was arranged due to the rain washout of the third test. Golf The 20th New Zealand Open championship was won by Andrew Shaw, his third title. The 34th National Amateur Championships were held in the Manawatu district Men: H.A. Black (Mirimar) Women: Miss O. Kay Horse racing Harness racing New Zealand Trotting Cup – Wrackler Auckland Trotting Cup – Carmel Thoroughbred racing New Zealand Cup – Nightmarch Avondale Gold Cup – Prodice Auckland Cup – Motere Wellington Cup – Concentrate New Zealand Derby – Cylinder Lawn bowls The national outdoor lawn bowls championships are held in Dunedin. Men's singles champion – F. Lambeth (Balmacewen Bowling Club) Men's pair champions – G.L. Gladding, H. Jenkins (skip) (Carlton Bowling Club) Men's fours champions – E.S. Wilson, L.C. Buist, J. Dowland, D.M. Stuart (skip) (St Kilda Bowling Club) Rugby union :Category:Rugby union in New Zealand, :Category:All Blacks Ranfurly Shield Rugby league New Zealand national rugby league team Soccer 1930 Chatham Cup won by Petone Provincial league champions: Auckland: YMCA Canterbury: Thistle Hawke's Bay: Whakatu Nelson: Thistle Otago: Seacliff Southland: Corinthians Taranaki: Caledonian Waikato: Pukemiro Wanganui: KP's Wellington: Hospital Births January 3 January – Ruth Dowman, athlete 8 January – Dave Spence, cricketer 21 January – Peter Tapsell, politician 24 January – Terence Bayler, actor 27 January – Bob O'Dea, rugby union player February 10 February Russell Kerr, ballet dancer, choreographer and producer Malcolm McCaw, cricketer, accountant 11 February – Bruce Cathie, pilot, author 17 February – Jonathan Bennett, philosopher 20 February Kevin Meates, rugby union player Vida Stout, limnographer 21 February – Joan Metge, social anthropologist 22 February – Ivan Mercep, architect March 5 March – Brian Bell, ornithologist 9 March – Mina Foley, opera singer 20 March – Thomas Williams, Roman Catholic cardinal 25 March – Margery Blackman, weaver 27 March – Paul Cotton, diplomat 28 March – Helmer Pedersen, sailor 30 March – Charlie Steele Jr., association football player, rugby union player 31 March – Barry Mitcalfe, poet, anti-nuclear activist April 1 April – Dennis Young, rugby union player 3 April – Marama Martin, television and radio broadcaster 5 April – Bill Tinnock, rower 7 April – Koro Dewes, Ngāti Porou kaumātua and Māori language advocate 8 April David Benney, applied mathematician Ivan Vodanovich, rugby union player, coach and administrator 18 April – Clive Revill, singer, actor 19 April Reg Douglas, rower Ewan Jamieson, military leader 20 April – Helen Mackenzie,