PASCOE CUP.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 17, 21 January 1939, Page 21

PASCOE CUP.

INTER-HOUSE CONTESTS. RECORD ENTRIES OF 82 TEAMS. ■ .iA. r .rV° l entry of 82 teams (compared lu 2L J* ear ) has been received for the Paecoe Cup Tennis Association's annual lnter-house tournament, which will be commenced on Tuesday week at the uive Road courts. Any matches postponed on account of rain will be played *t the end of the round. Draw for first round :— „ J "n u "y 31.—-James Pasroe. Limited, r. H. V. Wallace No 2; Fairburn Wright v New Zealand Railways; L. .T. Revs v d J lar , t ?°" r Board No - 2; Bond and S vv" Hardleys, Limited. Xt ."I '■ —Farmers' Trading No. 2 v. National Bank No. 1 ; Kodak. Limited, v. i'mAtZ'ri r ? W: . Magistrate's Court v. Radio, Limited ; Auckland Gas Company v. Abattoir Employees No. 1. February 2.—John Court, Limited, v Brookbanks. Limited: Macky Logans v. %5 e "* r d mi,e<l ' Boo,s . Limited, v. Post Office: Bank of New Zeaalnd v. Alex. Harvey. February 3—Gollin and Company v. National Bank No. 2; Hospital Board Ji-ray No. - v. Native Department No. 2; Pensions Department v. Johnson Coates •nd Fee; Ross and fJlendining v. London Lancashire Insurance. February C.—Wisemans. Limited, r. Atta Taxis; Customs Department v Vacuum Oil. The other teams have byes in the first round.