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Aussie Bowlers' Visit
A touring party of 49 Australian bowlers and their wives spent two days in Nelson recently. While here they played a Nelson Centre team. Nelson won 130-98.
What better place to remind our visitors of Nelson than the Church steps?
Ray Tantrum, Stoke, competing for Nelson
Karl Wilkens, Maitai, signals to his lead while Australia's Clem Harris studies the head
"Come on, you little beaut". This is what president of the Australian Bowls Council, Harold Leedham, could be saying as he claps his hands. Jack Canton, Ngatimoti, doesn't seem over concerned
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