LATE NEW ZEALAND NEWS.
! -r - , (Per Press Association.) HAMILTON, this day. The New Zealand draughts championship is progressing. The all round sys- , torn of play is being observed. The re- . suits so far are : J. A. Scott (Invercar- ’ gill), games played 6, points 5; E. Gibbaid (Dannevirke), 6—4|; H. Bolting 1 (Balclutha), 6 —4 D. Calderwood Ham- ■ iiton), s—4£; A. MacDonald (Hamilton;, M. Soljak (Hamilton), B—4; .J. • Bruce (New Plymouth), 6—3 i; W. Young (Coalgate), 7—3£ ; D. Gibson • (Marton), 6 ; R. Bolting (Balclutha), . 7—3 i; J. Sutherland (Rangitaiki), 6—3 ; • G. Davy (New Plymouth), B—3; P. Lowe (Dannevirke), 6—3; A. Lyon ’ (Marton), 8—; W, D. Cheync (Hamii ton), B—The tournament is expected 1 to last for a week. PALMERSTON X., this day. ; The Manawatu Bowling Centre’s Easter ) tournament post section play commenced I this morning.; u The results of the first ; round are : Needham (Palmerston) 20 i. Walsh (Pahiatua) 19; Wylie (Newtown) 32 v. Whyte'(Eketahuna) 10; McLeay | (Port Ahuririjf 25 v. Hendry (Danne- . virlie) 14 ; Tantrum (’Terrace End) 22 v. Whyte (Carterton). 16; Brarkenbridgo (Newtownj 28 v. J'olly (Palmerston) 1; Tucker (Victoria) 17 v. Hale (Island Bay) , 12; Jackson_ (Victoria) 21 v. Morton (Pahiatua) 13., WELLINGTON, this day. At the Church of Christ Conference, the Rev. W. Dawson, on behalf of tho New Zealand Alliance, expressed pleasure at being present amongst sueli earnest and determined workers for the cause.' The Alliance was determined that at next election tho people should have a straight-out vote. Mr. Dawson was assured. that the Church of Christ would dp its best for the cause. ‘ Reports were received from the church extension board literature committee and tlio New Zealand Chris tian. The old committees were re elected, with the exception of thetemperanpo and social questions, which was vested in tho Dunedin Church. The extension hoard was authorised to take up the matter of more -complete safeguard of th«; -Church’s property. The churches ’are to asked to place the whole of the properties under one board. '. ■■
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16091, 3 April 1923, Page 8
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