Wallwork, second (Mis. '7. J. Goodmia third Ins. J. J. Evans, fourth Mrs, 2 Ath Mis. Jones.
A. Turnbull's team rat J. Munro, and Lo 'B. C. Mul, "Sandy's" Farewell here was a big turn out of mem-Indies for Sandy Malcolm's farewell on Sunday afternoon, no less than six rinks competing for the prizes to be given to the rink winning by. the biggest margin. course this is not surprising under the circumstances, when it Is to be considered that the prizes for the winning ring were four bottles of Genuine John Haig, and that an oxcellent tea with pies was served up.
The following is the result of the rinks:—
'A. McLeod (skip), beat W, J._Monk (skip) by 31 shots to 13; A.' ncGregor (skip) beat F, Hornbrook (akip) 38-01 Munro (kip) beat C. Richards (kip) by alen: G. W. Glover (akip) beat. W.
Turnbull (kip) by 20-17; Matcoim (skip) beat G. Dunlop (skip) by B10, and ¥. Large' (skip) beat D. Machi (skip) by 21-1
At the conclusion of the game W. A, Turnbull said that it had been 18 most enjoyable afternoon and they all wished Sandy and Mrs. Malcolm the best of luck and many years en-Joyment of their retirement in the 'Old Country. He then called for three cheers anda tiger for Mr. and 'Mra. Malcolm, and asked the forme to present the prizes to the winners' rink (A. MeGeogor's). One Scots member who had been rather badly beaten By another, Scot was heard remark, that he had given up drink and' didn't want to win the Whisky anyway.
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