BOWLING

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 54, 27 November 1917, Page 7

BOWLING

PUBLIC SERVICE TOURNAMENT.

Arrangements have now been completed for the holding of the Public Service bowling tournament on Friday next (St. Andrew's Day), and the following Departments havo entered

Audit. —H. M. Nalder (s.), J. T. Dumbell, C. Holden, C. J. Collins, Education—T. R. Cresswell (s.), W. E. Spencer, A. Bell, It. E. Rudman. Government Architect. —E. M. Blako (s.), H. Matthewman, E. P. Kelly, D. Carman. . Immigration and Tourist.—H. JD. Thomson (s.), V. A. Mills, P. N. Versohaffelt, C. F. Page. Internal Affairs. —J. W. Kinniburgh (a.), D. Ardell, J. Hislop, J, W. Heenan. „ „ _ Justice and Stamps—P. C. Corliss (u) W. Gollan, J. B. Blackworth, Kil-

°'Labour.—W. Newton (s.)', 11. A. Bolland, H. E. Moston, W. Haggor. Lands and Valuation.—G. Hallway (s.), J. H. O'Donnell, W. R. Jourdam, C. Nicholls. Life Insurance.—S. G. Hamerton M, W. C. Marchant, C. E. Galwey, H. Rose. _ _ _ . Parliamentary Buildings.—J. M. Geddis (s.), C. Smith, 0. E. Dasont, R, G. Thomson. Post and Telegraph,—G. B. Dall (s.), A. T. Markmann, J. Redmond, JohnSt Printing.—M- Marks (s.), A. G. Warwick, D. Y. "Wilson, B. B. Allen, Public Trust.—T.'S. Ronaldson (s.), E. B. Burdekin, V. G. Brogan, A. Purd'public Works— G. E. Smith (s.), R. Scott. J. C. Fulton, P. S. Waldie. Railwavs.— Stephens (s.), F. L. Widdoi), C. Batten, W. H. Chitty. Treasury.—G. Scott (s.), T. Bland, 0. E. Ohittey, J. Widdop. The draw is as follows: On Thorndon Green (first section).-—* Audit, Lands, Public Works, and LnI bour. Second section—lmmigration, Government Architect, Internal Affairs, and Printing. . On Wellington Green.— I Third Section — I Treasury, Public. Trust, Railways, and Life Insurance. Fourth sectionParliamentary Buildines. Justice, Post and Telegraph, and Education. * The tournament will commence at. 9 a.m. sharp. Each team in a section will plav one game of sixteen heads with pacli of the othor three teams, and the winners of the two sections on each green will play off in a game of twenty-one heads. Tho final game between the winners on the two greens will take place on the following afternoon on the Thorndon green. Should two teams tie in a section,' tile winner will bo decided by a game of not more than ten. heads, hy mutual arrangemeut.