BOWLING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16889, 29 December 1916, Page 8

BOWLING

SOUTH OTAGO TOUEXEY. Tlic following is the draw for tho Sonth Ohigo Howling Centre's annual tournament:—

RINKS. Kfiitangata Green.— J. Hntherford (Kaitaiißata) v L J. Edwards (Clinton); G-. Anderson f.Stiriinir) v. R. 3-irson (Kaitanpata); J. G. Ilcndcivoii (Stirling) v. J. Watt (Balclntlis); J. T). Lamk-ls (Dalelutha) v. J. /Piyde (Kaitajigata); J. Dunn Uiaiclutha) v. J. Holgate (Mornington). PAIBB MATCHES. Baloliitha Grcnn.—A. J. Bottinsr v. R. Murray; It Carson v. .T. D. Larri'is; J. l'lydc v. W. Bo.vd; I, .1. Elwarils v. A. Buchanan; Or. Euird v. W. Ani]cr=on; M. Brown v. T. Sanders. Kairancmta Green.—A. H. AnJorson v. J. Kyle; \. lUnckie v. G. Anderson; .7. Holgatc v. J. G. ilonderaon; J. HutVierford v. J. Edwards.

— Hitherto snakeskin and crocodile boots or shoes have been something of a lurury, but in tho present involved condition of the leather trade they represent a positive economy. The initial outlay is not small, but both these exotic leathers literally wear for ever. Crocodile shoes are in black, tan, nigprcr. and the fiisliionablo riflo green, and nriPsuitod to really heavv wear. Snakeskin, which is equally clnralile. is of lighter iveisrht; .n the natural state the colourings are"soft greys, brown?, and mole shades, mottled with ivory, but artificial colouring in no way injures the quality or durability of tho skin.