BOWLING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 156, 1 July 1916, Page 6

BOWLING.

i AUCKLAND CENTRE MEETING. i The president, Mr C. C. Laurie, occupied i the chair at the annual meeting of the i i Ancldand Centre, Dominion 'Sowling Assor: elation, last evening. Delegates from clubs ■ affiliated with the Centre attended in strong ', force. i! THE TEAR'S WORK. ! i The third annual report and balance-sheet ■ .; showed that the numt>er of affiliated clubs ■ ,! wes 32. Tile financial position was satis- i j factory, the Oeatre having a sum of £115 ■ 1 .12/3 to its credit. The Management Coml lurttet 'jinATrimously resolved to 00-operate I j with tire Uotorua local ooreoiittee in proj; viding comforts and recreation for the sol- ! (iiers in convalescent homes. It is antirfr J pated at least f4OO wiU be available for : ■ this purpose. } j The committee expressed its thanie to . j i.he bowlers of the varions clubs for their ' valuable assistance during tournaments, to & . the vmJows clubs who laat their greens, and i.: also to the umpires, who had so satisfac\i, torily performed their duties. The report s I and balance-eheet were adopted. I ELECTION OF OFFICERS. ' j Th« following officers were elected: Presi"ident, Mr J. Bonsktll: vice-president, Mr vi A. Snedden: hon. secretary, Mr A. M. Bryij den; hon. treasurer, Mr W. Coltman: andiV I tor, Mr G. F. Brimblecombe; Management j, Committee, Messrs J. Carlaw. C. V. Langsford, F. J. Eiliedon, S. Lamb, 3. C. Baddeler. .T. Vuglar and E. George. Messrs y M. Walker and M. M<?Call\nn were selected i s ns the Centre's nominees for the Dominion , f Council. • l EXISCDTIVE MATCHES. '■" It was decided, after a ienffthy discussion, a thet executive matches be confined to g- members of the Management Committee. B- DAYLIGHT SAVING. le On the suggestion of the Devonport Club , itftvas dedded, "That this meeting of Anck- "• land bowlers express the opinion that the .c paesiuc of the JDaylight Saving Bill would la be in the best tatereste of this country."