BOWLING SEASON.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20385, 14 October 1929, Page 15

BOWLING SEASON.

OFFICIAL OPENINGS HELD.

GOOD WEATHER CONDITIONS

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S PLAY.

Several bowling clubs in Auckland bold their oliieial openings on Saturday. Favoured by good weather conditions there were large attendances at all greens, and many enjoyable games wero played.

TIIE EPSOM CLUB

Alio Epsom bowling and croquet greens presented a gay appearanco when the official opening ceremony took place. The pavilion was specially decorated for the occasion, and thoro was a largo gathering of members and friends, as well as representatives of neighbouring clubs. Tho president of tho club, Mr. C. Bla.key, in extending a welcome to tho visitors, said he was very pleased to see so many old members present. Lie referrcd to the loss sustained by tho club through tho deaths of such valued members as Messrs. J. Buttle, J. Lock, F. Richmond and O. Townsend. The Auckland Centro executivo was represented by Messrs. S. Coldicutt, president, T. Proctor and A. Yeoman. Mr. Coldicutt said Epsom was ono of tho most prosperous clubs in Auckland. Ho bad fust attended its official opening in 1907, when ho was secretary of the Auckland Bowling Club. Epsom had then been in existence a year and had taken several members of the older club, who had been extremely useful in helping to lay the foundation of tho new one. Mr. Coldicutt mentioned, as an instanco of tho closo friendship existing among bowlers, that he had that day received a cablegram from Mr. Jame's Pascoe. of Auckland. a vice-president of tho Dominion executive, sent from Genoa, where Mr. Pascoe was touring. Mr. Pascoe wished the clubs of tho Auckland Centro every success with their openings. After references had been made to (be assistance of the ladies the preens were declarod officially open amid cheers. During (he afternoon refreshments wero provided and music was rendered bv O'llalloran's orchestra.

Iho results of matches played are as follows: Morrison. Brown, Bruce. Blnke.v, 22, v. Dowding, Middluton, Ramsoy, E, Craig, Jc;; La zenby, Paget, C. Blackweil, Colthurst. 19, v. Hendry, O'Grady, Thompson, Cribble, 15; Baeyertz, Lawrence, Smith, George, 30, v. Campbell. Bailey, Furncll. Hannah, 27; Laurie. Mynott, Lorejiam, W Hard ley, 21, v. Latta, (iouk, Keasing, Peurce, II; Howard, Turner. Lamb, de Launay, .11, v. Hollis, S. Hardily, Benn, C. Maher, In; McGregor, H. Clark, Burton, Richmond, 24. v. C'ropley, Whitchorne, McDougall, J. Wright. 21; Ferguson, Whymer. Higginson, Parsons. 17. v. Sinclair. W. Harrison. Wereham, A. Jones, 21; Clarkson, Smerdon, Hill, W. E: Taylor 27. v. French, B. Smith, A. Wright, C. Allum, 1G; Parkinson. H. Johnson. S. Reid, .Toll. 9. v. Good, dribble, Miller. Brownett, 19; Chapman, A. Watson, Edgerlev, Dratton, 25, v. Wiseman. Yeabury, J. Wallace. Cox. 17; Leather. R. Thompson, A. Jj. Grey. Sommerville, 18, v. Thomas, Farrow. Pilt. E. Jones. 17; Standon, Jackson, S. While, W. Hills. !W, v. Stehr, Blakey, Bnke, Snoad, 18; Freeman, W. T. Brown, Hardy. Hooper, 2(i, v. Peak, C. R. Brown, F. Wood. Movie. 12: AVallace, Hackman, O. Blakey. McDougall. 16. v. Wells, J. Harrison. Whclaus, Parker-Hill, 23.

