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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 197, 23 August 1935, Page 3

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RANGITIKEI GOLF CLUJ ' l lie scvoud round of the senior, mid dieweight ami junior championships will be played to-morrow (Saturday;. Foihjwiug i- the draw: — ,Senior —N. It. Amon v. Al. C. Gouid; K. F. Scott v. J. S. Trickcr. .Middleweight.—G. Drew v. A. AV. Anion; 1;. Mansell v. L. V. Homes. Junior.—G. Burtrum v. R. 0. Dal rymple; F. S. CoH:er v. T. R. Wilhs, \\. Aiiken v. 8. Rich; E. AV. Smart v. ' \V. Dean. i Foi all players knocked i.ut in the first vouii I of the respective championships. and those who did not quality, a sealed handicap competition for the “Mugs’ Cup” will be played over 36 holes, stroke play. The first round < f this competition will be played to-mor-row (Saturday), or as arranged by competitors. Following is the draw: H. A. Signal v. John Trickcr; IJ. J. Hendry v. R. J. Carter; H. Pearec v K. W. Dalrymple; J. Alitchell v. R. ALackay; U. C. Price v. Q. O. Wilson; L. Ransom v. A. lx. Drew; J. G. Witson v. K. Pearce; L. A. .Sadler v. E. Carter; G. D. Flower v. scorer. GENERAL NEWS. Directors of the Kangitikei Dairy Coy., Ltd., have decided to pay suppliers at the rate uf IOJd per lb. for .July supplies of butterfat. In spite of the cold weather theie was a very fair attendance at the bowling and croquet club’s progressive cribbage party, held on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Fred Simpson won the lady’s prize, and Mr. S. W. Ingram the gentleman’s trophy (after playing off with Mr. H. Bowen). Hospital reports of the condition of Air. Chas. Alasters. who met with a serious accident early tihis week, arc more reassuring. The broken leg has been set, and efforts are being made Io save the crushed foot of the other leg. His many friends will be pleased to hear that he is progressing as well as can be expected.