BOWLING.

Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 24, 6 November 1930, Page 7

BOWLING.

The folLowing rinks will represent the Hiitt Clinb .in the first round of the Hutt Valley Banner on tlie Sfrh inst:— Home. . J. Camip'bell, Grant, Keir, Kennington (s), . ■ Murphy, L. ■T. Watkins, Hodgins, Norris (s). . i . Sinclair, Bock, Ginger ; Fraser (s). Stonehouße, E. Young, P. Oamptbell, Shearer (s). - iOarrdek, liatws, Claringbold, Scrivener >)• • , . Away. Pkrker, Millington, Bra^diey, Xopdell (s) at Wotnirn. Jstoper,. G-. Simith, Buorke, Walton (s) . at Upper Hirtt. Muter, Murray, Capes, Burgess (s) at" • Petone. ■■ • ■ MeGurk, <Tuiness, Davi'dson, Hendry .(s) ait Central, Petone. x ■ I jVlcA.i'tii'ur, Wood, WMitelier i l. Pa>rker (s) at Central, Petona Yersois Central—Away. Dr. Owen, Newell, King, Thomson (is) . W. H. Smith, G. Young,_ Spite, liawson (s). : ' • Versus Central—Home. Halliburton, TuTner, Stoupe; Lockett Edfwards, Upton,'M<jKenzie, Odlin (s) OUR AERODROME. It is with pleasure that we learn that the question of the establishment in the Lower Hntt district of an aerod(rome and sea-plance station has not ! yet been by any means dropped. We learn, on excellent amfchority, that tlhe matteT is receiving veTy serious con- | sideration at the hands of the supreme authorities on aviation in the Domin- j ion. We should not be surprised to ' hear of a visit being padd bjr well ' kriown experts to tihe locality spoken •cff as an ideal site for the (purpose. MdaHwhile, as there appears to be a certain amount of confusion in tlhe minds of some of our readers as to the locality affected toy the recent application to the Eiver Board, we have been '{asked to publish a fairly comprehensive orevieiW of w&at has (been done so far in'-fhe imaltter. Tiiis will appear'in the next issue of "The EPatt News." ~