BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 12 February 1917, Page 8

BOWLING.

« O '—' FITZROY DEFEATS WEST END. Tlie weather on Saturday afternoon was by no means favorable to bowlers, ami (lie heavy state of tlin Fitzroy green was not conducive, to fine play. Notwithstanding these adverse circumstances, the Banner match between West End and Fitzroy was keenly contested, the visitors losing only by six points, 03 to 60. Details of scores are as follow, West End being mentioned first in each rink; — •Hooker, T. Sole, Curtis, Newell (s.) 20. v. Jury, Butler, Healy, Lealand (s.) 17. Walsh, Putt, Townley, Oliver (s.) 23, v. Walker, Hopkins, Oxcnham, Higgs 28. Thompson, McAllum. Stent, J. Sole (s.) 20, v. Beale, Roberts, Weller, Smith ($.) 24. BKITISH TYRES FOR BRITISH ROADS -WOOD-MiLNE. . New Zealand's roads are British roads, and yet many a motorist uses imported tyres on them, and for this there is no reason. Wood-Milne Tyres, besides being British, positively outmile all others. Where is there another make which gives the same guarantee of 3300 miles? Selected resilient rubber and tough cotton fabric, plus special Wood-Milne vulcanising—those factors are responsible for the exceptional goodness of Wood-Milne Tyres. The using of foreign tyres is probably thoughtlessness—the using of WoodMilnea is downright * THOUGHTFULMESS. Think it over! Write for details to your garage, or N.Z. Depot, 107 Vivian Street, Wellington. 17 SMOKER'S THROAT is increaeinglj prevalent; but a.u eft'ectivoajid pleasant remedy is rapidly becoming known in Fluenzol (1/C & 2/6). Gargle wdth head well back, and sniff up. 9