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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 14 April 1914, Page 2

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EASTER TOURNAMENT. EASTER MONDAY. The Easter bowling tournament was brought to a conclusion yesterday. The results of the day's play were as follows : NELSON GREEN. MORNING. NELSON V. BLENHEIM (Nelson names first). Redgrave, Leaper, Mansford, Cress--cvell' (a), 12; Flood. Whelan, Wandcn, Mills (s), 14. Jacka. Leaper., Kempthorne, W interburn (s), 17; Johnston. Leslie, Broughton, Gleeson (s). 9. Totals: Nelson, 29: Blenheim, 23. NELSON V. RIYERSDALE (Nelson names first). Baigent, Wvlie. Monson, Wilkinson, (s), 15°; Ching) Gee. Currie. Wemyss (s), 8. NELSON V. TAKAKA (Nelson names first). ' Robinson, Trent, Angus, Pitt (s), 16; 'A. Haldane, Crothers, H. Boyes, G. Page (s).. 6. NELSON V. NEWTOWN (Nelson Phillips, Catley, Moore, Rout (s), 14; Mansford, Haldane, Warren, Spiers (s), 13. NELSON V. MAITAI (Nelson names first). Edwards, Smith, Rutherford, Wilmot (s), 20; Bartleett, Wilkens, Whiting, Hockey :(s), 8. The winners were a stoke ; rink, all being "residents of that suburb;; TERRACE END Y. NELSON (Terrace .End names first). Holland, Youmans, Turner, Sollett (s), 10; Best, Haldane, Stiles, Cressy (s)_. 7. TAKAKA V. RIYERSDALE (Takaka Barnett, Penney, Haldane, Johnston (s). 14; Young, J. Crooke, Henderson, T. Crooks (s), 9. NELSON V. TAKAKA (Saunders Cup) (Nelson names first). Wilkinson. Moyes, Crawford, Angus (s), 21; Barnett, Kirk, J. Haldane, Johnston (s), 17. Moore. Rutherford, Monson, Stiles (s). 25; Boves, Page, Haldane, J. Haldane"(s)* 22. Totals: Nelson, 46: Takaka, 37. NELSON V. KHAND'ALLAH - (Nelson ~" names first). W T iimot", Pauling, Hogg. Harkness .(s), 23; Hutchings, Prvke, Willans, Dumbell (s), 9. For. . Chfidreii's Hacteng Cough at night, Wads' Gi*eat ireppermint oure— Is 6d, 2s 6d.*

j Shields. Wvllie. Allen, Haldane (s), 11; Vincent. "Drvdcn. McArthur, Plimmer (s). 18. Squires. Edwards. Rout. Watt (s). 14; Mansfield. Watson. Bates, Davey (s). 20. Totals: Nelson, 43; Khandailah, 47. GREYTOWN V. NELSON (Greytown names first). » Ilaiii!i. Wyett. Manning. Day (s), 25; Cliitti-n, Trent, Pitt, Redgrave (s), 15. NELSON V. HATAITAI (Nelson nair.es first). Robinson. Smith. Winterburn, Kempihnnie (s), 17; Pritchard. Gyles, Grover, Kiuniburgh (s), 14. BLENHEIM V. HATAITAI (Blenheim names first). Shone. Maher, Adams, Macey (s), 18; Stonebank. Claridue, Penney, Hendry (s), 15. AFTERNOON. BLENHEIM V. NELSON (Nelson names first). RoJ.Trave, Creasv, Harkness, Mon- ,-? o', (s)~ 12;' Halligan, Duncan, Tasker, 'Yh'trford (s), 16. :.jm.sford. Squires, Watt, Moyes (s), 21 ; Tiood, Whelan, Wanden, Mills (s , I'.. Titt. Cat-lev. Kempthorne, Rout is), 25; Wilmot, Maher, Adams, Macey (,), 13. , Clutten. Robinson. Crawford, Dick-s--n (s). 37; Jo hnst-on. Leslie, Gleeson, Brou-hton (s), 14. Totals: Nelson, 93; Blenheim, 61. 'J his was considered an important- engagement, for 'which a special trophy ms provided in the shape of a valuable Turk's head pumpkin, awarded afterwards to Dickson, who made the frreatest score in the match. "RIYERSDALE V. NELSON (Nelson names first). 'Baiaent. H. Leaper. Rutherford, Allen"(s).'23; Ching, Gee, Wcmyss, Currv (s), 10. Shields, Scott, Richards, Angus (s), 23; J. Crooks, Henderson, T. Crooks, Young (s), 15. Totals: Nelson, 46; Riversdale, 25. GREYTOWN V. NELSON (Nelson names first). Phillips, H. Leaper, Yvarren. Stiles, (s), 17; Hugh. W 7 vett. M.anning, Dav (s), 15. TERRACE END V. NELSON (Nelson names firstj. Best. Jacka. Heaps, Hogg (s)>. 18; Holland, Youman, Turner, Sollett (s), 19. MAITAI GREEN. MORNING. MAITAI V. KHANDALLAH (Maitai names first). Priddie, Levenston. Armstrong, Karsten (s). 9; Mansfield. Watson, Bates. Davey (s), 10.

