BOWLING.

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20259, 30 July 1937, Page 11

BOWLING.

LEAMINGTON CLUB. A SUCCESSFUL SEASON. (Special to Times.) CAMBRIDGE. Thursday. The annual meeting or the Leamington howling t Inh wa- Held last evening, the president. Mr M. P. Nelson, presiding. \ successful season was reported and the balance-sheet disclosed a small credi, The flection <>r officers resulted: Patron. Mi F i ye- president. Mr J Wallace, vicepresidents.' Me-sis W. »U Manna "auditor. Mr Edgar Junes; executive. M. -sf- \. 11/-' ' and \. i.oxve; ,i lilt f; i M. i V. H. It,,niton II P. Nelson, it. Klrkby ami P. I'mrnev; delegate m South \urkland Outre, Mr J. W. Garland; Rreen superintendent. Mr. W. llone. roach, Mr V. ti. imultou. •Ihe subscription was fixed at 30s In two Instalments, as last year. The opcnlmc date was left to the executive. the third Saturday In October belli* tr,".iiiiii. . l'''i,'l»i|« U jmimr' •'!lain;-I similes ami pres,dent’s pairs. the >ecrrDti v XX as I . <,u.-tr.l '

Windfall In Lettucaa.—One enterprising Hastings householder haa found a profitable way of paying for Ihe erection of a smalt hothouse. Having constructed il originally for supplying the household with a supply of early and late tomatoes and with grapes. h« decided to put II to some, use in ihe off season by growing lettuce*. They are now maturing, and he has found that there Is a fairly acute shortage of Ihis green vegetable in Hustings: in ron-sequencc, ills produce is in keen demand by his friends and neighbours. The b*tluces arc tine specimens, welthearted and coloured, and as they haxtj not been subjected to the wet!her elements e\en the outside leaves can l>c eaten, being not the slightest