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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5324, 10 September 1928, Page 2

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MATCHES AGAINST TAURANGA. SATURDAY’S PLAY AT PAEROA. The match played against Tauranga .qn Saturday provided most interesting golf, especially the .four-ball-best-ball g.ames, played by the men when the top.handicap players of two 'Qf the games ended up all square: Bray compiled a4O first rqundl Following are the results, Paeroa players being mentioned first.— Bray and Miller all square to Mathesonl apd G'oulding.; Hollis and Moresby all square to Roach and Bryan; steedman and Surrey lqs,t to Mountfort and Lewis; 5 and 4 ; ,H. Thqrp and! Hubbard lost to Snodgrass and Mayfidd, 2 down. Ladies. —Mrs Bray beat 'Mrs Hanpa, 5 and 4 ; ,Mrs Miller lost tq Mrs Maltby, 5 and 4 ; Miss Walmisley won ftem Misa Humphreys, 2 and 1; Miss L. Thorp lost to Miss F. Goodyear, 5 .ajnd 3 ; Mrs Edwards beat Mrs Henderson,, 3 and 2; Mrs Silcock lost to Mrs Ralfe, 5 and 3 ; Mi3s Gibb beat Mrs Saunders, 6 and 4 ; Miss Tierney beat Mrs Bqigent, 1 up; Miss M'. Thorp beat Miss E. Goodyear, 3 and 2 ; Mrs Hubbard beat Miss Mason, 1 up. The visitors were, met at the station a hd enitertained to luncheon .at the Criterion Hotel, while, at the links the lady 'members of the club put on a very dainty afternoon tea, the tables being beautifully decorated with spring flowers by Mrs E. H. Andrews. Before leaving, the links Ma Alister Matheson, captai,n of the Tauranga Club, called his team together affd expressed on their behalf the appreciation of the manner in which they had been entertained'. He stated that they had brought a fair team, a;nd he felt quite, pleased with the keen tussles that had eventuated'. He congratulated the Paeroa Club on its green?, and hoped'' tha.t regular vj,sSts would be made between the twq clubs.