HASAWATU

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 95, 16 January 1920, Page 10

HASAWATU

It is understood that another l.wnk will open business in Palmerston North shortly. Mr. J. Manning, who has been on the staff of tho local courthouse in the capacity of bailiff for a long period, has. received not.ee of his transfer on promotion to Wellington. Mr. Manning is very well known and popular anions sportsmen of the tmvu. ]-!<• i-i especially well known in football circles, having btci'i a represeiitauve piayer in his un.v, and no one has worked harder in the interests of the game than b" li:;» ••!) president of the local Rugby Union. He in an enthusiastic nslier.ni'ui, uiiu as a shot has few equals. Three rinks from Terrace End Bowling Club paid a visit to Woodville on Wednesday and engaged Hires teams fjoai the local club there. Showers were fairly frequent during tho afternoon, but the greens were in good order. The result was a t.'o, each sid? storing an aggregate of 05 points. Following are the .scores, Woodville being mentioned last:—Trcmcwnn, Greer, Skinner, l.ewin is.), 20; Suiike, Griulinton, Lvon. Nicholas {a), 23; ill.'l'hers.on, Levy, Wullaco, Snell (s.), 19; Bowman, M'Cormick, Holland, Wnrdrop (s.), 11; Coffee, Tat, Yorlt, Humble (s.), 10; Pearson, Burley, Gardener, Pickering (s.), 2li. A rink from ])nni;evirke also visited the Woodville Club, and defeated the local team by 2\ to 17.. The following represented their clubs:—ltnnkius, liendry, Driiiiiniond, Stewart (s.), Dannevirke; Palmer, Thorne, Fraser, and Nicholson (s.), Woodville. On the Terrace End greens on Wednesday, the holders of the Hanson and Ban- Cup—Hoc, Woarne, Forrest, Pattoii (:-.)—were- successful in. staving olf a challenge fr:mi a Koxlon r!nk, consisting of ISore, Burr, Woods, Wlnbley (s.). .After a clo.-el.y-contc.stcd game, the scons 'iiving 1G all oil the 20th head, the Terrace Kwlei's notched 1.,r0 paints on the la.st head, thus winning by 18 to 111. W. Crump (s.), of Palnierslaii North Club, is the next challenger.