BOWLING.

Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15445, 7 September 1914, Page 10

BOWLING.

SO UTR- CANTER CUR Y CENTRE. ANNUAL .MEETING. "1 he rejourned annual oi the S;>u:!: C'anti ilir.ry C -litre was he!d on Friday ev.n n;. Mr R. Oi-iv.n pros (led and there \v:re present M*->srs .1. A. i)enar (I'ark). I), liiown (Toniuka >. V>". S. Yi vui- (Iva 'loah 1). A. Morgan < Waliuntr). ,). Aitchi?on and A. >h.rt !:U' (T maniK anil Air F. -I. Dunn secretary). '1 ho anaua! rionrE and ba'ance she.t ahvady pu : )!>a;d in th> •"Herald. v.as lead and <-:>ns dere !. T!t-> balance : heet showed lheCott:ro t.-> _ >" in a sound iinancat position. Til - reer'pts from all s.urces sum.unu-d >.> i"l;>l .js 6,1. and the pavIn.'ttts tlil-J 17s :M. .Mr I). lSroivn. t!>o Toinuka delegate, complimented the Centre on the very sucivsifu! vt:;r jus; closed. and a'so cm ther elheieiu Their v.ovk in tile interest rI bowing was decidedly p: a sew.'.rthv, and lie was sure the I>jw!i::*x naurnity of Snith Canterbury appiveiatel the'r work. Th» ie;.ort and balance s!;ei:i were adoptedA *.■■..nsiuerable amount o: corresp.nsit m-«» was rjw.nil from (•!•:'s in the Centre. Ro«zret wr.s expre?s?d that i"ie Fa'rIte C*ul> liad found it necessary to withdraw it am the centre. OFFICE-BEARERS-OfTlcc-ecarers trr the ensuTair season "■•fere elected - fellow-.;—l'lesident. Mr D. A. jM&iidmt. Mr 0. G. Wat ;n (K a Tea I: •hon. treasurer. Mr \V. S. Yun-ii; l:o:>. auditor, Mr G'av n Ms IFat. The petition ot secr-tary, which v.v.s vacated by Mr D:ir.n._ \va< 1-t't open meantime. Mr R. Onrln. in vacating the cha : r, thanked the members i'er tin r sepp:>rt durilij: the revei 1 years he liail been *.n ctf ce. anil during; wh'eh t in" 1 If had herd < '.-. rv pes-t'oi!. lL> wis'.ied tin- new Centra e\ t rv su -cess. (In the in>,t :;I! o:' .Mr j;ce<>nded ' y Air Atteh ion. Mr C)rr.-::>. was cordial'-.- thanked the arai ;i;it «:« hi* Itatl ihiie :n tlie i::t ri >; t ■ ' i-ivlinir ueiK'i'a'iy. ;t?:d fur t l;.> C entrem |!art!i-ii;.-:r AH re;_r;-.-;t ( .1 i>rv ; i:'s voluntary re:iretn»'nt. bi:t wl iiel hj.;:. ntiiny enjovalile > ;!M<ns' p!;;v. The mU on tt" il>e T mmi C.nb

a!! dub; Willi ;i membership of GO or uv.,r should play iw.i tennis iti Centre, ii.au-hes uas ;<i;.L by three voles to two. "ih-> two 'J' m;:ru delegates voted for. Tiiuuka Wa m ite ami K a Tea against thi' iiM-i'mi. Tlii' Park dehgate rewarded Hi.in. voting. A :i:ui.cn liv .Mr Dewar that <ha:npi'ii rinks and sialics be playul tins sees:-!: v. a- carried unanimously. 1: was dee d-.d to play t ! he rinks and single., championship on the green of tiu- present licldi'rs. It was unanimously agreed- t'aafc wiii-;-,. necessary to previde seven rinks <t ir.iuv fer inter-Centre matches, aifi.'laie! clnlis he ent-llcd to reptentat : <:ii i>y at least < no rink, which shall !>•• sc.ceted l>y their own mutch committee. Ai; « !tic-t LCt-nt-y comnrttco was elected a, Iclhe.vs: —Messrs Morgan, "Watson., ami Brown. I.f-Uift was expressed at the i'.hioss of Mr 1). G. "Watson, and the best, u i>iu s mero voiced for h s speedy recevery. Three motions were proposed regarding the method of selectng raiks lor the champ'on of champions match, and each was lost. The matter was thereafter defentd. The usual votes of thanks concluded the lu-tiing.