1929

8th January 1929

15th January 1929

Note that the "Challenge Cup" is referred to as the "Park Cup" now.

15th January 1929

22nd January 1929

29th January 1929

5th February 1929

19th February 1929

5th March 1929

15th March 1929

The Scotsman reported on the funeral of Viscount Finlay at Nairn.

"The funeral of Viscount Finlay of Nairn took place to Nairn Cemetery yesterday forenoon. Crowds lined the High Street as the cortege proceeded from thr railway station to the family burial ground, and blinds were drawn in all the shops and private houses along the route. A flag was hoisted at half mast on the County Buildings, and minute tolls pealed from the church bell. There was an exceedingly large assemblage of mourners, including representatives of most of the county families in the North. Nairn Town and County Councils and other public bodies attended, as also did representatives of the public boards of Inverness and Moray."

Viscount Finlay of Newton was a Patron and an Extraordinary Member of the Nairn Curling Club in its early years.

19th March 1929

15th October 1929

Around this time, there was much discussion, both in the Club and in the Nairnshire Curling Association, about reviving the Moray & Nairn Province which had fallen into abeyance.

22nd October 1929

22nd October - continued

8th November 1929

The Scotsman reported the death of Mr James Macarthur, Boghole Farm, Auldearn. " ever a popular and welcome member of sporting circles in the district. For a number of years he was leading skip of Auldearn Curling Club, and was recognised as one of the best curlers in the North. "

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