BOWLING

Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 74, 29 March 1939, Page 18

BOWLING

DRAW FOR EASTER FOURS

The following is the draw for the Wellington Bowling Centre's Easter Fours tournament: — SECTION A. (Wellington, Johnsonville, and Kelburn greens.) A. E. Duncan (Victoria), H. S. W. Macdonald (Victoria), W. C. Cooper (Karori), Mattar (Otaki Railway), J. Brackenridge (Lyall Bay), V. Recce (Island Bay), J. H. Newson (Wellington), W. T. Wilson (Petone), A. McCune (Hataitai) E. A. Baker (Hutt). SECTION B. (Johnsonville, Victoria, and Island Bay greens.) W. Palmer (Wellington), J. Porteous (Wellington), H. Dickson (Thorndon), W. Marshall (Lyall Bay), W. F. Hadwin (Hutt), A. J. Dixon (Karori), D. Hunter (Petone), C. G. Scolon (Victoria), M. Routley (Kelburn), A. Rendle (Upper Hutt). SECTION C. (Hataitai, Seatoun, and Khahdallah greens.) G. P. Middleton (Victoria), T. Forsyth (Victoria), J. R. Smith (Kelburn), A. L. Mazey (Wellington), P. McWhannell (Hataitai), J. Leuchars (Lyall Bay), J. R. Cook (Eastbourne), A. R. Hastings (Newtown), H. A. Hill (Island Bay), F. Jacobs (Johnsonville). ■ SECTION D. (Karori, Kelburn, and Hataitai greens.) C. N. Rabone (Wellington), A. J. Pollock (Wellington), F. J. Jones (Island Bay), W. Gilbert (Karori), H. G. Davison (Victoria), H. N. Hunt (Hataitai), K. S. Henry (Kelburn), E. R. Gibbs (Upper Hutt), W. Sherwood (Lyall Bay), C. A. Wilson (Newtown). SECTION E. (Thorndon, Khandallah, and Victoria I greens.) J. B. Reid (Lyall Bay), F. Hazelwood (Lyall Bay), A. R. Glen (Island Bay), H. Watts (Victoria), J. Widdop (Kelburn), O. Silbery (Petone), J. H. Brown (Upper Hutt), H. Taylor (Karori), P. Skoglund (Wellington), A. E. Wells (Hataitai).

Mr. R. J. Thomas, formerly of the Public Works Department, Wellington, has arrived in England and has been appointed to the Shipping Department at New Zealand House, states "The Post's" London correspondent. He is filling the position previously held by Mr. D. Vinnicombe, who will shortly go to New Zealand on an "exchange" basis. Mr. Thomas was a member of the New Zealand University Rugby team which toured in Japan in 1935. He is to play for Catford Bridge, to which a number of New Zealanders already belong.