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Hokitika Guardian, 29 May 1933, Page 6

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• ( WIN FORI THE' SERVICE. •' The annul encounter, Service against the remainder of the club, proved once more to -bcYa mest interesting and '’Enjoyable Anatoli. This year the Public •Servants reversed their defeat by 2 holes of last year and won ay the small margin of 4 holes.. The aggregate holes were: Public Servants 34," The Rest SO. Among the lower handicap- players the Service held the upper hand, the losses registered being only of sniall margins. At the other end however they lost heavily in all games except one. The following are the-details, Public Service names being mentioned first: Chesnoy won 2 holes', from Adamson; Pain won 7 from McCabe; Steel lost 1 to Finerty; Neville^.won 4.from Wilson ; Cox lost 1 to M r \les l f'Mrby won .5 from Houston ; .Cagney,.won 6 from Baker; Irwin lost 1 lb*Cooke; Rotitledge won 3 from Maridl; W. E. Brown won 5 from ICortegast; Warren ail •square with C’-aliari; Menzies lost 7to - Tomlinson ; Mclntyre lost G to Robilliard; Childs lost 2 to T. Stuart; Morrison lost 9 to Stark; Bell won 2 from. Coulson; Dougliertv lost 3 to Mclntosh. • •

HOKITIKA LADIES’ CLUB. The L.G.U. postponed bogey match will he played on Wednesday. It has been decided off account of weather conditions to drop tile M'av bogey'match in the unearned handicap division, this to be arranged for later in the season, and -on Wednesday- the May medal match will be played. The draw is as follows:—Mrs Wyles '(17.) v. Mrs B. Wilson ..(30); Mrs McIntyre (10) v. Mrs Warren (13); Mr s Thompson (2.3) v. Miss Wormington. (16); MLs B. Houston (30) v. Miss S. Keller (22); Mrs Apdrewes (30) v. Mrs Houston (9); Mrs W. E. Brown (30) v. Miss J. Preston „(9); : Miss J. Stevenson V2O) v. Scorer..

|S;vtu relay player?•*—Miss Cox (°0) v. Miss X. Pitt (SO)f'Miss- Duff (30) v. Scorer.