THE ON Ell UNO A CLUH

The Onehtingn bowling and croquet greens wero opened by the bowling president. Mr. R. Buchanun, who complimented tho committeo on the general appearance of the club's property and especially the fine condition of the three, greens now in use Ho said it was pleasing to him and all bowlers that Onehunga was coming back to the old days, when it was considered io havo tho best greens in Auckland. He invited all present to see the beautiful display of red tulips and blue .cornflowers which decorated the afternoon tea kiosk, these being supp'ied olid arranged by Mrs. and Miss fichnauer. After Mrs. Buchanan threw the firßf jack the president declared the greens ooen for play, tho official ceremony of tho bowling section being concluded by the presentation to Mrs. Buchanan of a bouquet of sweetpeas and roses by Miss Mario MacFnrquhar. Mr. S. Coldicu t. president nf the Auckland Bowling Centre, and MessYs. T. Proctor and A. Yeoman, members of the centre executive, attended during the afternoon. Those present also attended the open;ng of the croquet gre-'iis. the first ball bf 1 ."- played by Mrs Buchanan. f f he official visitor from tho Auckland Bowling Mr. A. B. Barter, complimented the ladies of tho Croquet Club on winning the senior banner nino times in succession. Music was supplied by the Onehunga Band, and the attention given to the afternoon tea arrangements was the filial '°ucti to what was considered by all present the best opening day Onehunga has ever had. Results of games played are as follows: President'* v. Vice-Presidents teams: AlcMacter, Whiteside. J. K. . Boss R. Buchanan. 27, v. Westney Pringlc. Duke, A B. Barter. 23; L. Bray. \ azey, A. Jones. A. Gatland. 15. v. Moore, Grace, Allen, Keatley, 25; C. Skinner. Coutts Cow ell. Michaels. 22. v. Gill. Angus. G. .Tones, E. Marks. 12; Philips. Clarke, W. Flowerday, J. White. 17, v. J. Skinner, Nimnas. M""™E. Oatland. 21; McKume. Wutlnnson, I- ordham liar per. 2*2. v Homers, HicliardK. x».. Davis F Marks. 15; W. Marks Beere. Wigginton, E. Buckley. 20,, v. W Stokes. Bell. Wright. 24; Evans. Walton. Wilson. 19. v. Kennedy. S. Brown. W Davies, Basset!, 22; Keenan, Conolly, A Brown, Lloyd. 22, v. McNab. Ferguson. A George. MacFarquhar. 20; Buchanan. Foote, Vivian Bourke 24 y Mark ham. Matliieson, Wallace L J. Suthr. Chrichton, Kirkwood, iaylor. I. (jeor„e. v Hickman. E Morton. Green, 13; Hardcastle. Good, McAllum, v Schofield, Welham. Speight, C arbvnes. 21: Gibbons. Gentles, Cox. Robertson. 19. . f'olebrook Gordon. Lmdberg. Caddy. 18. A Robb Mann. Horsley. Schnauer. 20. v. Davenport. Captain Smith. S c hnuckenberg, f'nnnins 1G- Burgess, fc arrar, Snell, Blake, ofT ! IlieJtins. Lynburn. Kenny. 21- J. Robb, McGmre, A - Brown. 10. • Keeling, Cannon, Ireland, sluntiue, Greening. Davio, - . . w.

