BOWLING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 12385, 21 June 1902, Page 10

BOWLING.

A very pleasant gathering of tho Roslyn Howling Club was held on Thursday evening last at the Oddfellows' Hall, Roalyn, when the prizes won during tho season were distributed. There was a good attendance of members, and Mr J. B. C.vllan, president of the club, alter .1 few intrcJuetOij' remarks, handed to the successful competitors their various trophies. The winners were as follows:—President's prize, Mr J. Seoulnr; vice-president's, Mr Andrew N. . Crawford; pairs, Mr W. Weir and AV. I. Bolani; Miss Gardiner's prize (llink Match), Messrs It. 11. Taylor. \Y. Brown, A. E. Bone, and \Y. C. AUimU (siiip). 11l accordance with the rule generally observed in tlie club, the [irises had been selected by the winners themselves, and it was whilst all were in excellent taste, {ho selection had not been made without regard to domestic tics—'for curiously enough every winner was a, benedict. At tho conclusion of this part of the proceedings the meeting resolved itself into a "socialistic" one. iiongs were renftrecl by Messrs Da 11 r\;:u l 3 !:y,ic (Kftituiia), Abcrncthy (Ccledonia), Be.'U, Taylor, D. Scott. Bone, and Clothier (Koslyn), whilst those who did Jiol sirg contributed in other ways, musically am 33 raconteurs, to the success of the meeting, Refreshment? were h.md:d round at intervals and one of t|io most successful gatherings evei lield by the club wa; brought to a close bj the singing of the National Anthem. A specie' meed of praise is due to Mr 1). Seoit, jun. who fulfilled, at very short notice, the offici of accompanist in a way that gave universa satisfaction, and ho, in addition, save evidenci of his taste av.d proficiency in the playing o some selections.