MOTUTARA CLUB OPENS SEASON TO-DAY WITH COMPETITIONS.
AN OPEN INVITATION. The first official function of the Motutara Golf Club will this morning when the " actiyjfifi1 °f the cluh will be officially operied by Mr. d'H. Cljnjfarfi, MtP" Thq operiing address will be maJe $ Q and will be follqweji by a short address by the president, Mr. C. R. Ampng those who have been spepm|ly invited to attend are the maypr, Mr. T. Jackson; the town clerk, Mr. "W - A. McLean, and the presi3ente ripd secrytaries pf the Rotorua Gplf pluh, and the Rotorua Ladies' (lolf Club. In addition an qpen ipyitatipri tp pe present is issued to all golfeys the public. Foljpwing the opening the club has arranged a series pf cpxiipetitions eomprising a putt, approach and putt, and driving competition, and for ttkese trophies have beeri' secured " for ithe lady and gentleman winpers a|id seconds in each series. At th'e cpn_ clusion of these competitions a misced foursome match will be played and for the winners of this, trophies fpll also be awarded. ' v-' . As a result df the recent rains the fairway s and gnpens have been greajtly benefitted, and with improved weather should f be in gopd condition for the day's play. Owipg to the length of the dgy's |)rpgramme, th'e pluh will supply-tpa and crockery on the ground free $|id invite competitors and membersj; to picnic ori the ground.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 361, 24 October 1932, Page 5
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233MOTUTARA CLUB OPENS SEASON TO-DAY WITH COMPETITIONS. Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 361, 24 October 1932, Page 5
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