BOWLING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIII, Issue 13714, 3 April 1905, Page 5

BOWLING.

, ICs.IAPOI v. CANTERBURY.. The match between Kaiapoi and Canter" bury was played at. Kaiapoi on Saturday, the visitors winning by 53 points. The scores were:—Rink No. 1: Kaiapoi—J. : Hartshorn, i>r Hurray, W. Parnhnrn, R. Wyllie, 20; Canterbury—T. Rsllisshaw, A. Gabites, T. Bunting, J. Brotvn, 22. Rink No. 2: Kaiapoi —G. H. Blackwell, H. Bsrden, Dr Crawshaw. E. Parnham. 11; Canterbury—H. Barlow, F. Saxton, J. Thompson, H. W. S. Ho-llyer, 30. Rink No. 3: Kaiapoi—Rov ll'Donald, T. Goldthorpc, A. Purdie, A. Pcarce, 14; Canterbury—J. Araess. J. Clark, D. Neave, W. Jacques. 24. Rink No. 4: Kaiapoi—J. 11. Blackwcll. D. CossgrQ,ve, J. H. Simpson, T. R. Leithhead, IS; Canterbury—J. Williams, W. Minchinton, F. Stsrrjy, H. Oakley. 23. xtiuk No. 5: Kali.poi—Rev J. Holland, J. Ai*yrnan, H. . Fer.therstono. F. Parnham, -15,; Cantrrburv—J. .Grcijr, J. Cull, P. Hyndman. ■E. Hcfrinan, 16. Rink No. 6: Kaiapoi—A.'F. Muck-ay, R. Moore, R. M. Wright. AV. Broadley, 12; Canterbury—J. Howe, J. H. Hopkins. J. M. Taylor. T. Marriott, 31. Totals— Kaiapoi 93, Canterbury 116. Tha members of the Canterbury Bowling Club met Mr E. C. Ashby on Saturday evenin?, prior to his leaving on a trM to th« Old Country, when Mr F. J. Barlow, presid?nt of the club, on bHia-lf of the members, presented Mr Ashley with a srold meclnl. bearin r; the inscrinfior : —" Canterburv Bowling Club. Mr E. C. Ashby. Life member, 1005.'' Mr. Ashby suitably replied. <,