BOWLING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16295, 30 January 1915, Page 4

BOWLING.

CAVERSHAM v. OTA GO. The matches set down to bo played on Saturday wero abandoned ovv: : ng to rain and were completed on Thursday. The following were the results: — Association. O. C. M'Coskill, Coxhead, Crawford, C. R. Smith 33 — Thorn, I'earce, Dempster, Renfrec — IT A. C M'Leod, King, Melville, Watts 20 — Ingram, Piddington, Tinnock, Blackwood ••■ — 19 M'Kinnon, Gascoigne, Mark, Cooke 18 — Howarth, Wilkinson, Smith, Fastier — 24 Totals 71 60 Centre. Lucas, Scott, Don, Fynmore ... 16 — Clcland, Gall, Meckison, Brooks — 15 Ringer, Cameron, Ilav, 11. L. Smith " 28 — Ruston. Henderson, Waln.sley, Christie' — 6 Spinks, M'Lachlan, Glover, Iloneyman 24 — Passtnoro, Brown, Austin, Emmerson — 18 Totals 68 39 District. M'Grrgor, J. M. Brown, J. M'Poak. Falconer 22 — Wilson, Thorn, M'Cregor, Planning — 16 Bouslov, C. M'Peak, J. Brown, Robson 19 — Lumeden, Abel. Tretheway, Mitchell — 14 Brow ;r, A. M'Leod, Kemnitz, Hamilton 27 — Rcid, Barron, Thomson, M'lntosh — 23 Totals 68 53

GUfI'KS IX lIORSKS. " Some timo afro our horse was down with a bad attack ot trriprs," *i.Y* K. .(. Coles. Major's Creek, X..S.W. "I tried several remedies, but they had no effect. As a last resource I fiave the horee three i.easpiinnsliil of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhnu Remedy, and noticed an iniprovcment immediately. He was soon able to stand, and now iti as well as ever."--Hold everywhere.

— The Germans are said to be employing a new typo of shrapnel in the Eastern campaign. The Iwidy of the shell in composed of two lightly-connected casings, made up of small nquare sections, which, on the explosion of the projectile, break from one. another and fly in all directions. In addition to a charge of bullets, these shrapnel throw out, a shower of several hundred .-philters.