BOWLING.
N.Z. BOWLERS SAIL. [by TELEGRAPH—PER PRESS ASSOCIATION’] WELLINGTON, Feb. IT. A large gathering of bowlers at the wharf to-night said “An Revoir” to the bowling team which left for Sydney on route to the Old 'Country. Ihe secretary of the Dominion Bowling Association (S. N. Underwood) received a telegram from the Prime Minister expressing regret that, as lie is on the West Coast, he was unable to talapart in the farewell to the touring bowlers. All Massey wished them bon voyage, and expressed his assurance that they would worthily uphold the reputation of New Zealand at the heat t of the Empire.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 February 1921, Page 1
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