BOWING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 273, 17 November 1922, Page 6

BOWING.

o """ y WEST END CLUB. ._ The official opening aud "At H^ e pUc e a the West End Rowing Club P» c to-morrow (Saturday, afternoon at r. clubhouse. St. Mary s Bay. A « p ■r fours will be rowed for tbe ThomM r cock Shield and trophies presented te^ m c Tencock president). The first race w is start at C..10 p.m. sharp. c \tVKI.AND CLUB. The Auckland Club will row trtri *gj J: for the Schmidt trophies, starting at p.m. „ NORTH SHORE CLCB. The North Shore Club will .row a net il trial fours for Bon'house tropmes. •k <5T GEORGE CLUB--2 se^^= f r^^«s. ir starting at 2.T0 p.mn. At the morning service at St. Jan* 3 nt Presbvteiian Church, Wellington Stree „l the Prime Minister (Kt. Hon. W. * k. Massev). will unveil next Sunday » . memorial to fallen soldiers. Tne meß° rt ial will be dedicated by the preache ,n Rev. Tulloek Yuille, of f>"f d , in ' " '» memorial takes a particularly apP 0 ! priate form, being an oak.communion table, artistically carved, with a ran ""• match and an :.rgan screen o W>• a design. The names „f 140 •°W*»» te nurses are inscribed on three ™* on the wreen. Of these name', 11 34 represent tho<e of the fallen. »j i. n c tiers of the congregation have three ecclesiastical chairs of «L r V ™ g^. J;- one of which ie a replica of John .' vin's chair in the Cathedral d£_ th Pierre, at Geneva. It was in *****"*„, , dral that the Peace Conference serm * fl was preached by the Archbishop of tan L' te ?or" exclusive trimmed "millinery J-j smart rea.lv-to-ucars. go to Smith a* ell Caughey. Ltd.—(Ad.; 'T- Alteration Sale. Buy your **£ nrt presents at sale prices from Jonef c " y l Newton.— (Ad.)