BOWLING.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17808, 6 July 1923, Page 14

BOWLING.

v WEST END CLUB, TIMARU. (bpbcial to "thb pbbss.") TIMARC, July 5. Tho tenth annual meeting of the West End Bowiiing Club was hold this evening, Mr T. Currie presiding over a good attendance, The annual report and balance-sheet (already published in "The Press") were adopted. ; It was> decided that in future the annual meeting should be held in September. The president stated that the thanks of the club were due to Messrs L. Dew ax for a donation of two medals and G. McLean for a donation of a notice board. The election of officers for the coming season resulted as follows:—Patrons, Messrs W. C. Raymond, P. J. fiolleston, M.P., K. E. Guinness, W. Thomas and G. J. Wallace; president, Mr T. Currio (re-elected); vice-presidents, Messrs L. Dewar and. H. Edgington; secretary, Mr R. C. HocKing; treasurer, Mr G. Blackham; auditor, Mr 11. F. Provan; executive, Messrs J. Stringfellow, E. Cornwall, W. Walker, J. Price, R. F. Provan, A.V. Newman, and W. Reid; match committee, Messrs ]L. Dewar, R. F. Provan and G. Blackham; sole selector, Mr L. Dewar; green supervisors, Messrs J. Stringfellow and E. Cornwall; greenkeeper, Mr J. A. Dewar, Donations to the club were mod© by Messrs Currie, Edgington, Roundhill, Dawson, Provan, Shepherd, Stringfellow, Berry, L. Dewar, Reid, Vuoetich, Smith, Ellis, Cornwall, Sampson, Lincoln, Walker, Gunn, McLean and Maytll, who were cordially thanked. It was decided to make a presentation to Mrs Currie in recognition of nor services to tho clue NEW ZEALANDERS IN QUEENSLAND. (BS CABLE—PRBBS ASSOCIATIbsr—COPTBIQHT.) (atjstbalian ahd nz. cabls associatioh 1 (Received July sth, 9.6 p.m.) BRISBANE, July 6. New Zealand beat Booroodabin, Balmoral and Auchenflower combined by 170 points to 157.