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HORTICULTURAL.
Royal West Renfrewshire Horticultural Society. — His Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales, patron ; Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.,
and James Morton, honorary presidents ; W. W. B. Rodger, president;
Allan M'Kechnie and John Boyd, vice-presidents; George Christie,
treasurer; Alfred M'Naughton, 46 Bremner Street, secretary; John
Boyd, Brougham Street, convener ; with a committee of fifteen. Com-
petition meetings, in Town Hall, 6th and 7th September, 1888.
Caddlehill Gardens, Upper Kelly Street. — ^James Morton, William
O. Leitch, Walter W. B. Rodger, hon. presidents ; John Love, 51
Upper Kelly Street, factor ; with a committee of six plotholders,
appointed annually.
AGRICULTURAL.
Lower Ward of Renfrewshire Agricultural Society — Established
1849. — Annual exhibition of live stock and dairy produce will take place
this year on 22nd June. Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart of Ardgowan and
Blackball, Bart., Duncan Darroch, of Gourock, Hugh Shaw Stewart
of Carnock, and the Provost of Greenock for the time being, patrons ;
Rol)ert Sinclair Scott, engineer, president; William Caird, ship-
builder, Horatio R. B. Peile, and Robert Laird, Bow, vice-presidents ;
J. W. Crawford, solicitor, 26 Hamilton Street, secretary and treasurer.
BOWLING AND OTHER CLUBS.
Ardgowan Bowling Club, Ardgowan Square. — Sir M. R. Shaw
Stewart, Bart., patron; Duncan Cunningham, president ; J. S. Kerr,
vice-president ; James Tannahill, treasurer; Thomas Wilson, secretary,
44 Finnart Street.
Wellington Park Bowling Club. — Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.,
patron; Hew M'llwraith, honorary member; Arch. Malcolm, pre-
sident ; T. C. Smith, vice-president ; James Merrylees, treasurer ;
John M'Lean, secretary, 23 West Blackball Street.
Grosvenor Bowling Club. — Michael Hugh Shaw Stewart, yr., of
Ardgowan, and T. Sutherland, M.P., patrons; Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart,
Bart., the Provost of Greenock, J. J. Grieve, ex-M.P., honorary mem-
bers ; W^illiam Wood, president ; J. Brighton, vice-president ; James
M'Bride, treasurer; W^illiam B. Ingram, secretary.
Greenock Cricket Club — Cricket Ground, Glenpark, oft' High Gourock
Road. — Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, of Greenock and Blackball, Bart.,
patron ; James Stewart, of Garvocks, honorary president ; John
M'Clure, vice-president ; H. W. Armitage, captain ; A. Allan, 2
Watt Place, hon. treasurer ; R. K. Hair, hon. secretary, Clydesdale
Bank ; D. Kerr, D. Adam, Jno. Adam, H. D. M'Clure, D. M.
Kennedy, D. W. Leitch, W. C. Simpson, John Boston, W. E.
Buchanan, committee of management ; William Martin, Worcestershire,
and George Bennett, Notts, professionals.
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