N.Z. LADIES' GOLF UNION

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 42, 13 November 1918, Page 4

N.Z. LADIES' GOLF UNION

RED CROSS COMPETITIONS. During the season just (dosing clubs affiliated/ to the N.Z.L.G.IJ. hnvo continued the series of competitions organised to raise funds in aid of the lied Cross. This year the amount subscribed to date (November !!) amounts to .£228 12s. !)<!., with possibly a, few late donations tu come in. The returns for tho four years during which the competitions have been held total jCUOfI IDs. Ltd. and 'Jcj expenditure on medals for trophies has amounted (o £78 1.1 s. fld. Tho balance ot the fund has been remitted through tho Minister of Internal Affairs for Red Cross Work among our New Zealand men at the front. Appended is a list showing (he amounts subscribed by tho ■ various clubs during 1918:—Receipts— Wanganui, A' 36 17s. fid. j Auckland, .£3l lis.; Napier, JE22 13s. ad.; Hokitika, i:15; Manawntu, «£ll 7s. (id.; Mann};akiekie, <£9 lis.; Otago, „£9 25.; Mirairar, J.'S lis. Cd.; Hagley, .£7 155.; Johnsi-nville, £7; lfotorua; <£!> lis.; Christchureh, JCS ' ISs.; Wellington, .C 5 lis.; .Nelson, JM JBs.; Ilutt, .£•! 10s.; St. Clair, Xt 125.; Feilding, ,£1 i)s. Gd.; Waitemata. IGs.; Neiv Plymouth, £3 (Is.; Hastings. 25.; AVestport, .£2 18s.; Timar:, 155.; Damicvirke, .£2 Us.; Cambridge, .£2 lis.; Waipukiirau, ,£2 .Is.; Karori .£2 lis.; Hamilton, .£2 Is.; Hawcra, £2, Mornington, ,£MOs.; Invercargill, 18s.; Greytown, 55.; total, .£228 12s. lid. Expenditure: Medals, 4! 14 Ids. 3d.; remittance lo fund, ,£213 13s. (id.; total, X22S 12s. !Ul.

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