Kairangi Bridge Club
138 Hobart Street, Miramar
PO Box 15-131
Wellington 6022
Phone: +64 4 388-2527
Carol  :  027 453 6040


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​​  USEFUL LINKS
  • Wellington Regional Bridge (Interclub dates & results)
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​Attn Novice Junior & Intermediate Players!
Check out the NZBridge website for weekly notices with tips on bidding and playing the hands. These are published every Friday.
https://www.nzbridge.co.nz/blog/14026/Daily-Bridge-in-New-Zealand
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A GREAT REMINDER WHY WE LOVE TO PLAY BRIDGE
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           NEWS AND NOTICES
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      ​Lesley Pollock
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It is with sadness that we have learnt of the recent passing of Lesley Pollock who was a long-standing member of our club for over 50 years. Lesley joined the club in 1974 and was President 1986 and 1987 and was made a life member of our club in 2004.
Lesley was a formidable bridge player. She regularly played in tournaments throughout NZ and at congresses. She also played on the Wellington Women’s team at the Inter-Provincial Championships and played interclub for Kairangi for many years. She was part of the Kairangi Intermediate Team which won the competition in 1990.Lesley was a Provincial Master with 99.84 A pts.
Lesley was also very generous in sharing her many skills and was our club bridge teacher for10 years from 1996 to 2006.
Lesley was still playing bridge at night when she was 90. We have missed Lesley’s regular presence at the club over the last few year, and she will be fondly remembered by all those who had the privilege of playing with or against her. Her Life Membership was truly deserved.
 
RIP Lesley


UPCOMING IMPROVER LESSON WED 13 MAY 7PM
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                      WEDNESDAY SOCIAL BRIDGE 
Looking for a relaxed game of bridge? Join us every Wednesday from 10am - 12pm for a friendly and non competitive session.
What to expect:
  • A casual atmosphere with no director
  • Plenty of time to discuss each hand
  • Perfect for players of all levels-everyone is welcome
  • Cost is $5 
​Sessions are held in the downstairs playing room at Kairangi Bridge Club. Theres ample parking available.
For more information contact:
Karen Jacobsen:
Mobile:  021 436 429

Email: [email protected]

EVENT WINNERS 2026

MONDAY
Miramar Pairs
​Meachen Pairs
​Kairangi Teams
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Todd Beardsworth / Cathryn Bridge
Geoff Wilcox / Michael Wilcox
Sue / Michael / Sushila / Cathryn
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TUESDAY
Two Night Pairs
​Tuesday Pairs
​Tuesday Teams
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President Pairs
​April Pairs
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THURSDAY
Poneke Pairs
​Truman Pairs
​Griffin Pairs
​Rose Pairs
Ron Morris Teams
FRIDAY
January Pairs
​Rongotai Pairs
​Strathmore Pairs
​Devonshire Pairs
​Broadway Pairs


​Kathryn Barnes / Rick Petersen
Sue M Wilcox / Rick Petersen
​Leila Martley Steph Kuttner Alex Maxwell Miranda Struthers
​Leila Martley / Joe Stewart
Brendon Chick / Paul Becker

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​Ann Privett / Lester Goodfellow
Sushila Kumar / Cathryn Bridge
Lorraine Sutich / Simon Depree
Carol Stevens / Mary Scott
Arthur / Eva / Sita / Susan / Rene

​Margaret Clarke / Viv McEnnis
​Sandra Bevin / Sushila Kumar
Julie Keenan / Michel Norrish
​Carol Stevens / Sushila Kumar
Glenys Checchi / Lorraine Sutich

ATTENTION JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE & NOVICE PLAYERS

Every Friday NZ Bridge posts an interesting hand for discussion and solutions. Check it out.
Why Learn Bridge?
People play bridge for many reasons.  Many players are more interested in the social interaction with their friends, others like the challenge - they like to win.  But also ... it is good for you!
Bridging the gap: Why playing bridge is good for you ... and fun

TESTIMONIALS
  • "Feel the fear and do it anyway!  As a busy person with not much room in my head I never expected I would be able to learn Bridge - the lessons are clear and well-paced and give all the basics that are the foundation of the game.  So it you are up for stretching your brain and making some new connections then give Kairangi Bridge a go"
  • “The series of lessons was invaluable.  Each week we built on the knowledge from the week before and gained confidence.  Simon and Karen were excellent teachers and it was great to have experienced players to come along and explain the finer points of the game while we were practicing.  Everyone is very friendly - lots of laughs!  The perfect entry opportunity to the game."
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