Bowls S. CANTERBURY R.S.A. WINNERS
Palmerston North Beaten 17-7 (N Z Press Association) MASTERTON. March 18. South Canterbury beat Palmerston North 17-7 to win the Returned Services' Association's annual bowls championships in Masterton today Ahead from the first bowl. South Canterbury owed their predominance to their lead. D Menzies, who played only one loose shot during the 10 ‘ends Although Palmerston North tried valiantly to offset their disadvantage, the Southern skip R R Francis, was always able to retrieve the situation. In the semi-finals. Canterbury beat Whangarei 7-4. and Palmerston North defeated Waimarino 9-8 after an extra head The Hanan Trophy for competition between the North and South Islands was won by the North for the third time In 15 years.
Port Of Kaiapoi
Sunday. March 18 Ranginui <230 p.m.). 158 tons. Captain J. McDonald, from Wellington. Inter-Island Shipping Company, agents. Toa (3.10 p.m.). 215 tons. Caplain A. S. Aberdein. from Wellington. C. Morgan Williams and Son. agents. Projected Departures Toa, Wellington, March 20 Ranginui. Wellington, March 20.
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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29775, 19 March 1962, Page 17
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