Madnny Jains
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DANG, New Guinea, has joined the enthusiastic ranks of the bowlers of the Territory, and cent weeks has opened a new ng green on the sea front, bers —25, with 12 associate bers—believe that their club eventually be the “best in the tory”. e club has been used for play during the daytime, but any now it will be equipped for , bowls. ice-bearers are Tony Pym, iger of the local branch of s Philp, president; David as, of Police Department, as tary; and Jack Burston as urer. Eric Coyle, I. Gough and cKay constitute the committee, wling Clubs are already estab i at Lae, Bulolo, Rabaul and
Port Moresby. Recently inter- Territory associates met in competi tion games at Lae. (Bowling is a favourite sport in Fiji also , and there championships are held every year that attract bowlers from Australia and New Zealand. Why not a team from Papua-New Guinea on some future occasion?)
t Election of Councillors for the Town Council, Lautoka, Fiji, on October 26 resulted in Pragji Sidha, local merchant, being returned for the Indian seat; and Mr. Hector Ormond Eyre, fitter of the CSR Co., for the European seat.