BOWLING.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 18 March 1914, Page 2

BOWLING.

'I'lie Imavlcms celel)raU'd St l'atvkk'a j)ay with a pairs' tournament on their <m<en in Stout-street. \ isitois came -from Foxton, Levin. I'alniei-sfon N., and Teri'ace The inin wh'ich fell did not damp tlie ardour of ilie howlers and (hey played all day amidst ihe showers fill ]..:!() p.m. wlien an adjournment was made for luncheon. The players were as follows : Turner and Soilitt (skip). .I , ink and Brown (ski])) Alilrhie and Palmer (skip). Gardiner and IWjylier (skip). Adams and Martin (skip). < ; il'son and riayton (skip) Whitehead and Pickering (skip) -Mitrlu-l] and Uoacli (skip). '{.van and .joilie (skip). lleiisnian and (iuuuing (skip). -Barber and Kimmer (skip). Bilderbeek and Kninvles (skip). IJutt and Bromley (skip). Nit' folowiii"' are the scores: Ist Wound. Brown k> beat Sollitt 1.0: PaliH',r I',* heat 'Fargher -I; Martin IT heal Clayion 7: I'iel -oi\.:<.\ 1•" heal Uuiu-li ']] : (Juiinin.; I |..'-.;n •lolly !»: l{imiiier \n ] teil i K./VhI-'! : Bromley, a bye. Second '"i: ■■■'. Sol! II I lu;: 1,^ .:.-• ! i-J K) .i < ■ n'^Vt■ <■ 'j^ •lolly 'J I heal Brown , s ; . 'an in !, ''ai IJoai-h 1C : i)iift I'-v* beat i'almer I I : Clayion k\ beat l'iinnif: Ml)' i II." i< iinnitw, a b\-(..

Third Hound. Palmer { J beat Gunning , 7 ; Pickering 1U beat Knowles l>; Sollitt 18 beat But Is 10; Martin 2;} beat Brown 5; liimmer VI beat Ynv* glier 10: Jolly 20 beat Clayton 8; Hunch, a bye. .Fourth Hound. . iJutt lo beat Kiinmer 10; UunSv'uiug M beat Martin 7; Pickering *;*$ l<; beat Furgher -i; Knowles 15 '..'" beat Clayton 12; Palmer I'd beat Jolly (ijSollit 14 beat Eoach 4; Brown, a bye j* Pickering and Whitehead were 3hhe. winners, being the only pair uiideiVated. At tiie conclusion of the tournament Mr Farghcr, on behalf of thu Shannon bowlers, Ihnnkcd the visitors for their attendance. He thanked them the more because, they had come in such rainy weather. The club had prepared the gredn as well as they could, and he thought all present had an enjoyable day. He declared Messrs Pickering and "Whitehead winners of flip trophies, and called for cheers for the visitors Avhieh were heartily given. Mr Pickering acknowledged the compliment and on behalf of the visitors thanked ihe Shannon club for their nearly reception. The visitors gave cheers for iho. Shannon club and its officers and al-n for tlie ladies. The Club provided afternoon toa "which was dispensed by Mrs Farther, Mrs Bromley and Miss TTughea. Tho Board of Education in aeenrdanrp with tho School Committee's recommendation, has appointed Miss Maynard to the position of assistant mistress. f< Is rnrnnrTcoWp the advance ♦ hat has been made in the quality and fit of tho fipfidv-mrvle Suit nf to-day compared with flic suit of even a year ago. Fargher anci Co., the drapers, of Shannon, are at present showing n ranee of suits that arc an education i- fl••• respect.—Adv*