Golf.

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 428, 21 July 1904, Page 6

Golf.

On Saturday last, the Alexandra Qolf Olub held the first a eerie* of match to decide the ownership of a gold medal presented by Mr G S Smith. The following teores were handed in:—

Bbitish Puemier's Sunday

Golfing.

A Yorkshire correspondent wrote to the Archbishop of Cani'erburyj draws ing his attention to the report thit Mr Balfour played golf on Sunday, The Primate's private secretary replied in the following terms ; " The Arshbishop of Canterbury directs me to thank you. " Detailed rules to be adopted by any conscientious Christian man with regard to the observance of Sunday are, in the Archbishop's judgment, a matter for his conscience, as it is certain that the Christain Church has never laid down detailed directions affecting the action of individuals in this matter. " Each of them is responsible to God for so using the Lord's Day to fit him best for the workings days that fallow,"

Gross. H'op. Netfc L B Grimstoue 80 4 56 W Murray 61 4 57 J J aKane 85 8 57 J B Bartholomew Hj3 n n F Poynter 89 10 50 RRoss 72 13 59 J L Gregg 67 7 60 J A O'Kane scr 61 W Closs 70 9 61 F Young scr 65 A. J Campbell 84 10 74