THE 110 WICK CLUB. The official opening of the Howick Bowlin" and Croquet Club's greens was attended hv* a large and representative gathering. oL being the 21st anniversary of the club. The guests of honour v/cre only three original members of the tlub. Miss C Gill, Mrs. A. Wyatt and Wis. li K Gilmour, whose husband was the pioneer promoter of the club A anniversary cake was provided for these members. president of the Bowling Club,' extended a welcome to o the visiting clubs. Mr. A. W. 11.i . JU- •• stated he hud made a special tup from Wellington to attend, as it always g.i . him the greatest pleasure lo visit the Howick Club. Mrs. Gilmour threw the fust jack and the president declared the green ° P Mcssrs. P j'! y 'W. Hard ley and H. Clarke represented the Auckland Bowling Centre. Mr Hardley. on behalf of the centre, concratulatcd the club on attaining its »nt anniversary and wished it every success in the future. He conveyed a message to the Howick Club from Queensland bowl,bib. v.-ho specially remembered Howick for its beauty and for the hospitality of its bowle s Mrs H P. Johnson, president of the Croquet Club, made reference to the good work done by the ladies in the past and had every confidence in the future of the club. The guests of honour performed the ceremony of playing the firstbalis on Jhe croquet lawns and the president declared them open for play. During tho tea interval each of tho three ladies was presented with a bouquet and a commemoration badge. The president, Mrs. Johnson, was also the recipient of a bouquet, having acted or many years n3 secretary to the Croquet are the results of the matches played:—Ritchie, Simpson, Selby, Addinson. 19 v. Uowden, Ruuciman, Waldren, A.. W. Hall 18; J- Roberts, Gaudy, Beckett, Baylias. 19, v. Mclntyre, Paton. Richardson, Market 17; Beaumont, Dunn. IT. Andrews, H. Jenkin. 24. v. E. B. Bates, Weller, flat ward, Gollan. 10; Curtis. Scilley. 11. P Johnson. Bush. 22, v. F. Moran, Stubbs, W. Hall, W. Jenkin. 17; Cox. Granger, 10. v. Sloman, Smith, 12.

THE HILLSBOROUGH CLUB. The official opening of tho Hillsborough Bowling Club's green was attended by a large number of visitors nnd representatives of other clubs. Tho pavilion was tastefully decorated for the occasion. The president. Mr. Pearce. welcomed ho visitors and said he considered bowls the Masonry of sport and one that wives should bo proud for their husbands to indulge in. Mrs. Pearce then threw the jack across the green and declared the season open. Tho results of matches nro as follows: Sakey. A. Martin. Pilkington, Muston, 17. v. if ill. Waters. Goldsmith, Kelly, 23; Hipkins, Buckle. Wilkinson, Hollows, 26, v. Mcintosh, White, Wilson, Williamson, U; Twiname. Maxwell, Mountain, Wilson, 27. v Parkinson, Mason, Thompson. Franklin, 29; Farland, Clark, Gregory, Sheath. 11. v ltutledge, Giles, Stringer, Kays, 13: Gray, Christie, Pollard, Mclvor, 21, v. Wombwell, Robertson, Wsrd, Moon, 27; Bagley, Paterr.on, I'latt, Goldsmith. 20. v. Monk. Oboru, Sainty, Foote, 17; McMillan, Cutforth, Lye, Donnell, 17. v. Hardman, Scarborough, Preston, Cliff, 16.

THE MANGERE CLUB. Tho Mangcro Bowling Club held its oflicinl opening iu the presence of a large attendance of visitors, representing tho New Lynn, Otahubu, Clevcdon, Papatoctoo, Pukekohc, Ponsonby. Kawhiti, Carlton, Edendale, St. llelierr, Buy, Stanley and Devonport Cluba. Messrs. S. Coldicutt, A. Yeoman and T. Proctor, of tho executivo of tho Aueklund Bowling Centre, attended ditriii:,' tho afternoon.

Before calling on Mrs. Knight to throw tho first jack Mr. W. K. Knight, president of tho club, welcomed tho visitors and congratulated tho superintendent upon the condition of the green.

Results of guinea played ate as follows: Soloman, Allcock, Mares, Whithnm, 21, v. Tait, Thompson, Downie, Prunglcy, 21; Thomas. Ilill. Nicholls, Jones. 19, v. Barrett, Vincent, Pinhey. Connor, 10; Greenwood, McKay, Studd, White, -0, v. Crawlord. Laslet.t, Massey, Wilson, GO; Hunt, .Tackman, Robertson, Everett, 20, v. Beatty, (iuzza, Tucker, Ilollier, 2'2: Perkins. Savell, IS'ewson, Turner, 20, v. Proutley, James, CI. Hardley, C. FTardley, 17; Wilton, Methveil, Leyland, W T(. Knight. 27, v. Penman, Purser, McKenzie, Clarkson. 22; Young, Yen. .1. Clarke. Edmonds. 14, v. Percy, llodges. Rainger, McKnight, 18; Koussey, Xicichion, Fisher, Koulston, 2G, v. Litchfield. MacC'aulny, McLeod, Coltman, 20; Douglas. Smith, Crow, Mrlvor, 10, v. Moon, Humphries, McLaren, t'iulay, 22.

