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Northern Advocate, 25 January 1939, Page 11

rain in the morning the Queensland bowlers had an almost perfect afternoon for their match against the Buller Centre on, the Westport green yesterday, and gained a narrow victory by 115 points to 111. The visitors were the guests of- the Buller Bowling Centre at a banquet last evenfng.

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