GOLF.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 601, 10 September 1913, Page 7

GOLF.

TE KUITI FLAYERS AT HAMILTON. A number of To Kuiti paid a visit to Hamilton on Saturday and wers well received by the local players, The beautiful course at Hamilton was in splendid condition. and though the weather was not all that could be desired, some highly enjoyable games were played. The visitors are ioud in their appreciation of the hospitality extended to them, which made the trip thoroughly enjoyable despite the rain, and already another trip is spoken of for the first suitable date. The games throughout were fairly cloae, and though the Hamilton players proved too strong for the visitors in the aggregate the majority of the contests were extremely close. Following are the results:—

C. F. Bond beat A. McCarthy 6 up and four to play; Winter beat C. Matthew 5 up and four to play; Howden beat Mackay 4 up and two to play; Shand and Mostyn Jones finished all squarj; Shepherd beat Lissaman 6 up and four to play; Cavanagh beat Sharpies S up and six to'play; Ward beat Simmons 2 up and one to play; Inder beat Anderson 2 up and one to play, Miss Cussen beat Mrs Mostyn Jones 6 up and five to play; Miss Wilkinson beat Mrs C. Matthew 4up and three to play; Mrs Hume beat Mrs Finlay 3 up and two to play; Mra Bond beat Miss Ellison 3 up and two to play; Miss Ring beat Miss Duder 2 up; Misa I. Graham beat Miss Stevens 1 up.