PAPAKURA. Representatives of the Northern Waikato Bowling Associations, the Pukekohe, Rawhili, Tuakau, Papatoetoe and Clevcdon Clubs, were present at tho oflicial opening of the Papakuru, Bowling Club. Mrs. E. 1). McLennan, wife of tho patron, threw the jack for the first game of the season. During the afternoon Messrs. J. W. Hardley and H. Clarke, of tho Auckland Bowling Centre executive, visited tho green and the former addressed the howlers. Following are the results of matches played: —Dickey, Lound, McKay, Moncrief, 18, v. Thornton, Mullins. O'Conneil. Hope, 21; Cornford, Watson, Nettlingham, Glatton, 13, v. Keviu, Fallon, W. McEntee, Harris. 19; Andrew, Moiso, Fames, Seaton. 22, v. Guigley, Guillard, Lupton, McC'all, 1G; Hancock, Meikle, Burroughs. Bates, 22, v. Bond, A. G. Smith, A. G. McEntee, Hosking, 15; Kinton, Willis, Palmer, Hyde, 22, v. Waters, Dunkley. T. G. Smith, Rice, 21.

THE JSUCKLAND CLUB. There was a large altendance of members unci visitors at (lie official opening of the Bucklund bowling green. Visitors were present from the Pukekohe. Waiuku, Patumalioe, Tuakuu, West End and Onehunga Chili?. Mr. A. C. Tonkin and Mr. A. E. Whit ten represented the Auckland Bowling Centre.

The president. Mr. A. Hewitt, welcomed the visitors and declared tho green open {or the season. Mrs. Hewitt threw the first jack. On behalf of tho Auckland Centre Mr. Whitten extended best wishes for it successful season.

The croquet lawns were opened by Mr, Tonkin, who congratulated tho club on the progress it had made. The vice-presi-dent, Mrs. Hewitt, played the first ball. Results of mutches aro as follows:—Wily, Barber, Webb, Urquhart, 8, v. Hollund, Wiggins, Henry, C. Steele, 31; Logan, (JriCfen. Bell, Allan, 15, v. Nicholson, Campbell. Shaw, Pattison. 17; Bilkey. A. T. Wright, Wyatt, Maiden, 21, v. F. Steele, Conelly, J. Pirret, F. Hewitt, 10; Bullock, Jeffries, Fulton, Home, 14. v. Wright, Stringer. Greenway, Jamieson, 21; Richings. West. A. Hewitt. Williams. 15, v. Worsfold. Whitten, Tonkin, Thompson, 27.

THE WAIUKU CLUB

[BY TELEGRAM. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WAIUKU, Sunday.

The official opening of tho Waiuku Bowling and Croquet Clubs' green took place yesterday in 11io presence of about 200 members. Tho visitors included Mr. J. M. Thomson, of the Auckland Bowling Centre. The president of the bowling club, Mr. J. O. Crouch, declared the green open, and ilrs. Crouch threw the first jack. Mrs. H. Fluvell, president of the croquet club declared the croquet green open. During the afternoon the president of tho bowling club, on behalf ot tho members, presented tho groon suprintendent, Mr. If. Flavell, with a pipe, us a mark of appreciation of his services. Mrs. Fenwick, who was secretary of the croquet club for many years, was. presented with a silver plate on tho occasion of her silver wedding anniversary. which fell to-day.

