Sixteen Pairs In Night Bowls Tourney
Sixteen pairs took part in the Whangarei Bowling Club’s pairs tourney under the electric light last night. After the first round of 21 heads, the following eight players were left in: Lamb, Brydon, Marwick, Wilding, Whitham, Wise, Clarke, Staple. After the second round, Lamb, Marwick, Wilding and Wise were still in. but Lamb and Wise fell in the next games, and in the final between Marwick and Wilding, Marwick won, 5—3, in a five-head game. The winners wore Roseman and Marwick, with Woledge and Wilding as runners-up.
During their visit to London next month, the president of the French Republic, M. Lebrun, and Madam Lebrun will visit the Institute Francai's du Royaume Uni, for the opening of its new premises in Kensington. The Princess Royal, who, with M. Lebrun, is patron of the Institute, will receive the guests, and, at the President’s request has consented to make an official declaration of the opening on behalf
Dr. M. Crkvenac, who is paying an official visit to New Zealand on behalf of the Yugoslav Government, is cn a tour of Northland, and is travelling as far as Kaitaia.
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Northern Advocate, 1 March 1939, Page 9
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