BOWLS.
KATIORI CLUB. The annual ''svci'ii!" of tho ]vV>n Bowling Club was lU'ld on Wtdr.tssdny evening fit the Parochial Unll. Progressive euchre nml dancing were tho featurca of tho function. The president of tho club (Mr. W. F. Newcomle) directed tho iiiweodinßs, anil was assisted by Mr. W. ]'. England, vice-president, and Mr. Dickni'soiL Mr. Shortt acted as M.C. Mr. M.
Spiers won tho men's prizo—a walking stoick—but thcro wns a tie of throe for the ladies' prize, tho final game being won by Miss 11. Bennett, who rcccived a piirsc-bng. Tho season is to bo opened to-day. KELI3UKKE OPENING PUT OFF. Last night's heavy rain has had a detrimental effect on the Kclburne green, in consequence of which the directors have been compelled to postpone the official opening until Saturday, October 7.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1246, 30 September 1911, Page 23
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