MATCHES AT TE AWAMUTU. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORHESrON'PENX.] TE AWAMUTU, Sunday. The To Awamutit Bowling Club opened its season yesterday in fine weather. Bowlers were present irom the To Kuiti, Otorohanga. Cambridge, Malamata, Frankton, Whitiora, Xgaruawahia. and Huntly Club*, as also were meiuherH of the executive of the South Auckland Bowling Association. The president, Mr. It. Metcalfe, welcomed the visitors, and Mr. R. Pilkington, president oi tho South Auckland Centre, replied. The results of the games were as follows: Bailies, Delanoy. Crabb, Stewart (Marainuta), 18, v. O. Mclnnes, A. Christie. J. W. Civil, J. Hawkins (To Awamutu), IS; Leonard, Scott. Thompson, George (Huntly), 2M. v. E. Bryant, A. J. Johnston, S. S. Preston, J. T. North (To Awamutu), 19; Hulme, Rev. Kay, Edgar James, S. R. James (Cambridge). 20. v. W. Butterworth, V. G itios, R. Ross, T. W. Gee (To Awamutu), l(i; Turner, Troup, Baker, W. Crawsliaw (Frankton). 25. v. S. Haines, Roach, G. O. Jourdain. T. Mclnnes (To Awamutu), 10; Sing. Rowe, Cooper, Crosby (Otorohanga). 1-, v. G. A. Johnson, F. W. Bevin, J. Cocker, A. Crttickshank (Te Awamutu), 22; Hogg, Bluck, Turnbull, If. Bell (Otorohanga). If, v. A. Lawson. H. V. Collison, I). McArthur, S. W. McMillan (To Awamutu), 22; Street, Dillicar, Andrews. Mitchell (Whitiora), 20, v. Teasdale, Bryden, Browne, Holah (To Kuiti), 215; Whitney, Henderson. McLeod, McEwen (To Kuiti), 2H. v. Murdoch, Langkilde, Robinson, J. Porter (OtoVohanga), 12; Dunkley, O'Coni;ell. Harris, Julian (Te Kuiti). 18, v. Wilkinson. Rodgers. R. McFarlane. Birkelt (Kgarua.wahi'i). 15; E. W. McCarter, A. A. Reese, G. F. Smith. R. Metcalfe (Te Awamutu). 21, v. Wycherley, J. Prickett. Clnvis, R. I'ilkington (South Auckland Bowling Association executive), 20; Rushbrookc, A. J. Shepherd. A. G. Downes. S. Dowds (Te Awamutu), 10, v. Shand, A. J. Shepherd. R Laurie, A. S. Wallace (Te Awamutu), 23.

FUNCTION AT TE A BOH A

fnY TEfjEGRAriT.—OWN C'OTIR ESfONDENT. ]

TE AROHA, Sunday,

A record attendance of bowlers from Frankton. C.imbridKe, Okoroiro, Matamata, Morrinsville. Thames, Waihi, Paeroa. and

Katikati greeted the Mayor of Te Aroha, Mr. X. Coulter, yesterday afternoon, when lie officially opened the To Aroha Club's season. The preens were in perfect order. Following were the results of the games:— Powell, Nor»;e, Bradley, Frost, 22. v. Butt, Lipsey. Wilcox, Waddell. ID: Hoyle, Soames, Anderson, Peterson, 22, v. Peters, Dickson, Towers, Silcock, 21; Coehill, Stack. Morrison, Tory, 22, v. Peters, Dickson, Towers, Silcock, 21; Coghill. Stack, Morrison, Tory, 22, v. Sellars, Connolly. Arthur, Hamilton. IS; Forrest, Cornish, Ilenthcote, McCuljough, 18, v. Wood, Wyborn, Clarice, McDermott. 17; Alexander, Taylor, Buclian, Masefield, 28, v. Kenrick, Burton. Adamson, Clothier, 19; Reese, Sherlock, Sing, Donald, 20. v. Tapp, Abercrombie, Selling, Brown, 13; Anderson. Palmer, Wood ley. Wallace, DO. v. Stack. Tapp. t'ov.kes, Mortimer. II; Cooper. Gardener. Mclvor. Pearce. 19, v. Williams. Gordon, Bint. Green, 11.

