BOWLING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 76, 1 April 1910, Page 8

BOWLING.

« The following teams have been selected to play for the Petone Club tomorrow: — Friendly match at Hutt green : Gray," Reunie, P. M' Arthur, Alarsden (skip) ; Firth, Lowin, Renai, Gilmore (skip); Smith, Bull, Castle, Henry (skip). Cup match against Hutt : Cowie, Fowler, Udy, Dr. Ross (skip) ; 'Findlay, Carter, Melhuish, Wylie (skip) ; Jones, Walton, T. M'Arthur, Southgate .(skip). The following will represent the Hutt Club at Petone to-morrow : — Judd, M'Gurk, Nicholson, Trevethick (skip) ; Cadby, Cuff, Jones, Hodgins (skip) ; Pole, Allport, Barlow, Yates (skip). The following will represent Kelbnrne Club in a friendly match against the {Wellington Club to-morrow. To play on Kelbnrne Green : — Coull, Wright, (Williamson, and Jameson (skip) ; White, Anderson, Smith, and Gow (.-kip) ; Knowles. Comric, Barber, and Drury (skip). To play on Wellington green :—: — J. Routley, Robertson, M. Routley, and Dinuit (skip); Baldwin, Hamerton, juii., Littlejohn, and Johnston (skip) ; Duguid, Harto*, Gannawav, juii., and C. Kelly (skip).

Witness's expen.'es- were asked for by Sub-Inspector Norwoood in connection with a certain case in which the police .were prosecuting in the Magistrate. Court to-day. A fine was inflicted and damages were awarded tho informant, the total cost to defendant being £5. Mi. W. R. HaM»lden,S.M., suggested that the witness's expenses be deducted from the' fane. In urging the court to allow the expenses Sub-Inspector Norwood s-tated that the amount would have to be paid ; if the court would not allow it the Poli<e Department would have to meet the liability. Mr. Haselden, in refusing the reque&t, remarked : "I am not going to clog the administration of justice . . . ifr would mean that I have to ascertain 1 the costs before I impose the fine." At a later stage, Sub- Inspector Noiwood asked for a witness's expenses in another case. In this instance witness was informant, and in refusing his expenses, Mr. Haselden remarked: "His consciousness of having done his duty as a citizen should be sufficient leward.'* Mention was made in the Magistrate's Court to-day of two informations preferred against the New Zealand Time» Company, Ltd., in which it is understood defendant company i.< charged with two breaches of the bylaw? (1) encroaching on a street on the 19th March for the ex liibition of pictures on a fcreen ; and (2) causing an exhibition of pictures to be made in Lambton-quay on the tame dat^ mud causing a crowd to congregate s*> •_ impede traffic.. "n the application or Mr. J. O'Shea, iu\ t-olicitor. the ca*re *ere adjourned until next Friday.