BOWLING.
--♦ NORTH ISLAND TOUJ.JfAM.I-NT. [1?_-R Press Association.l NORTH, J.ut. 16. Kain fell shortly -after play opened in 'ho bowling touimunent this mornir.g, biu ihe weather has nc-w.cleared. Newmarket was l.e;i:tcn by New Plymouth- t'lii9 ntcrning, n._d i--- now l_vc.l with P*a!mcr.sto!i ,fo-r the C'liaiiii*ion'l-\.uid. Tho final v/ill 'be played thi* a.ftenioan. TWELFTH PvOUND. Petone 19 brat Pahiatua 17. Aueklanrl 20 brat Fe-iid'r.g 19. Ponso_:by 20 beat Upper Piiuu-i 11. Hastings" 2*5 boat Thorn don 17. Newtown 21 beat W'ha'taupolco If. Fa-tea 27 beat Victoria, 11. Ilsili 3R beat Hawera 13. New Plymouth 25 be«t Ncwriiarl.ct 21. P-a'merston 20 beat Waaig*anui 17. •Mastertori 21 beat Stratford 19. Waverley 25 boat Napifer 11. Dannovitke 19 beat Carterton 18.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7606, 16 January 1903, Page 3
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