BOWLING.

Taranaki Daily News, 27 March 1918, Page 8

BOWLING.

Fifty entries from all parts of the North Island have been received for the Easter bowling tournament at Palmerston North, commencing on Good Friday. The following players will represent West End in a friendly game of bowls against St. Johns (Wanganui) next Saturday, on West End green: Hodson, Moverley, Tichbon, T. Petty (skip). . Walsh, Moore, T. Sole, T. Billing (sk.) Jones, J. Thomson, Honeyficld, J. Lye (skip). Reston, J. H. Thompson, Townsley, J. Lobb (skip). J. White, J. Clark, J. Johnson, F. K. Newell (skip)v

A word with you, Mr Farmer. Remember that the first man at the factory on Monday morning next means first, man away. Say you will be that man and thus give yourself plenty of time to visit Kawaroa Park and witness the big displays. An hour earlier will ateo enable the men at the factory to run in on their bikes or cars. Trams will take you from town almost alongside the grounds for'one penny. Have you read the advertisement '! See it in this issue. Fancy displays and marches •by the Central, West End and Waihi Schools;. Blondini 8r05.,, the high wive artists; Charlie Chaplin; side shows galore, can be viewed in comfort on ltcautifnl lawns. Hot water and milk is free. Shelter trees in thousands. If this is your first visit to Kawaroa Park you will be surprised at its lovelinessThe main displays commence at 1.30 p.m.