L.G.U. AUTUMN FOURSOMES

Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28267, 3 May 1957, Page 6

L.G.U. AUTUMN FOURSOMES

Mesdames Hole And I,egarth Win

(New Zealand Press Association) TAUMARUNUI, May 2. The final of the New Zealand Ladies' Golf Union autumn foursomes handicap, played this afternoon, was won by Mesdames K. Hole (Taumarunui) and V. Legarth (Whanagrei), who beat Mesdames J. T. Marshall (Ohotu) and A. B. Marshall (Marton), 1 up. Other events resulted:—

Consolation flight: Mesdames A. E. Brown (Marton) and C. J. Gaffaney (Marton) beat Mesdames D. R. Bell and B. Upton (Waimarino) 6 and 5. Tarrangower flight: Mesdames C. C. Rickards (Taumarunui) and M. Towler (Waimarino) beat Mrs Mclntyre and Miss I. Jeysom (Wanganui), 4 and 2. Ruapehu flight: Mesdames Seath and Worth (Waiterimu) beat Mtesdames S. Galpin and R. G. Palmer (Wanganui), 3 and 2. Araroa flight: Mesdames T. D. Munro and H. P. Howcroft (Te Awamutu) beat Mesdames P. McDiarmid and P. R. Glanville (Hamilton). 3 and 2. Hikurangi flight: Mrs G. L. Parker and Miss M. James (Hamilton) beat Mrs D. Clarke and Miss K. L. Glenn (Hukanui), 3 and 1. HAWARDEN CLUB The draw for Sunday, May 5, is as follows: 8 a.m.—D. M. Parker, E. H. Galliger, A. Rutherford. B.7—J. McMaster, R Gibbs, R. M. Ryburn, J. Crothell. 8.14—G. Bellamy, P. Walker, L. Park, J. Milne. Hurst, K. Curry, J. Egan, W. Russell. 8.28 V. Marshall, R. E. Foster, T. Aiken. W. Cann. 8.35—J. Bainbridge, S. L. Duncan, D. Warrick, G. Newman. 8.42—E. Bell, W. Warrick, L. Wright, C. Garven. 8.49—F. R. Bush, P. C. Watson, C. Corliss, V. Smith. 8.56 P. Bailey, A. S. Williamson, D. Gardener, D. McMillan. 9.30 a.m.—D. H. Fisher, A. E. Pope, R. H. Steers.

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RAISING OF SPEED LIMIT

Renewal Of Approach By Motor Unions (New Zealand Press Association) ’ WELLINGTON, May 2. Further efforts are to be made by the North and South Island Motor Unions to have the 50 miles an hour speed limit abolished on selected high-class roads. The president of the North Island Union (Mr W. H. Brown) told its council that the Road Safety Council in March had rejected the suggestion that the speed limit be; raised on the fourlane motorways and other specific stretches of road. The Commissioner of Transport has already been approached, without success. Mr F. G. Farrell (Auckland) suggested an approach direct to the Minister of Transport (Mr W. S. Goosman). The meeting decided to ask the Minister to receive a deputation to put forward to him the effect of a resolution on the subject passed by the annual conference at Waikarei of the two motor unions.