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Wairarapa Times-Age, 31 May 1940, Page 7

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GOLF COMPETITIONS DRAW FOR CAMPBELL CUP. (“Times-Age" Special.) The third round for the Campbell | Cup (three best net scores out of five rounds) will be played tomorrow. The following is the draw: —S. Thomas v. G. Sutherland; M. Herangi v. F. Lovegrove; G. Munro v. W. Stuart; B. McMaster v. D. Tikao; M. Waiwera v. S. Longman; W. Charteris v. J. Riwai; D. Jones v. M. Waiwera; T. Hume v. S. Hall; S. Chapman v. M. McLeod: J. Carter v. D. Charteris; H. Carter v. K. Waiwera. The draw for the Ladies' Rose Bowl is:—Mrs Sutherland v. Miss Cock; Mrs McLeod v. Mrs Bragg; Miss McDougall v. Mrs Warren; Mrs McKenzie v. Mrs Cowan; Mrs Herangi v. Mrs Carter; Mrs Longman v. Mrs Thomas.

On Monday the Sinclair Thompson Memorial Cup will be played by both ladies and men over 36 holes (bogey) and the ladies will also compete for the Mollie Hume Cup in conjunction with the above match over 18 holes (bogey). The draw for the Sinclair Thompson Cup is as follows:— M. McLeod v. W. Charteris; S. Thomas v. J. Carter; T. Hume v. S. Chapman; G. Munro v. M. Herangi; D. Tikao v. D. Jones; H. Carter v. D. Charteris; M. Waiwera v. J. Riwai; G. Sutherland v. W. Stuart; F. Lovegrove v. B. McMaster; K. Waiwera v. S. Longman; S. Hall v. M. Herangi. For the Mollie Hume Memorial the draw is as under: —Miss Cock v. Mrs McKenzie; Mrs McLeod v. Mrs Herangi; Miss McDougal] v. Mrs Longman; Mrs Warren v. Mrs Thomas; Mrs Bragg v. Mrs Carter; Mrs Sutherland v t Mrs Cowan.

Bitterly Cold Weather. Since Sunday the weather has been bitterly cold with heavy rain and conditions now point to a change for better weather, although the atmosphere is cold. A mantle of snow covers the higher levels. Personal Items. Mr T. Lewis, Feilding. has been on a visit to this district. Mr L. Mcllwraith, an erstwhile resident of this district, was a visitor here recently, being the guest of his brother-in-law, Mr Hapi Sutherland, for a few days. Mrs L. Graham has returned to Featherston. Mr and Mrs Johnson, Feilding. are guests at the Lake Ferry. Mr Hapi Cowan, Gladstone, was a visitor here for a few days. Mrs A. To Maari, Wanganui, is the guest of Mrs T. Te Maari. Kphunui. Mr and Mrs Victor Saunders will leave for Rotorua early next month, where Mr Saunders will undergo further treatment at the baths. Patriotic Effort. The local patriotic committee are making a special effort in connection with their appeal for the Red Cross Fund. A function is to be held on Saturday, June 8. Already several articles have been given to sell,- It is expected that there will be a large attendance.