BOWLING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18542, 1 May 1922, Page 7

BOWLING.

KAITUNA CLUJS. “ Tim Koifcuna Bowling Club dew©# Its green, for |his „ season, gn members, several representatives from other clubs, and a number of ladies and visitors. The closing match was between the.,office-bearers and rinks,..selected from th©: rest of the club, ajjd &' Very keenlyOpirteited game rdilulted,nin win-for the oSM^boanors?l9^-;lft,poirt4jr : In fd*aid%' ojtDsihg ttofe’’ ««en Mr S, P. Mirams though trio club had not hceh «sV'to secilte the banner in the rink compettticjjh still .it was rot disgraced, being the runners-up in this jisvent- In the four rink cbaijjpionship. . it was quites out of it. Honour )mdf ptUlt. gjibieil for the'emb by representative'tftiiams Vi£hmg thi, PfUyincjjal Rinks and City ’Pair*' it vjhiiiediri Easter tournament | at the Oamaru tmirnambhUa Be* also. expressed high’appreciation at (ho growth and success ladies’ (dub and specially thanked the' members of this -tintl tn|b other ladies • who had assisted so willingly ..With the afternoon tea. The dub had increased in ; membership during the year, but had also lost some members by .rcmiwiyil from the district. He felt sure ho’abided the regrets of ell the members that they were losing >Mr ‘iEriSd -X-angfordy who was leaving to enter h'htb business in Melbourne. Mr Langford had been a member for many years, and © good bowler, being this year winner of ,mio of the ,q|ub ties.' If© wished Mr Langford every : success in liis new venture' arid trusted that he would arrange for a’gnrhe' on lli© green, and as a' slight token of theit esteem he' asked Mr Langford to accept a case of pipes from his oTub. mates. Mi - Langford suitably. aoknowledged the good wishes and the gift, ensuring members that - his chief regret was leaving TCaituna. The president formally declared the green closed. , I