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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1765, 2 June 1913, Page 5

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WAIRABAPA V. HUTT. A team of ten players, representing Wairarapa, journeyed to too 0:1 Saturday to try conclusions into the Hutt Club. Tho result was ft rather holw win for tho Hutt men, who sooted wins in nino games, tlio tenth being draw was as follows :-W. E. Bidwill nV) v H. R. H. Babioavis (H.), U. cISU) V. J. L.Climie (HJ; G. Hume (W.) v. B. C. Kirk ?■). Rtnn (W.) v. S. Turner (H.); « ■ «.um« mr \ T J R. Cnllender (H.); L. Abraham W v J II Wagg (H.); W. Turnbull ft v.'w'. T. W.vnyard (HO;A.C.P «*« (W) v. C. G. Allan (H.); D. Riddiford Kv! v. G. C. Schmidt (H.)i 6. JcW™ ,(W.) v. T. is. Vfilford (H.). Tlio last' mentioned gamo was the tip. MIR A MAR LADIES' CLUB. Tho following is too draw for tho etc ond modal competition to be played aV Minonrar on Monday: Miss Gray pay Miss Carter; Mrs. l<roet.h plays Mi?Firth; Mrs. TVntkins plays.Miss Gaum Mrs. Tennant plays Miss Mr« Holmes plays Miss M. Seed; Mies Whcclciplays Mrs. C. Richardson; Miss TocKo nla'ys Miss Marks; Miss Brodnclc plays Miss Kendall; Miss Sinythe plays Mrs. W. P. Ward; Miss B. Von DadeUseii plays Miss Cameron; MissT, Vou Dadolz-. sen plays Miss ICirlecaldie. MIRAMAR CLUB. Nearly sixty competitors took part in tho Miramar Golf Club's liogey competition on Saturday. The event was won by X. D. Anderson, who. with a handicap of 8, wns three up on "liogoy." The best cards in wero as follow: —N. D. Anderson (8), 3 up: C. E. Richardson (18), al snuaro; AY. E. A. Gill (H)> 1 down; M. Kebbell (11). ' down; C. R. C. Robioson. (14), 1 down; E. H. Liddlo (8), 2 down; P. Spraggon (15). 2 down; B. L. Taylor (3), 3 down; A. Erskine (8), 3 down. THE TUSON CUP. The annunl match for the Tuson Otip between Wellington and Canterbury was played at Christcliurch on Saturday, tho result being that tho cup was won by Canterbury. In the four-ball matches, plaved in'the forenoon, two of the four Raines were won by Wellington and two by the Christelmrcli men. Ihe singles ,!>1 ay proved disastrous for Wellington, however, for in only tiro matches wero (lie Wellington men winners. Canterbury representatives taking the other six. A feature of the ploy was Hie decisive defeat br A. P. S. Duncan of B. B. Wood, the bolder of the New Zealand ehammonship, by six ui> and four to play, Mood wfl-5 rnihor toolow his uteiifll forni.