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A dark blue polo-shirt with white and black trim around the collar. There is a white stripe running down the seam of each sleeve as well has a black patch of fabric on the top of each sleeve. On the left breast is the name "Whangarei RSA Bowling…

A large art deco styled trophy which reads "Whangarei B.C. memorial Trophy, Donated by J.G. Campbell." as well as the following inscriptions

"In memory of all servicemen and servicewomen who gave their lives in the service of their…

Two framed pocket patches, one of the Whangarei R.S.A. Bowling Club and the other of the Northland W.B. Centre Whangarei R.S.A. Stitched onto conservation mattboard.

This is to Certify that Whangarei R.S.A. won First Year Champion of Champion Singles for the season 1960-61.

A kiwi in white cotton shirt with W.R.S.A. B.C. embroidered on the pocket. The Kiwi is crowned by a miniature lemon squeezer hat (also known by its proper name the Campaign Hat) with a NZ Army badge composed of a wreath surmounted by a red crown…

A damaged trophy composed of a decorative silver bowl atop a silver plinth set upon a black plastic base with nine plaques, one of which is the object's title and the rest are the plaques acknowledging victory in the tournaments.

Winners;

1954…

A trophy comprised of a carved and varnished wooden block which is inlaid with green felt to simulate a bowling green and secured to this is a small white jack/kitty and a large decorative silver bowling bowl. There are fourteen plaques around the…

A pewter mug set upon a plastic base with eleven plaques affixed around it. One of these plaques being the title of the trophy itself the remaining ten the victors of the tournament.

Winners;

1951 - L. Lambess & M. Whitelaw
1952 - C. Doel &…

A tall trophy composed of a plastic cylinder girthed by a wreath atop of which is a bowler delivering his bowl set upon a marble base with an un-inscribed plaque.

A trophy made of two carved and varnished (possibly even woodstained) blocks of wood with a plastic plinth atop of it upon which is positioned a metal statuette of a bowler delivering a bowl. There are three plaques on the front only one of which is…