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Otago Witness, Issue 2085, 8 February 1894, Page 34

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Kaituna v. Dunedin. The annual match between the Kaituna and Dunedin Bowling Clubs came off on Saturday on the Dunedin Club's green, which was in surprisingly good order considering the heavy rain of the previous night. The stroDg gusty wind experienced interfered a good deal with the play. A keenly contested but very friendly game ended in a win for the Dunedin Club by a majority of 12 points. The visitors, it may be mentioned, were served with tea and other light refreshments. Players and scores :—: — KAITUNA. DUNEDIN. J. Horsburgh. J. Small C. Fynmore J. C. Cameron A. M'Donald A. Fraser T. Sneddon(s) ... 13 M. Sinclair (s) ... 19 — Mackie W. Thomson J. Rattray E. Holmca E. D. Butts P. G. Mackintosh G. B. Dall(s) ... 11 D.Russell (b) ... IS C. Vivian C. Haynes F. Smith Dr Closs E. Cook W. Cowie J. Mitchell 60 ... 11 A. Thomson (s) ... 1!) H. W. Reid T. Morris R. M. Clarke A. Robertson J. Todd A. M'Diarmid W. Forrester (s) ... 23 A. T. Anderson (s)... 17 Total 61 Total 73 Green Island v. Roslyn. The match Green Island against Roslyn was played on the Roslyn green on Saturday afternoon, resulting in a win for Roslyn by 35 points. Players and scores :—: — GREEN ISLAND. ROSLYN. D. M'Donald J. Corbett W. O. Smellie A. Clapperton J. B. Smith R. Crawford J. H. Smellie (c) ... 13 P. Dow(s) 22 J. Louden D. Livingstone J. W. Knigt t W. Yuilf R. Herbison W. Wilson C. Samson (s) ... 28 D. Scott (s) 19 W. A. Fastier S. N. Brown R. Moreland J. Crawford D. Watters W. C. Allnutt J. Miller (s) ... 11 P. M'Kenzie (a) ... 20' D. Alexander J. P. M'Kay L Miller W. Mercer ii. Green A. Matheson A. Browu(s) ... 13 D. Dickie (s) 33 Total G5 100 Tea was provided for the visitors, aud a numbsr of ladies were present. Mr Allnutt, president of the Roslyn Club, thanked the visitors for their attendance, and hoped they had enjoyed themselves. Mr Louden, vicepresident of the Green Island Club, responded.