BOWLING.

Levin Daily Chronicle, 28 October 1919, Page 3

BOWLING.

OI'ES ISO OF THIS LOCAL GREEN. On Monday, under the most favourable weather conditions, a large assembly of bowlers and their triemla gathered to assist the J-ievin Bowling Ol'ub in opening its season. Visitors were present from the various neighbouring clubs, Shannon, Otaki, Foxton aaid two or three others being represented. After an appropriate speech by the President, Mr N. <J. Hold away, Mrs Holdaway was asked to perform the time-honoured custom of bowling the first bowl and declaring the Green open "for play. A match, President v. Vice-Presi-dent, was then played and after some very pleasant games the rinks finishedi jas follows i Canning, Ityder, Bull (skip.) 27 v. Shankland, Butt, Gibson (skip) 9. Channings, Karauti, Holdaway, P.vke .(skip) 18 v. Ross, Healey, Hensiiian, T. Christie (skip) 19. Brown, Tait, Iloe, Percy (skip) 32 v. "Petersen], Smart, Lancaster, Blackburn (skip) 9. Hall Pink, Aplin, Higgins (skip) 26 v. Henderson, Bore, Bryant, Mandl (skip) '13. Yonng, Butt, Heading. Harris (skip) 12 v. Christie, MclCnight, Spring, Whibley (skip) 19. ; „ , Ingram, Walker, Sigley, Pollock (skip) 22 v. Whibley, junr., 10. At the conclusion of the play Br Mandl, of an thanking tne Olub" on behalf of th-e visitors, urged a more frequent interchange of rinks between Qu bs. A very dainty 'afternoon tea was provided by Mrs Holdaway, to whtfm, *wvfch "the other lady helpers, the Olub owes it profound appreciation.