BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 52, 19 March 1901, Page 2

BOWLING.

A wire was received late last eight stating that the Wanpanui Olub would bo r pre---Gut.id by only two rinks in thom Ach which takes pUce to-morrow. Tho two Now Pymoufch rinks will be select d by the Mt:h Committee •o-(!iiv. Af to noo-i t a «i 1 b i provided at the mi cv. o-t Wcdueslny and friends are i-vit d fc> \-a present. A 'cam fom FoiMing ig expected hew t- play a friendly match next Saturday, Mo-ms ILurv W„-d lin ,] j o v, n x. VW y 'eavn 'or Sydney this m"vnm<r to assist in the ] nt- folo-iin' watch, New Zeakrd v. N-w S ..,f. \v w. T-o r.iea K. w li. lff *,- (ior , ; s ; n <s . cd.lptit n.,1,.,- i.hiofiaso-, thanks Wgolv tn th« k -n in or.st taktni ia it by Mr John Gibson.

ORANGE BLOSSOMS. pretty wadding to sk place in the Wusbyan Ghurcb, Davenport, Auckland, on Wednesday, the 6th icst., tiic parties being Miss Ross, Mary Chamberlain, daughter of the late Thomas Chamberlain, J .P., Windsor, Berks., England, and Saiauol JamPfi Smith, tiiiid surviving sen of Mr. E. M. Smith, M.H.K., J.P., Taranaki. The brido wag aV&cdod by her sisters, Misses DtiGy and Violet Chamberlain. The bride wag drssso i in cream silk, with whi'o lace slip act! embroidered veil. Mr. Alf. Ohamberlain gavs the bride away, whilst the bridegroom was attended by his brother, Mr. T. P. Smith. The ceremony waa performed by the Rev. J. S. Rishwortb. An the bride left the chuich the "Wfldding March" was played, About 26 guests sat dawn to the wedding breakfast at the residence of the bride's mother, Cheltenham. The wedding cake was tuado by Mr. A. Lealand. The happy couple subsequently left for New Plymouth. There were many handsome presents.