BOWLS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1670, 10 February 1913, Page 2

BOWLS.

SENIOR PENNANTS.. Wellington v. Kelburne. : Wellington—Grenfell, Focke, Erskine, Thompson (s.), 25; Kelburne—Johnston, Begg, .MTJobie, Gray (s.),' 12. Wellington—Norton, Nicholson, Hamilton, Sievwright (s.), 28; Kelburne—Doherty, M'Arthur, Duguid, Routley (s.), 11.' \ . Thorndon v. Newtown, ~N Oh Thorndon green ' two games were' played in. tho Pennants against Newtown as under:—Thorndon—J. P. -Brandon, Peterson, Cohen, J. M.'King-. (s.), ,25; Newtown—Bailey, Scott, Boston, J. Brackonridge (5.),. 24 t| Thorndon—Freeman, Gamble, Conlin;' Gray (s.), 13; Newtown—Leahy, M'Lean, Pollock, Price (s.), 17. Thorndon v. Lyall Bay. At Lyall Bay green. Thorndon mot tho local club:—Thorndon—Smith, Ramsay, Nimnio, F. Johnson (s.), 25; Lyall BayJones,. Stone, Morroh, Achton (s.), 16. Thorndon—Midland. Ardcn, Hatch, Hog-/ ben (si 26; Lyall Bay—Robinson, M'Kenzio, ;Ward, Blake (s.), 8. On tho Thorndon green the' following games ■ were played:—Thorndon—Buckridge, TJpham, Barraud, Chittoy (s.), 22; Lyall Bay—Bedford, Haokworth, Foster, Brown (s.), 9. . Thorndon-r-DunibelV Wiggins, Jameson, M'Eldbwney, (s.), 85; Lyall Bay—Raven,' Chayter,; Fanning, Smith (s.),' 14.'.' Totals: Thorndon,- 108;'Lyall Bay. 47. ; ' -.' . ~, Hataital'v. Petone.' r > ;■■■ • Petone—Findlay,Henry. 'tJdy, Benyon (_s.), 28; Hataltai—Williams; Penney, Julius, Topp (s.), 16. Petone—Jonesi Castle, Gilmour, Coles (s.), 21; Hataitai— Cardno, Nicol, Pryor, Laurcnson (s.), 13. Petone—Elvines. Cowie, Fowler,. Wylie (s.), 20; Hataitai—Cheesman, M'Whanhell; Gruar, Hendry (s.), 16. Petone—Firth. Smith, Molhuish, Stevens (a.), 17; Hataitai —Hallidoy, Martin, •' Nalsmith, Barnes (s.), 23. Totals: Petone, 80j Hataitai, 68.' Karori v. Hutt. ! Karori and Hutt met on the Hutt green, the scores being:—Hutt—Casey, Seymour, Barlow, Pole (s.), 19; KaronRead, Harrison, Sunley, Dryden (s.), 20.' Hutt—M'Kenzie, Dawson, M'Arthur, Stevens (5.),. 29; Karori—Watchman,' Spiers, Roberts, Burn (s.), 17. On. Karon green' the following games were played:—Hutt—Hogarth,, M'Lachlan, Judd, Palmer (s.), 18; Karori—Atkin, England, M'Lennan; Cooper (b.), 26. Hutt —Wagg, Rishworth, Teats, ■ Trovethick (s.), 23; Karori—Gregg, Bennett;. Cox, Lower (5.),'10. Totals: Hutt, 89; Karori, 79.

. THE EDWIN FEATHERS. There was an interesting.tussle on the Wellington Club's green on Saturday afternoon, when Hollard brought a, rink from the Hutt Club to try and wrest the trophies from ; Ballinger'a rink. Their mission was unsuccessful. The result was as follows:—v

: Wellington (holders)-Wylio,. Allen, Berry, Ballirtger (s.),' 24; ; Hutt—Jones, Simpson, Cudby, Hollard (s.), 21.

WELLINGTON V. NEWTOWN. ,A friendly: match : between Wellington and Newtown resulted as follows:— ' On Wellington Green.—Wellington—L. Blundell, Saunders, Adams, Laurenson (s.), 26; Newtown—Russell, Salmon, Claxton, Trevor (s.), 15. Wellington—Hyamß, Plintmer, Brown, Porteous (s.), 34; Newtown: Chitty, Popplo, Grensido, Webb (s.), 15. Wellington—Simm, Speed, Blake, Webb (s.), 20; Newtown—Crengle, Haycroft, Swiney, Martin (s.), 8. CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS.' The recent rapprochement between the Northern Bowling Association and the New Zealand Bowling Association (South Mand) and tho prospect of an early union between the two bodies has brought about the meeting of the champion rinks of the two associations, as determined at the recent big tournaments at Auckland and Christchurch. A champion of chamB ions' rink match is to be played .at hristchurch on Saturday next, between tho winning rinks, who are to find the champion rink of New Zealand on tho two-out-of-three-games principle. The winners of.the Northern Bowling Association's banner and shield wore—Kinvig, Leslie, Porteous, Bell (s.), of the Wellington Club, and the winners of the New Zealand Association's tournament were:— Brown, Eraser, Wolff (s.), of Christchurch. The meeting of these two rinks is sure to create great interest among the bowling fraternity, and will, it is hoped, cement the good feeling which already exists between the two bodies. THE SIXTY-FIVERS' SINGLES. The final game in tho Sixty-fivers' Singles, to be played between Lockio (Wellington Club). and Freeman (Thorndon), will take placo at the Wellington Club's green at 4 p.m. to-day. j MRS ROLLESTON ; regrets the inconvenience caused to her patrons through tho alterations to the entrance. The rooms are opened as usual, and appointments made by_ telephone. A speciality is made of Hairwork, and tho best quality of English hair used. Every shndo can be perfectly matched, owing to the largo stock and assortment. Switches, Toupees, and Transformations sold ,at English prices. Purchasers receive lessons in-Hairdrossing'gratis. 25G Lambton Quay. 'Phone 1599. HAIRWORK. , Mrs. Haybittlo makes a specialty of Artistic and Up-to-dato Hairwork. Only the best of English Hair used. Head Massage, Shampooing. Cutting, etc. 2GB, LAMBTON QUAY, 'Phone 1591. Over Orr. Chemist.