SALE OF SECTIONS.

Otaki Mail, 5 October 1923, Page 2

SALE OF SECTIONS.

GOLF SITE LAID OP.?. Mr. W. 11. Field's sale of seaside sections, which takes pia on Satur day, October L'7th, should cause a deal of interest, and ii is a not-'voi'tliv !:.■• that Mr, Arthur Ham •■,,; elub'arebi lect, reports as follows on a golf course, which will be udjaeent to the laud subdivided:— "In writing this report 1 do so with every confidence in saying that 1 haven't seen a better ground anywhere in New Zealand which is more suitable tor a lirst-clas.s goir couise. I tie tun is absolutely lirsi-rate. never seen sandy nat lire no water \\ ill lie on the Ihe heaviest ot rains. V\ itti s'tn-h nia - niiicent holes, which can be constructed Here. it will he itic taik nl rmlfei> ihioughoul Ihe Dominion. A mac liol, course can be made lit lor play. Kuiv reserve enough ground for two Is hu'le sii.p course of (iota) yards long b. pla, I auv championship oi the world, «iicre golfers will have to play even shut, ami ill the same : line enjoy then game! ~< vend greens u id require mi making, hence there will be no expense tor same; onlv a little levelims Here and there' to make ij u . tan ways. I can safely say it w ill be second lo none in Xew 'Zealand. The upkee] of this course will not involve inuet expense when the course is made I'leutv of water on proper!\ f"i a pumping station for club-house, iiii< water for the greens in summer. Bunk ers can soon be constructed at litlli expense on this property. 1 can see t -real future for this ' locality if t lit -i-rate course is made, which golfer: in this l>ominion are looking foi badly Assuring you of my attention at til t lines."