LOCAL AND GENERAL

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 271, 11 July 1932, Page 7

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Thanks to Supportors. * - ' « The president of the Citiz efts-'-BoW!-ing Clqb concluded his annual report on Wednesday night with thanks to members of ihe eommittee £or -their wholehearted support, Mr. B.JBattle for th'e use of a room for' eommittee meetings, Mr. C. Tabb for the very efficient way in which he had Carried out his duties as secretary, and to ihe Ladies' Croquet Club for their help. f PresentationS. ' 7 At the annual meeting of the Citizen's Bowling Club, Mr. C. Tabb announced that he proposed to present two silver feathers for pairs competitions for the ensuing season.. He suggested that the. president and an- ' other member ch'osen by him. should hold the trophies until they were eom-

peted for. Mr. W. Stevens announced that Mr, G. Moody, vice-president, had. kindly consented to present .four miniature bowls 'for ring comp'etitions.; Novel Club Colours. • J During a discussion on the question on the question of new •club rpolours at the annual meeting of the Citizens' Bowling Club, the new president, Mr. H, Briggs, said that he thought an original blazer would be one with-- the Southern Cross in gold stars on, a' field of azure. Mr. Payne: "Yes, with a lion rampant." (Laughter.) A'dafk green blazed with gold pdping*and a gold monogram was finally decided on. ' '• Winners of Competitions. The folowing members of the Citizens' Bowling Club were presented with trophies by the president at the occasion of the annual meeting on Wednesday night: — The White ; Shield, Mr. C. Tabb; the Arthur Memorial Cup for handieap singles, Mr. F. Fisher; a set 6f four miniature bowls for club rinks, Messrs V. Dick, D/. Anderson, J: Smith, W. L. Frew (skip). The president's trophy for club pairs was won by Mr . R. Borrie and J. O'Sullivan (skip). ~ '