BOWLING.

Hokitika Guardian, 12 February 1923, Page 3

BOWLING.

THE BOWLERS’ OFTINC. SPECIAL TO GUARDIAN. WESTPORT. Eeb. 12. J The Hokitika team had a splendid ' run yesterday, arriving at six o’clock, j The .New South Wales team, thirty-two ' strong, arrived from Nelson kali an ; hour later. | The Welshmen are playing four rinks ■ I from tlie Westport Club this morning. ; Westport won three rinks, tin* scores 1 being Westport (!(.i; Visitors Al. The 1 green was absolutely perfect and de- ’ lighted the visitors. ttTio stated it was j easily the best green in the Dominion. : The weather promises to eontiti"" ! fine. | VISITING BOWLERS. j

lav TF.T.JEO I’.A I*H - UVIT !“!T\S‘- *, j ( TTO ' WESTPORT. Fell 12. The New South Wales bo. I rs arrived yesterday alternoon by mi. ’rial cars from Nelson. At lnangahna .Junction they were met by Mr Mcnzic-. Mayor, and a large number of bowlers. The visitors were given a hearty reception to the Coast, Mr M: nzies expressing the hope the visit would prove an important event in their tour. Mr Wall president of the visitors, returned thanks, stating they wore looking torward with pleasure to a game on the Westport green. This morning the party vut" given a. civic reception at the green and played till eleven, departing to Ihc junction for lunch. They arrive at ; rvvlnontli this afternoon, proceeding over the dill to-morrow. In their match against: \\ • Poll, the visitors were defeated 66 to 51. Some of the Welshmen state the green is the finest they ever played on. :x:r*zacica: