BOWLING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16375, 1 November 1916, Page 3

BOWLING.

KAEAXG AHAE E CLUB. [B7 TELEGRAPH.OWN CORRESPOND EXT. ] KARANGAHAKE, Tuesday. The Karangahake Bowling Club's green was officially opened on Saturday afternoon. The president. Mi. E. J. Hitching, welcomed the visitors and intimated that the sum of £63 had been raised for the Wounded Soldiers' Fund this season, and the List was not closed. The president then called upon Mrs. R."tchie to roll the first jack. A match. President versus Vice-president, was then played, -nine rinks being occupied. • The results are is follows, the president's teams being mentioned first:—Sullings, C. Wilson. Andrew. Croucher. 25, v. Tennant. Tucker. Pears©. Harris. 14; Hargreaves. Kelly. Hetheirington, Vercoe, 16. v. Cooke, Dawson, Cherry, J B. Morrison. 16; Collins. G. Price. Griffiths, Dunlop. 12, ▼. Murphy, A Wilson, Stansfield, En3oll, 19; Dare, Capp. E. Watson. Hewitt 26, v. Rickard, W. Wilson. Given. Orbell, 18; McDonald. W. Morrison, Mayson. Morgan, 23. v. Waiters. E. Whitehead. Hind, Hamilton, 18; Cane. Dandy. Butchart, McKay, 18, v. Henry. Brown. Marsh, Claris, 13; Adamson, Hay ward. Lloyd, Pinder. 26, v. James. Casley, J. Whitehead, Clothier. 17; Hitchison, Wells, Bygrave, W. Price, 17, v. Searle, Noy, Paterson, Quin, 20: Southberg. J. White. G. Morrison, Whitchurch. '. v. Kemp, Gould. Scandrett, Christie. IS; totals, president 195, vice-president 153. Afternoon tea was dispensed by the ladies' committee. Messrs. Harris (Paeroa). Orbel! (Thames). Clothier (Te Aroha), Paterscn 'Nsrarua-n-ahial. Croucher rWaikino), and Morgan (Waihi) responded on behalf of the visitors Visitors from the various goldfields centres were also present on the croquet and tennis lawns.