Centre District means a geographical area classified by Bowls NZ in the Centre District Register in which each Centre has authority and responsibility for the administration of the Games of Bowls.
Centre District means the geographical area from [insert place] in the north, to [insert place] in the south, and from [insert place] in the west, to [insert place] in the east.
Centre District means the geographical area from Leigh in the north, to Devonport in the south, and from Helensville in the west, to Milford in the east.
Examples of Centre District in a sentence
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More Definitions of Centre District
Centre District means the geographical area from Turangi, east to Reporoa to Opotiki, north to Katikati, west to Kamai Ranges, back to Turangi
Centre District means the geographical area from the Auckland Harbour Bridge in the north, to Papatoetoe in the south, and from Piha in the west, to Maraetai in the east.
Centre District means the geographical area from [insert place] in the north, to [insert place] in the south, and from [insert place] in the west, to [insert place] in the east.Explanatory Note: Insert the geographical area for Club. If you are unsure, about how to complete this, contact Bowls New Zealand for assistance.
Centre District means the geographical area from Cheviot in the north, to Ashburton in the south, and from Sheffield in the west, to the Coast in the east.
Centre District means the geographical area from Bay View in the north, to Norsewood in the south, and from the ranges in the west, to the Pacific Ocean in the east.
Centre District means the geographical area from Katikati in the north, to Turangi in the south, and from Rotorua/Taupo in the south west to Opotiki in the east.
Centre District means the geographical area from the Conway River in the north to the Rangitata River in the south and inland west to the Alps.