BOWLING.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 21, 26 January 1911, Page 2

BOWLING.

Wellington Olub will be represented in an inter-club match against Petone !on Saturday next by the following teams: — On home green — Erskine, Norton, Georgetti, and A. Laurensoa (skip); Hyams, Roberts, Geddis, and Carroll (skip); Evans, Carter, Mayer, and Crane (skip) ; Glendining, Tanner, Blake, and Thompson (skip). On Petone green— Fay, Phelps, 8.8. Allen, and M'Glashan (skip); Hustwick, JNieL. sei.', Arnold, and Hume (skip); W. Miller, Richards, Grundy, and H. Frostl (skip); Bourke, Williams, o' Sullivan, and G. Brown (skip). Petone will be represented by tha foDowing: — Away— Curtis, Cometti, Hay, and Wylie (skip) ; Elvines, Ryder, Walton, and Southgate (skip) ; Griffiths, Lowin, Jones, and Coles (skip) ; P. M'Arthur, Maynard, Renai, and Castla (skip). Honie^ — Firth, Huskisson, Smith, and Dr. Ross (skip) ; Andrews, Rennie, Marsden, and Henry (skip) ; Mudge, Head, Stephens, and Melhuish (skip) ; F. Cooper, T. M'Arthur, Freeth, and Fowler (skip). In a match for the Hill Pins on the Wellington green, yesterday afternoon the scores weret — Te Hiwi (challengers) — E. J. Hill, Martin, Parata, Porteous (skip), 25; Wellington (holders)—Glendining, Hamilton, Laurenson, Webb (skip), 15.

SOUTH AUCKLAND TOURNEY. I fBI TKLKGEAPH — PRESS ASSOCIATION.] WAiKI, 25th January. 4bout 100 visiting bowlers under "the auspices of the South Auckland Bowling Association commenced a championship meeting to-day.

Mr. W. G. Riddell, S.M., concluded yesterday afternoon the hearing of tha charges of indecently assaulting two little girls, preferred against Frederick Rollin. In the first charge, his Worship held that there was sufficient evidence to go to a jury, and accused was committed for trial.