Pt. Moresby Golf Club
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FOLLOWING the usual teams match, which the Captain’s team won by a narrow margin, members of the Pt.
Moresby Golf Club enjoyed their annual dinner on December 10, the President’s team, as losers, acting as hosts. For the ilrst time, dinner was served on the club’s own premises, and, the evening be ing hot and fine, the innovation was highly succesfful.
The Club Championship Cup was won by Mr. Bolte —who seems to be » keen collector of such things. Mr. G. J. A Moore walked away with the A.I.P. Cup for the second year in succession; ana the Gore, Guttridge, and Fitch Cups were won by “dark horses” in the per sons of S. Smith, Senr., E. Way, and A.
L. de Groen.
Mr. J. Provan, of the New Guinea Customs Department, in which he has served since the Military Occupation, ar rived in Australia by the December “Tanda” from Rabaul to seek medical treatment. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Provan.