CLUB GAMES. Following arc the results o£ club bowling mutches played in Auckland on Saturday:— Mount Albert.—Blytli, C'owsey, Hawke, Bromley, J'J, v. Lonsdale, Service, Allely, Cutforth. 10; Maxwell. Hills, Wallett, Muir, 20, v. Crowe, Dyson, Sharp, E. Thomas, 19; Sheppard, Dickens, Guthrie. J. Thomas, 2.1, v. Humphreys, Pattison, Stewart, Baildon, 22; Pool, Wallace, Garlick, Bennett, 23, v. Hall, Barton, Luke, Holdsworih, 21; Grix, Dimery, Stevens, Townley, 25, v. de Castro, Lang, Oldham, Floyd, 18. Devonport.—Barber, Goudie, Bartley, Ellisdon, 21, v. Elmsley, McDonald. Miller,, Wooller, 10; Koefoed, Lacy. Goldwater, Trevithick, 22, v. McCallum, S. Wrigloy, Newbegin, Hamlin, 17; Flynn. Foster, Watson, Ogilvie, 27, v. Harty, Fulljames, Melville, Mason. 19; Richards, .Atkin, Andrews, 23. v. M'l'heison, Rice, McLeod, 20. Winter Stars.—Coleman. Rees-George, Goldsworthy, Morgan, 22, v. Blair, Martinson, Lowe, Anderson. 12. Carlton.—Winter fours: Bartrnm, Honeyfield Hardy. Chapman. 22. v. Allen, Alden. Gilliard, l.'erry, 21; , Brown, tisli. Inder, McKay, 15, v. Schneider, Dickson, Horrell, Buchanan, 17. Rawhiti.—Ryder, Thronson, Robertson, Vaughnn 19, v. Kattcrfcldt. AVilmot, Moncur T. 'Thomson, 18; Cameron, Morrow. Taylor, 23, v. Brownlie, Murray, McPherson, 19; R. Walker, M. Thomson. Millard. 27, v. Torrons, Brown, Bennett, 10; Leaning, D. T. Walker, Mclnnes, 20, v. Scarborough. Savin. Chiplin, 14. Pons by.—Ordinary draw: Lllcray, Drummond, Butland, Bridges, 20, v. Hunt, Allen Richardson, Mclnness, lo: Smith. Raggett Matthews, Miller. 21. v. Skinner, Wntervortb, McC'rea. Fitzeernld, 17; I'. Leathnm, A. Leathnm, 20, v. Rolfc, Best, 12. Remuera.— Finlayson Badges: Griffiths. H. Kasf Gray, E. East. 21. v. Scott, Spooner. Wight, Daniels. 19. Pairs: Wallace, Bowles, 21. v. Fisher, Baker, 19. St. Heliers.— Ordinary draw: Reid, Hunt, May 27, v Andrews. Brewer, Diamond, 21; Dawsjn Blomfield, 19. v. Bradshaw. Campbell, 22: Warren, White, v. Garrard, Booktield. 12: Eady. Stevens. Price. Wright, 21, v. Knotting, Tyndall. McLaren, Porter, 18; Incrlis. Lawrence, Diamond, Jackson, 25," v. Negus, Hulse, CravveliiWi Brunette. 18.

Cambridge.—Club games: Watters, G. Wil kinson, Cowling, Halliday, 17, v. Smyth Hooker, Edwards. Boulton, 17; Welsh Thorpe. Tucker. McCathio, 21, v. Weather all, Ilcadifen, Woolley. MeNamara, 19 Martyn, H. Sands. O'Toole. Dix, 23. v. Wag home. Linsley, Moore, ,T. Low, 3G: Ilamp hire. Glanviile, Speight, Webber, _ 17, v Wooldridgo, Mullor, Mtuin. Faster, 25: Rh'h nrdson, Xinrt-, W. Sands, N. Hill. 2U, v. Nel soil, 11. Webber, Simpson, Richards, 13 Henrieksen, Wliitc. E. James, 20, v. Allen Phairn. Sutherland, 10; Hodgson, Perkins Harris, Gibson, 21, v. Smith, Shaw, Kodgers, W. Wilkinson, 20.

