BOWLING

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 24 January 1939, Page 7

BOWLING

VISIT OF QUEENSLANDERS

ARRIVE IN NELSON TO-MORROW [ The visiting Queensland, bowlers will, arrive in Nelson to-morrow afternoon ; and be entertainment in the evening at the Nelson Club's rooms by those j Nelson bowlers who visited Queensland last year. On Thursday afternoon there will be a reception by the bowlers of Nelson and district, followed by a seven rinks game. The Nelson Centre rinks contains seven of this year’s presidents, 'and several of those players who visited Queensland. The local rinks are as, iollows: Nelson: A. G. Stewart, E. B. Martin, 1 W. A. Dee. A. H. Crawley, Centre and Club President (s). Maitai: H. R. Dodson (president). A. E. Dee. G. M. Simpson. G. E. Piper (s). Takaka: L. A. Peterson, E. A. Polplase. R. W. Kirk. J. W. Murray (president) (s). 1 Wakefield: K. Hunt. J. T. Eden. W.,T. ! Simpson (president), O. E. Eyden (s). Richmond: H. Stratford, E. Win, P. Sutton, R. W. Smith (s). | Motueka: H. B. McGlashen. F. J. Bowers, J. G. Wilkinson (president). R. P. Rowling (s). < Mapua-Murchison: C. Higgs (presi- ! dent), A. McKee. L. A. Bradley. N. B. . Batchelor (president), j In the evening the visitors will be j entertained at the Majestic Theatre by Mr A. H. Crawley, president of the centre, and aftrewards to supper. They J will also visit Mr A. Gilbert’s orchrad, j Stoke, in the morning, and partake of j morning tea. Any bowlers who would like to attend the theatre party are notified to see Mr j Crawley.