BOWLING.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17155, 26 May 1921, Page 3

BOWLING.

RANGIORA CLUB. The seventeenth annual general, ineejtingof the Rangiora. Bowling, Tennis, and Croquet Ciub was, held lust evening, Mr H. A.; Archclall presiding. The annual iwport of the committed, showed the club to be in a flourishing condition. Q'ho season had been an uneventful ore, Thecommittee was indebted to the Ground Committee, Messrs H. Boyd and M. Smith, for the capable and thorough manner in. which, they hud carried out their duties. The groundkeoper, Mr 6. had also discharged his duties most Satisfactorily. ,The year ended with an excess of income over expenditure of £26 2s lid. Tlio income from the lulliaTtl tables had' kept Tip fairly well, bringing in £lO4 13s 3d, as compared with £llO 129 the-previous year. The total receipts were, £351 7s 9d, and the expenditure £325 4s lOd

The report .and haHance : sheet wer« adopted. The following officers were elected: —President, Mr S. Webber; vioe-presidenff, Mr W. E Barton; secretary, Mr O. I. Jennings; treasurer, Mr W. A. Bowse; committee, Messrs J. Marshall, W. A. Banks, T. W. Ambrose, J. McKenzie, S. B. Glasgow, W. Allison, H Boyd, A. E. Goldin<r, M. Smith, IT Sharp, S. G. Tolmie,- L. Wilson, H. Kippenbergsr, H. A. Archdall, and 11. Sinclair; auditor, Mr J. Marshall. It was decided to reduce the age allowing a reduced subscription from 23 to 21. A vote of thanks was passed to the outgoing president, the secretary, the treasurer the euditor (Mr. H. Boyd), and the Prera. Appreciation was expressed of Mr M. Smith's eerrioes, and ho was elected an honorary member for this year.

TWO MORE WEN'S FOR NEW ZEALAND. (By Cable—Press Association—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) (Received May 25th, 7.45 p.m.) LONDON, May 24. The JTew Zealand team defeated the Mcintosh Club at Cardiff by 126 points to 111, aj>d also defeated the Penhill and Penylaa Clubs.by 187 points to IIS."