TO TOUR GREAT BRITAIN.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 20 October 1920, Page 4

TO TOUR GREAT BRITAIN.

NEW ZEALAND BOWLING TEAM. The following is a list of The players who are to visit Great Britain under the auspices of the Dominion of New Zealand Bowling Association and the International Bowling Board of Great Britain: Messrs H. J. Bray, A. Campbell, R. Rankin, and 11. Walton. of Auckland; E. S. Pcgler, Manurewa: F. .1. Hill and J. N. Johnson. New Plymouth; 1". L. Anderson. C. 11. Brook field. G. Gordon, A. P. London and f. H. Nixon, Wanganui; J. P. Smith. Napier; J. A. Doherty, .!. D. SievWright aud another. Wellington; \V. A. Dec, Nelson; C. li. Agar. LyUelton; M. .1. Uarnett. F. J. Harlow. W. Brown and T. Marker. Christchurch; W. Eff.-ird, liuugiora; A. Leslie, Tlmaru: | .1. (.train, Oamaru; W. 13. Anderson. W. Elder. J. H. Spencer, and T. M. I Stewart, Dunedin; C. J. Broad and C. 1 McAlpine, Invercargillj and A. Pro- ; van, ltivertou. Ten ladies will accom--1 pany the party. Mi Matt. Barnett, a '• past president of the Dominion Bowl j ;„„ Association, has been appointed ! iiiiimiger of the team, which is bookei; I ;u io.r. r.. Schicy by the P. and O. Narj t-umla on Ist March. As many of those ! chosen as are able will meet in Weii Sijisjion at the Dominion touruti tit in I .iaiiuary. for the purpose of discussing , the tour and its arrangements. They I will also be asked to assemble in \tel- | lingtou in L'ebruary, in order to play a j lest match with learns from the Wellington Centre, on the eve of their , departure for Australia. Whilst hi ' (treat Britain the team will play three \ official fftmes a week, for a period no' 1 exceeding ten weeks. The team will j visit Scotland, Wales, and Ireland, as I well as England, for the purpose of playing test mulches on a four rinks a 1 -Mo basis. According to present a>.i,,™,. •:-., ii, ( . team will disband in j d on the completion of the tour I as arranged by the [nternationt' 1 Bowl- ! in" Board.