GOLF.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18412, 19 June 1925, Page 2

GOLF.

♦ " COMPETITION ON HOME COURSES. A NEW TROPHY. A trophy has been presented to the New Zoaland Golf Council by Messrs Walker and Hall for competition amongst affiliated clubs on their home courses. The trophy will bo competed for annually, and will be held by the winning club until next competed for. The competition is to be a stroke handicap, 13 holes, and will be played this year (either date at tho option of clubs) on Saturday, September sth, or Saturday, September 12th. No entrance feo will be payable by clubs. Clubs desirous of competing must notify the secretary of the New Zealand Golf Association not later than August 21st, at the same time forwarding a score card, so that the bogey of the course may be fixed by the Council. The competition, if originally fixed by a club for September sth, may be postponed by them till September 12th for any reason. The four competitors returning, the best net scores in the competition will constitute the club's team, and their score cards, duly certified, should be posted to the secretary'of the Association with a covering letter not later than September 14th. Mr Helyer, the manager of Messrs Walker and Hall, at Wellington, will present each year four medallions of artistic design to the winning team. The Council of the Association, in adjudging the winner of the competition, will automatically adjust the handicap of any competitor who, receiving a handicap, returns net score of more than three strokes under bogey. The adjustment of handicap would be such as to bring his score to three under bogey. The Council reserves the right to alter the conditions of the competition next year if thought desirable. Clubs entering have merely to advise tho secretary of tho Association that they purpose playing a stroke competition on either of the dates named in connexion with tho Walker and Ho 11 teams' competition, and forward a score-card for the course, and after the competition forward the four best net cards duly certified, and these, subject to pos sible adjustment of handicap, will be the scores of the club's team in the competition. RANGIORA V. KAIAPOI. A match was played at the Kaiapoi links yesterday afternoon between the lady members of tho Kaiapoi.and Kangiora Clubs, which resulted in a''win for Kaiapoi by six games to 2. Results: —

GERALDINE CLUB. The bogey competition postponed from last week will be played to-morrow. /"

The Germans have had enough of jazz dance music, and the classic waltzes of the Strauss school are again becoming popular. Strauss waltzes have a place in all broadcast programmes, and the Berlin Philharmonic Society is giving entire programmes devoted to the waltz. _ The Strauss family—Johann and his three sons, Johann, Joseph, and Etfuard—composed between them something like 1500 waltzes and other dances, and stereo-, typed the waltz form.

KAIAPOI. RANGIORA. Miss Stark 1 1 Miss Fear .. 0 Miss Mcintosh .. 1 Miss Leech 0 Mis« Purdie 1 Miss Morrish .. 0 Airs Jjidson 1 Mrs Tolmie 0 Mrs Keotley .. 0 Miss Webber 1 Miss Rinaldi .. 1 Mrs Prosser .. 0 Miss Sewell 1 Mrs Shanklund .. 0 Mi3S Pappfill .. 0 Mrs Heney ., 1