaught v. Miss Edgecombe and G. Ward; Miss Chapman and D. Hunn v. Miss Calwell and C. Burling; Miss Ingley and S. Gilding v. Miss Madson and W. Ball; Mrs Riddell and W. Johansen v. Miss N. Smith and F. Dwyer; Miss L. Smith and L. Phillips v. Miss Shearer and R. Hansard; Miss Groves and R. Orr v. Miss Brown and B. J. Roach; Mrs Martin and T. Frost v. Miss Dawson and V. E. Burridge; Miss McArthur and H. P. Glen v. Mrs Allen and C. H. Hanley; Miss McKenna and W. Honking v. Miss Anstice and P. Hamill; Miss Cummins and A. W. Hearle v. Miss Coleman and I. T. Hughes; Miss Horneman and J. Hamill v. Miss Frost and T. Hanley; Miss Rudd and R. Donald v. Miss Wickens and A. .Smith; Miss Wyber and M. Jago v. Miss Taylor and J. Weston; Mrs B. J. Roach and B. P. Colvin v. Mrs L. Roach and E. Hassell; Miss Holmwood and C. Sutherland v. Miss Jones and H. Parker; M. Hanley and D. Riddell v. R. Smith and R. Bassett; C. Sandbeck and R. Gorringe v. R. Williams and H. Wakeman; W. Watson and C. Walker v. J. Claridge and W. Bishop; D. Cummins and F. Evans v. Cody and N. Miller. Any player unable to attend is requested to ring ’phone 1852. BIVERSIDE CLUB. DRAW FOR SATURDAY. Following is the draw for a bogey round to be played next Saturday by members of the Riverside Golf Club:— Ladies’, seniors: Mrs Batty v. Mrs Finlayson; Mrs BeresTord v. Miss Bradley; Miss Gadsby v. Mrs Hayne; Mrs Gray v. Mrs Holmes; Miss Mahood v. Mrs Palamontain; Miss Polson v. Mrs Rawlins; Miss F. Selby v. Miss Sheppard; Mrs Taylor v. Mrs Wells; Miss Wood V, Mrs Clarkson; Miss Woodhouse v. Miss Samson; Miss N. Selby v. another.

Juniors: Miss Armstrong v. Mrs Brown; Mrs Beecroft v. Mrs Carruthers; Miss Clare v. Mrs R. E. Emerson; Miss Cole v. Miss Dohnt;. Miss Cooper v. Mrs Allen; Mrs Emery v. Mrs Hill; Mrs P. Emerson v. Miss Foreman; Mrs Jones v. Miss McCalmont; Miss Kieliberg v. Miss Hutchinson; Miss Nix v. Miss Peterson; Mrs Peterson v. Miss Pragnell; Miss Shearer v. Miss Tankersley; Miss Taylor v. Miss M. Wells; Miss Walls v. Mrs Witherow; Miss L. Wells v. Mrs Clarke; Mrs Wylie v. Mrs Snowsill; Mrs Yates v. Miss Bakewell; Miss Healey v. Mrs Katranski; Miss Gillespie v. Mrs Briekman. Men, seniors: Bannister v.' Batty Beresford v. Candy; Chapman v. Costello; A. Clarkson v. Finlayson; Frankpitt v. Hedley; Gray v. Rawlins; N. N innes v. Witherow; Peterson v. Evans; W J. Rew v. Yates; Summer v. L. J. Ninnes; Taylor v. Baker; Woodhouse v. Wyeth; R Emerson v’ Montgomery. Juniors: Dixon v. P. Emerson; Carruthers v. Wilmhurst; Jones v. Onion; Palamontain v. Wakelin; W. G. Rew v. Shearer; Rogers v. Sheppard; Wells v. Leigh; Wylie v. Mexted; Bowden Laf ragglnS; -^ Beecroft v - Richards; Anderson v. Katranski; MacDonald v ron n t / ran . V> Co >' bisllle y; H. Clarkson v. Carstens; Connell v. ShaWCooper v Power; Hutchinson <v. T. McCracken Juns.; M. C. Finlayson v. T. ? erbert v ‘ Murdoch; J w ’ Larson v- Brickman; Hume v. Manson; J o b Jin v . Dic £l Holmes v. another. ’

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