BOWLING.
NELSON CLUB, i 1 A four-rink match, Colonials v. The > World, was played on the Nelson green on Saturday afternoon, and was won by the Colonials by 25 points. A return >' match will be played either next Sat- ■ (Jldajj! or \he following week. The spores on Saturday wope : Colonials : Seymour, A. H. Bislev, M. : Jackson, E. Trask (s), 19. The World -. [ Phillips, Field, Houlker, Stevens (s), - 16, ! Colonials: Hounsell, C. Levien, Allen ' Squires (s), 31. The World : Brown. 1 Tophss, Moore, Mansford (s), li. Colonials : Lucena. E. Jackson, Watt • Cresswell (s), 24. The World: Little- ' John, Clutten, Dickson, Heaps (s), 14. 1 Colonials : Wilson, de Tourettes, Baigent, Kempthorne (s), 18. The World : Clifford, Heyward, Moves, Rutherford ' fs), 25. I '"'irfta-ls: Gojeniajs 1)2, The World 67. | The '! Feathers!." match was not ptay- ; ed on Saturday, the meeting of the l.oldgps and Rutherford's rink being postponed till Saturday next, | The afternoon tea was provided by ! Mrs H. Baigent. ; MAITAI CLUB. The match between rinks chosen by : the Secretary aud the Treasurer was not played on the Maitai green on Sat--1 urday afternoon owing to an insufficient number of players turning up. The work of top-dressing and weeding the green will be commenced to- ; day, but three rinks will be available 1 for play on Wednesday afternoon.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 15 April 1907, Page 2
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215BOWLING. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 15 April 1907, Page 2
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