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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 56, 30 November 1923, Page 4

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TSvclvo rinks from the • Manawatu Centre are to visit Wellington on Wednesday and Thursday next. Six rinks will play against Wellington and six against Victoria, on their respective oreons, on the afternoon, of DecemlxTr 5. On Thursday mornmg six rinks will meet the Newtown Club, and six the Thoradon Club, on their greens, and on Thursday. match will be played against the Wellington Centra on the Kelburn and Hataitai greens. The Wellington Centre’s representation on the Hataitai green will be as follows: One rink representing the centre executive, two from Hataitai Club, one from Karori, one from Hutt, and one from Petone, and at Kelburn. ono rink from centre executive, two from Kelburn one Karori ono Hutt, and one Petone . The executive rinks will be, at Kelburn : Muir, Nalder. Thompson Meadowcroft (s.). At Hataitai: Seddon, Munro. Kershaw, Hodgins (s.), Scatoun teams for Saturday are: Pennants, v. Island Bay .-‘-At home: Rigg, Gordon, P. Wright, A. H. Wright (s.). Away: M.illier. Gardiner, Magill, McGirr (s.). At home: Reed, Bennett, Stone, 'Trevor (s.). Away: C. Wyatt. Bell, H. Myatt, Bradley /g \ Junior Pennants at Newtown.-—Sea-toun: Keeling. Murray, Parton, Snelling (s.). Friendly v. Island Bay.—Scatoun—• At homo: Griffiths, Willoughby, C. McFarlane, Parry (s.). Away: Kircher, Page. Myers, M r ebb (s.). Hutt teams against Central on Saturday are: — . Senior Pennants. —Homo: leagle, Young. Davidson. Hendry' (s.); Murphy, Yates, Johnson, Eddie (s.). Away: Macdougall, 'Thomson, Scott, W. L. Dudley (s.) Dempsoy, Tosswill Brooks, Hodgins (s.). Friendly.—Home: Mothes. Risliworth, Guiness, Auger (s.); McCrum, Grant. M'aldie. Ginger fs.). ; Burgess, Treadwell Campbell. Flinn (s.) ; Parker. F. Page. Cotton Keir (s.); Simpson, Earle, Parker, H. Russell (s.). Away: Blackmore, Stonchouse. Jones, Judd (s.); Mason, Collings, Dr. Barron Meyrick (s.) ; Bock, Scott. J. G. Rowe. Kennington (s.); Webley. Foster. McGurk. Macaskil (s.) ; Norns, Davies. Mowbray,. Shearer (,s).

Tito Rev. F. Stubbs, F.R.G.S., who returned to Now Zealand from an extended world tour this week, gave an interesting address on Japan at tho weekly luncheon of the “Y” Club yesterday. He remarked that the Japanese wcro perhaps the cleanest people in the world; they were lovable, and on all occasions most courteous to visitors. , “There is beauty m all the world, but there are countries in the world all of which are beat ftul. New Zealand Japan, and Switzerland are some of these,” said the Rev. F. Stubbs speaking on his impressions of a world tour at the “Y” Club luncheon yesterd-dv. _____