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TRANSPORT SERVICES. and Co; A Phones: Petoue, • Ulty, 43 139, Service Twice Daily to Cit.v. bowls HUGH WRIGHT CUP SOCIAL CLUBS’ MENTIn rather dull weather the annual bowling competition for the Wright Cup amongst the social clubs of the city, took place on the Wellington Club's green yesterday. Six clubs participated, each one placing two rinks on the green, so that forty-eight bowlcis were engaged. Five games of 13 hands each were played. The results were as follow: — , . SECTION A. First Round)—Munro (Civil Service) beat Lock (Working Mens), J— 8, McArthur (Central) beat Sult (Commercial Travellers), 14—8; Fielding (bedera!) boat Norwood (Wellesley), 15 — 14- , , . Second Round. — MeArtnur beat Munro, 14—10; Norwood beat Lock, 17 —9; Salt beat Fielding, 14—10. Third Round. —Fielding beat Munro, 13 — 12; Lock beat McArthur, 27 —10; Salt bent Norwood, 16 —11. Fourth Round. —Munro beat . Salt, 15— 9; Fielding beat Lock, 16 —14; Norwood beat Mi'Artbur, 19 —5. Fifth Round. —Norwood beat Munro, 19—3; Lock beat Salt. 24—9; Fielding beat McArthur, 19 —11. SECTION B. First Round.—Wylie (Wellesley) beat Halliday (Civil Service). 20—3; Duff (Working Men's).beat Vosseler (Commercial .Travellers), 17—14; Lulham (Federal) beat Johnson (Central),.9 —1. Second Round.- —Vosseler beat Halliday, 14—0; Duff beat Lulham, 23 —7t Wylie beat Johuson, 21—15. Third Round.—Halliday beat Lulham, 25 —4; Duff beat Johuson, 17—3; Wylie beat Vosseler, 17—7. Fourth Round.—Halliday heat Johnson, 13—12; Duff beat. Wylie, 15—8; Vosseler- beat Lulham, 10 —9. Fifth Round.—Duff beat Halliday, 14 — 9; Vosseler beat Johnson, 21—9; Wylie beat Lulham, 12—10. The result was a tie on games between the Working Men's and the Wellesley Clubs, but on points the former club won by 168 to 158 points. At the conclusion of the day the cup was presented by Mr. Hugh Wright, who said that they seemed to have had a pleasant day, aud lie was glad that it was now a one-day game, which he thought was better than drawing out the competitors for two days. He thought the cup promoted the proper spirit. Cheers were given for the donor, with musical honours. Mr. W. Perry, on diehalf of the bowlers, thanked Mr. Wright for presenting the cup, as it gave them a fine holiday, qnd provided them with a great day tit bowls. He hoped that the spirit which animated the competition would long continue. ( : So far the Working Men's Club, the Commercial Travellers’ Club (twice) and the. Federal Club have held the cup. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW JOHNSONVILLE CLUB. Otto Jerusalem Cup. Khandallah (at homo): Sklnuert Angell, McWhinuic, Jacobs (s); Atkin. Richardson, Embury, J. A. Mills (s.) : Washington. Jones, W. Mills, E. T. Mills (s.); Hogg, Carman, Neat. 11. Johnson Is.). The following are the teams of the several clubs lor Saturday:— KHANDALLAH CLUB. Jerusalem Cup v. Johnsonville (away): Williams, Hagies. Hackworth, Brigans (s.); Burt, Swanger, Bradshaw. Monro is.); Living, Haswell, Mulford, Butt (s.l; Palmer. MeEwan, Fleming, Nalder (s.l. , Erietidly v. Johnsonville (away): Anderson. Alcorn, Woods. Bud (s.) ; *D. McKay,' Clark, Griffiths.. Christie (s.). Against Victoria (homo): E. Bonnett, Porteous. Cutfortii. Wright (s.l; MeMoran, Moore, J. P. Mackay, King (s.). Against Ilalaitnl (home): Holland, Bridges, Taylor, Pllmmer (s.l: Billman, P. Bourke, H. Nicholls, Bath (».). OTAGO DEFEAT CANTERBURY. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Dunedin. March 6. The annual inter-provincial bowls mutch between Olago and Canterbury for the Rcdpa’tch Shield was played on the Dunedin Club's green to-day, the match being of eight rinks aside. Tito event was won by Olago by 200 points to 169. Ten games have now been played for the shield, and Otago has won seven aud Canterbury three.