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Bowlers at the Russell Bros. tournament at Kahutia Club listening to Mr Short's address.

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The group on the green. Left to right, Mr L. C. Kendrew, Dominion councillor far the Gisborne-E. C. centre, Mr Short, Mr E. M. Halstead, centre president, Mr D. M. Campbell, centre vice-president, and Mr W. Phillips, president of the Kahutia Club.

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Mr Short presented ribbons to winners of the junior fours (below). They are, left to right, M. Davies, H. Falwasser, H. De Lautour and T. Mitchell (s), of the Gisborne Club.

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At left are senior winner I. Craill (Tola aga Bay) and runner-up R. Stuart (Wairoa).

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Centre:Intermediate winner T. Mitchell (Gisborne) and runner-up W. Edwards (Poverty Bay).

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Right: Colts winner M. Davies (Gisborne) and runner-up D. Hosier (RSA).

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The Riverside four, winners of the open tournament at Palmerston North. From left: Mesdames E. Jackson (s), N. Meyrick, D. Holst, and S. Meyrick.

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A visitor who had something important to offer local bowlers was Sir Bruce Levy, the grasslands expert, who addressed club and centre executives and greenkeepers on the renovation and improvement of greens. He is seen above left with Mrs Gibson, president of the Riverside Ladies' Club, with whom he had afternoon tea, and later with the gathering on the club's green (below).