BOWLING.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 10 May 1921, Page 5

BOWLING.

WAVERLEY CLUB

(From Our Own Correspondent.) On Saturday the bowling season was brought to a close with a match President y Vice-President. The weather was all that could be desired for the time of the year, and four full rinks took the best advantage to have a good is™ 6 ' 76 president's side winning by

During the afternoon tea adjournment, the president (Mr. T Verry) voiced the feelings of all present when he said it seemed a pity to close the green in such beautiful weather. The past season had been a very successful one, the matches having been well contested. He would like to take the opportunity of thanking the working committee for the splendid way they had carried out their duties, and also the caretaker of the green, saying that the green had never played better than it had done this season. Mr. Verry then presented the prizes as followsChampion singles—A. V. Merriman (brier bag presented by president) t»t £ s ('™e°ld medals presented by R^ o • -£ alm,er)- A- V- Merriman (s.) and S. Handley. Full rinks (trophies presented by J. Castles, E. Parsons, S. Handle/, and J. Morrison)—P. M. Harrison (ink stand), T. S. Lou (serviette ring) E. Parsons (pipe), and R. P. Palmer (pipe).

Colts' singles—R. J. Oliver (brief bag presented by E. C. Dallison).