BOWLING.
CANTERBURY BO WLING GLtJQ.
A match ' was played on the Canterbury green on Saturday aftemooa between three rinfce, each chosen by the President and the Vlce-Presidenfc respectively. The match "was twenty-oße hekd9,"isnd resulted In a victory for the genial and popular President by 27 points, the total scores beiag— President's side, 651 Vice-Presiident'e, 48. The following were the rinks and scores, No. 3 Rink playing , only three men :—
No. 1 Rink. President. Vijie-Presldenfc. J.Htffrte ' J. Tdovey A. R. Kirk J. Tait C f> Litfhtband A. V. Pai-soue Do. 2 Rms. H. Toomer, eenr. J. Alexander J,Pradhoe , r-Stdford . G. Colemaa m Y*isf **&,_, v . R PaOe (aklpj . , 28 J. Oakley (aklp) &0 No. S Rnnr. — Purdfe F. Mercer, J. Oa?l '. . Rir.Newby J. Taylor tskip> ; l? W. Thtimeoa (eldp) f 65 tt
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Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 7524, 14 April 1890, Page 5
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