WANGANUI BOWLING CLUB CLOSES ITS GREENS FUR SEASON
On Saturday last, at the afternoon tea break on the Wanganui Bowling Club's green, the president (Mr. D. Orren Hales) mentioned that the committee had decided that the greens be closed that day for the season. H e stated that all members would, no doubt agree that the season had been a most happy and successful one.
He expressed his thanks to members for their assistance rendered to the officials and the committee during the season. He also paid a tribute to the green superintendent (Mr. W. J. Stone) for the care and attention given to the preparations of the greens which had resulted in the highest praise, not only Horn members, but also from visitors from various parts of the Dominion, as well as from overseas.
The following friendly games were played: Froude, Cullot'j, Halligan and Treloar 18, H. M. Renqie, W. R. Thomson, Haworth and G. H. White 21; Stewart, Austin, Hammond and Thomson 9, Sutcliffe, Hendry, Ward and W. M. Gordon 15; Lowe (junr.), W. D. Low, Robertson and Baker 20, Gilberd, Fox, Doig and Tomsett 23; Putt. Blade, Buchan and Sedon 21, W. M. Rennie, Merewether, Cook and Bond 12; Hansel, Wildbore, Cox and Brotherton 15, Masters, Lander, Barclay and Liddell 26; Babbage, Pauli, Tremain and Roche 21, Gohns, Brydone, West and Harris 22; H. G. Johnston, Pawson, Bebarfald and Walker 19 Larsen, Emmerson, A. Thompson and Cooke 18; Kelly, Blythe. Graham and Boulton 17, Powell, F. Johnston, Cade and Tilley 18.
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Wanganui Chronicle, 3 May 1949, Page 6
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