LAWRENCE NOTES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19622, 28 October 1925, Page 5

LAWRENCE NOTES.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) LAWRENCE, October il. BOWLING AXL LAWN TENNIS. The bowling and lawn tenuis clubs were opened yesterday under pleasant conditions. Instead of the time-honoured game .President v. Vice president watch, games wore indulged ir- hei.-.'een the members and visitors. Mr' r. Marl in (president! iu declining the green open for the season, welcomed . members from th-' Wnitahuua, Dunedin, and Balmatvwen (dubs, and after reviewing his own club’s progress during the year, stated that the opening day augured well for a successful season. The li"-n tennis court a were fully c-ceupie-t during the day bv local and visiting players. LODGE ST. JOHN. Tie- Masonic brethren ot the kea,l lodge had wital can bo termed R red letter day in the histoi c of their IrOge cn Labour Day. Independent of Hie investiture of local officers and ot Bio. X. Winrnill as Worshipful Master hy RAV. Bro. W. R. Hayward, D.C.M, the 10-ire celebrated its diamond jubilee.’ The lodge was opened on July in Ihlia Visiting brethren from all Otago and Fanil rbniv lodges were present. BIBLE CLASS RALLY. The Young People's Bible Classes of the Clntha Sub-union "held a rally and picnic at Mount Stuart yesterday in fine weather. The Rev Mr Hogg (chairman of the Young People's League) presided. Representatives were present, from Lawvci-ce, Waitalutna, Clarkesvi'ie, Milton, and Balclufha, and add resaeSfi were given by the Rev. Mr M’Neur. of Milton, and the‘Rev. Mr Dow, of Lawrence.