MOTUTARA CLUB

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 517, 28 April 1933, Page 6

MOTUTARA CLUB

DRAW FOR~SATURDAY In continuation of the matches arranged for handicap purposes the following is the draw for members of the Motutara Golf Club to-morrow. Any Saturday players not included are requested to 'attend, when partners will be arranged for them. As previously, the games will be over eighteen holes and according to rules for -stroke competitions. Men 1.30 — D. King v. Hall. 1.36 — 'R. Potter v. W. Penno 1.42 — L. Watts v. P. Fisher 1.48 — F. J. Lenihan y. G. T. White. 1.54 — J. H. Thomag v. H. Martindale. 2.00 — J. Rosser v. J. G. Ridings. 2.06 — Bleasel v. R. Wood 2.12 — J. Morgan y. H. Roach 2.1-S -C. R. Tapper v. Bellingham 2.2-1 — T. S. Robertson v. L. CrawfordWatson 2.20 — W. A. McLean v. F. C. Bunyard 2.86 — D. King v. T. King 2.42 — L. O'Leary v. A. Robertson 2.48— S. Schofield v. W. L. 'Richards. 2.54 — R. Morrison v. H. T. Mitchell 8.0o-- W. Targett v. C. Casey. Ladies 1.33— Mi>. R. Potter v. Miss Murray j 1.39 — Mrs. J. Morgan v. Mrs. Lenihan | 1.45 — Mrs. O'Leary v. Mrs Thomas ! 1.51 — Mrs. W. McLean v. Mrs. F. Lee 1.57 — Mrs Bellingham v. Miss J. Lasenby. 2.03 — Mrs. Martindale v. Mrs. F. W. Lee. 2.09 — Miss Chambers v. Miss Cameron 2.15 — Miss M. Mactier v. Miss J. R. Isles. 2.21 — Mrs. Tyson v. Miss England. 2.27 — Mrs. Booth v. Mrs. Walker. 233 — Miss D. Jones v. Miss Fitzgerald 2.39 — Mrs. Ridings v. Miss Herrick. 2.45 — Miss Hillcoat v. Miss Locke. 2.51 — Mrs. Haigh v. Miss Rogerson. 2.57 — Miss J. Towhai v. Miss Taimai 3-.03 — Miss Te Pou v. Miss Aho Martin