THE EXHIBITION.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1175, 10 July 1911, Page 6

THE EXHIBITION.

. BOWLING TOURNAMENT, Tho number of persous who visited the Exhibition on Saturday was 3207, making . the total to date something like 116,457. The following is the result of Saturday's bowling at the Stadium, the name of the winner being mentioned first in each case:— 3 p.m. to G p.m.—Prince (15) v. Ballinger (12); Arden (l(i) v. Neville (10); Pollock (20). v. .Thompson (9); Dimock (20) v. Williamson (3); Campbell (17) v. Dunks (tO); liill (12) v. W. Hendry (10); Prince (17) v. NcTille (9); Ballingcr (20) v. Arden (7); Pollock (20) v. Williamson (G); j'Jimock (15) r.-Thompson*(9); W. Hmhljt (32)' v. Danks (9); Hill (25) v. Campbell (T). From G p.m. to 10 p.m.—Brnckenridso (17) v. "Webh (G); Piirata. (29) v. M'Whaii7iell (8): Balkntriie (18) v. YVylk (10); Kelly MS) v. Taplin (7); lioutloy (19) v. Noble (9); Crawford (32) v. Griffiths (fi); Prackenridgo (13) v. Parata (2); Webb (1M v. M'Whannell (4); Kelly fIS) v. Wvlic (It); Ballantyne f2l) v. Taplin ft); Noble (15) v. Crawford (!)); Koutlev (21) v. Grif. jfiths (I). The following are the drawings for this evening:— From G p.m) to 8 p.m.—Brackenridge v. M'Whannell: Webb v. Pnrata; Wylio v. Taplin; Kelly v, Ballantyne; Noble v. Griffiths; Koutley v. Crawford. Prom 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.—Ballinjjer v •Neville; Pollock v. Dimnck; Williamson t. Thompson; Danks v. IJill; Campbell v. Hendry. : In XT shed is an interesting exhibit, consisting of some artistic in shell-work-tho wnrk of Mr. P. W. Monthpy, of Mount Albert. This exhibit is worthy of the attention of patrons. Considerable business has been 'transacted in this unique stall, where many dainty ornaments may ho obtained at a nominal cost.