BOWLING
NEW ZEALAND TEAM GAME AT ANNERLEY (Received Juno 12, 8.15 p.in.) SYDNEY, June 12 The party of New Zealand bowlers nt present in New South Wales played at Annerley to-day. Parker's rink won by 22 to 15. and Higgolt and Harrison and the two Victorian players lost by 15 to 23. NO SUNDAY GAMES WHITIORA CLUB'S DECISION [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] HAMILTON, Friday A proposal to play b.-wls on Sundays was defeated by 211 votes to 17 at the annual meeting of the Whitiora Bowling Club last night. Mr. D. G. Andre-,ve presided. Tho secretary, Mr. T. B. Booth, in his annual report, said that after 25 years' association the Whitiora Croquet Club had secured new grounds. A sum of £IOO had been spent in improving the bowling club's grounds. There had been a reduction of membership during the year, but in other respects the season had been a success. The election of officers _ resulted:—Patron, Mr. W. F. Mason; president, Mr. F. W. Woodliall: vice-president. Mr. V Dowries; secretary. Mr. A. S. Cliff.'; treasurer. Mr. D. G. Cook; committee, Messrs. B. Elliott, A. P. Nelson and D. G. Street; solicitors. Messrs. J. N. Irvine, A. S. ClifTe and B. Elliott.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22444, 13 June 1936, Page 20
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