INTER-CLUB MATCIIES. Following nre the results of inter-club matches player! on Saturday. Iho names of players of first-mentioned club taking precedence in each case:—

Country v. Town Travellers.—For Bach Cup: ,T. Ivii'by, jimr., A. Alison. Miller, Peek, 12, v. Cotterell, «1 oil, Somerfield, Dickson, 28; Bach, Provest, Elliott, Tntt. 10. v. Jones, Stanaway, Jackson, Quinn, 21; Tucker, Thompson, Tarrant, Dick, 10. v. Tailby. Cowie. Rankin, Fraser, 21; Kjrby, senr., Rtidd, Wilkinson, It. Wilson. 35, v. Prentise, Jack, Herron, Bryant, IT; Robertson. Massicks. Clark. Leslie, 19, v. Marshall, Holiday. Hill, Gill, 25; Hewitt, freeman, Kent, Richards, 13. v. Watson. Oillinrd, Little, Kelly. 10; Morris. A. Holdsworth, S. Holdsworth, M. Stapleton, 23, v. Myers, Nooimii, Keys. Scantlobury, 15: Simpson, Susman, McGlnshan, Brooks. 12. v. Davis. Beere. Howe, Davidson, 25. Totnjs: Country, 152; Town, 171. Carlton v. Mount Eden.—At Carlton: Avery. Knight, Wright. Bates, 20, v. Dignan, Daisley, Smith, Trayes, 10: Koefoed, Ramsey, Doyle, Airey, 19, v. McLnchlan, Hamilton, Brixton. Sneddon, 21; Trundle, Thorne, Marshall, Kent, 23. v. Wright. Duncall, Polln,rd, Turner, 19; Stewart. Smallwood, Brittain, Bird, 20, v. Trundle, Holland, Mitchell. Hunt, 12; Richardson. Hurson. Cross, Hosking, 20, v. Israel, Barnl, Ritchie, Hardie-Neil. 10; Bell, Hewitßon, Robertson, Laird, 20. v. Little. Clayton, Cooke, Lamb, 16. _ , . Carlton v. Auckland. —At' Carlton: Whitakcr, Coots, Wall. Trescott, 19, v. Lyell, .Tenkin, Harvey. Osmond, 14: While, Sayer, Isaac, Kilcour 20, v. Garrard. Johnston, Perry. Kelly, Ifi. . Carlton' v. Mount Albert.—At Carlton: Iloldhouse,-. Striokett, Wishart. Gillen. 25, v. Sinclair, Andrews, Wilson, Totnlison, 10. St. Heliers v. New Lynn.—At St. Heliers; Le Grice. Cottrell, Philip. Koefoed, 22. v. White, Mead, Thompson, Wells. 21. St.. Heliers v. Remuern.—At St. Heliernt Chirk, Thompson. Marris, Knight, 23, v. Ridings, Newton. Russell. McFarlane, 14. Indoor Bowlers v. Dominion Road.—At Dominion Road: Williams, Williams, Scotland, Sullivan. IG. v. Wilson. Sawyer. Barber. Newton. 20: Rattray, Cambridge. Rowlands, Harris. 21. v. Guthrie, Benson, Brown, Carr, 22: Speir. TTyles, Meak. Dennison, 21, v. Roberts. Huston, Tattersall. Sharkey. 25; Francis, Kingdom, Jones, Francis, 15. v. Leonard, Buckley, Jones, GitTord. 30.

Dominion Road v. Mount Eden.—Donison Pins: Clark, Norgrove, Roberts. Ramsey, 22. v. Cave. Spence. Oalridge. R. Robertson, 13. _

Visitors r. Dominion Road.—At Dominion Road: Trebilcock. Peincheß. Fairbrother. Flyger. 22, v. Tiejvin. Ferguson, Chappcll. Winks, 20.