BOWLERS ENTERTAINED
The members of the Council of the Dominion Bowline Association, -the Wellington Centre, and tho presidents and secretaries o£ sixteen local cluba were tho guests of tho president of the local enntro (Mr. Prank Meadowcroft) at the Wellington Club's na,vilion last evenintr, During the ovonine the "Dominion Association" was toasted by Mr. Meadowcroft, who referred to tho beneficial effect of the new blood lately infused into ths counoil. Mr. T. Bußh (president), in reppondinE. referred to tho new democratic spirit of the council, and trusted that Hit innovations it was makintr would be for the benefit of bowling generally. Mr. J. .T. Eobertß proposed "The Visitors, and Messrs W. Nicholson and A. J.Mercer (Dunndin). M. F. Barnett (Chnstchnrch). and A. K. Smart (Now Plymouth) responded in the happiest vein. "The Wellington Centre" was proposed- by Mr. J. J. -Marlow, of Dunedin. and was responded to by Mr. Meadowcroft. "The Wellington Club's Directors" woro toasted. Mr, M_ Oarr 'president) responding. . Vocal and elocutionary items were contributed by Messrs. E. J. Hill. A. liussell. 0. Moore, Leonard Nelson. George Bush, and A. Orr. Mr. Georco Holloway presided at- the A* lloo '
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 309, 23 September 1920, Page 5
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191BOWLERS ENTERTAINED Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 309, 23 September 1920, Page 5
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