Laird, Campbell, Sherwood, E. Richards (s), 15; Vincent, Dr.vdeiij Plimmei', McArthur (s), 12). A. Dee> Stewart, Milner, W. Dee (s), 20 ; Hutchings, Prvke. W r illiams, Dumbell (s). 7. Totals: Maitai. 44; Khandailah. 29. MAITAI V. BLENHEIM (Maitai names first). Dixon, McArtney, A. Richards Lockwood (s), 17; Halligan, Duncan, lasker, White ford (sj, 6 " ~ n . Lew. Johnston, Shone, Thorn (s), 13, Smith! McEachen, Adams, 'Macey (s), b. Totals: Maitai, 30; Blenheim, 11, HATAITAI V. MAITAI (Hataitai names first). Pritchard, Gvles, Grover, Kinnibui-gh (s). 8; Glover, Moore, Frost, lunmclifle (S) Claridge, Stonebank, Penney, Hendry (s). iS; Hollingsworth, Pegler, Allen Brundell (s), 9. 1f ~ . 00 Totals : Hataitai, 23 ; Maitai, 22. TAKAKA V. GREYTOWN (Takaka names first). Cook, Shankland. R. Kirk, Jas. Haldane (s). 14; Haigh, Wyett, Manning, Dav (s). 9. "MAITAI V. BLENHEIM (Maitai names first). Armstrong Moore, Richards, Brundeil (s). 14'; Halligan, Duncan, Tasker, W'hiteford (s), 10. A Dee, Milner, W 7 . Dee, Karsten (s), 20;' johnson, Leslie, Broughton, GleeLaird, Stewart, Smith, Bartlett (s), 14: Flood, Whelan, Wanden, Mills (s); Totals: Maitai, 48; Blenheim, 32. RIVERSDALE V. MAITAI (Riversdale names first). Chim:. Gee, Wemyss, Currie (s), 10; Dixon,°Holliug\vorth, Sherwood, G. Dee (s) 9. J. Crook, Young, T. Crooks, Henderson (s), 23; Levenston, Pegler, Johnston, Tunnicliffc (s), 4. Totals: Riversdale, 33; Maitai, 10. MAITAI V. NEWTOWN (Maitai names first). Glover, Campbell, Whelan, Allen (s), 16; Mansford, Haldane, Warren, Spiers (S): 9. MAITAI V. TERRACE END (Maitai names firsL). Hounsoll, McArtney, McEachen, Thorn (s). 15; Holland, Yeoman, Turner, Sollett (s), 14. AFTERNOON. MAITAI V. KHANDALLAH. (Maitai names first). Pegler. Flovd. Brundell, Lockwood (s), 25; Hutchings, Watson, Dumbell, l'limmer (s), 17. Bartlett Armstrong, A. Richards. Allen (5).'22; Mansfield, Diyden. Williams, .McArthur (s), 18. Thoufs rink (card missing), 23; Davev's rink. 24. Totals : Maitai, 70 Khandailah. 59. MAITAI V. TAKAKA. (Maitai names first). Tunnicliffc. Levenston, Smith, Frost (s). 27; Boves, Shankland, Kirk, Johnston (s), 13." Hounsell, Fades. Milner, Sherwood (s). 26: Barnett, R. Haldane. Spiers, Page (sj, 11. Totals: Maitai. 53; Takaka, 24. HATAITAI V. MAITAI. (Hataitai names first). Stonebank, Hendry, Penney (s), 20; Lew, Bradshaw, Shone, Hockev (s), 15. Pritchard, Gvles, Grover, Kinni-burgh (s). 21; Harford", Bockmann. WThiting, E. Richards (s). 25. Totals : Hataitai, 41; Maitai, 40. On the Maitai green on Saturday, afternoon tea was provided by Mrs J. Allen, wife of the Preisdent of the Maitai Club. Yesterday Mrs T. McGillivrav provided the afternoon tea. -., , ' WAKEFIELD FEATHERS. TAKAKA V. MAITAI. The holders of the Feathers, Dee Bros., of the Maitai Club, were challenged by Haldane Bros., of the Takaka Club, "and a keen contest eventuated, the holders being defeated: by 28 to 14. The rinks were : Alex. Haldane, John Haldane, James Haldane, and Thomas Haldane (s) ; and A. Dee, T. Dee, G. Dee, and W .Dee (s). VALEDICTORY. At the conclusion of the tournament •the visitors and members of both chibs met on the Nelson bowling green, ■where the usual valedictory speeches ■were made. Mr Geo. Hogg, president of the Nelson Club, in a few appropriate remarks, made a presentation to Mr Yv. H. Phillips, as the most distinguished player of the tournament. The occasion was one for much good humour, and the . recipient suitably acknowledged the honour. Mr Mills, president of the Blenheim Bowling Club, expressed, on behalf of the visitors, appreciation with the manner the tournament had been conducted, and the arrangements made for the visiting "bowlers. He said that it had been customary to present each club ■with a framed photograph group of the players, but this year, in addition to remembering the caretakers, they had decided to present the local secretaries (Mr R. "W. Stiles and Mr S: F. Sherwood) with suitably engraved fountain pens to mark the excellent work they had performed. (Applause). Ca-ntain McArthur and- 'Messrs Kinniburgh and Grover also spoke in a similar strain. Messrs Stiles and Sherwood briefly responded. The gathering broke up with cheers, TOURNAMENT AT NAPIER. (United Pbess Association.) NAPIER, April 13. The bowling tournament which was commenced on Good Friday was concluded to-day. A large number of visiting bowlers "from all parts of the East Coast competed. The principal prize, the Burton Cup, was won by Turanganui (Gisborne). AUSTRALIAN SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP. (Press Association. —Copyright.) ..Rec. 10.25 a.m.) BRISBANE, This Day. The single-handed bowling champion ship of Australia was won by VVaxmau, Victoria.