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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 173, 19 April 1937, Page 10

At (he official closing of the Wellington Bowling Centre's season on Saturday. tlie president of the New Zealand Bowling Association. Hou. W. Perry. M.L.C.. repeated his appeal to bowlers to support the King George A’ Memorial Fund when a collection was made at the closing of the club seasons. Probably in all the history of England there had never been a nobler king ami one could not conceive a more fitting memorial than the health camps would be. he said. As bowlers and citizens his hearers should support the fund. They should not regard it in the same light as the giving of a shilling or two to a greenkeeper at tlie end of a tournament, but those who could afford it should have recourse to their cheque books. “I appeal to you tc show that the bowling fraternity of the country has a proper appreciation of the worth of King George V." Mr Perry eon chided. The AVairarapa Power Board invites tenders for the supply of one lacwt. amitwo tt to lOcwt. lorries,