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d*i,'(.; i^:jJ;'-i;;-;'-v'.:i'1 ■ .;.•".,•'*!■•' .'- .' • •• . '••■' ' '. • |&K>f General CamChess Club: was the president, Mx t<^/^lifa^V3U ■o«s^js»a*3«;'"%*■•" r ---' ; , . >'#■ ; that - «U arrange-##-siiffi*£lSe«* %«p«l«b.:oWionak3? t.tcrur'v,::t\ii^*v'««jr«-.««»&»<»• J?ivo teams of twelve • : - ; '' A; >-* ;! lk)S^ ;, **& iw>m the Auck."~3b3, Wellington, Nelson, Otafeo, and Can- '- - ■ Club* The Masterton Club had „ withdrawn their eStry at the last foment, ■ *«t»r Oiimaittt -Olub vera unablo to, make smngemeijta to enter, which they ■\«E»ra at oi* time to do. { 5< It w** deeMos to recommend to the New Ztsiaad Cftfosa''Association that the tourney *afe» be-altered «p that whore mor© than six teams enter tie content in any one year, the "■ tourney eball be divi'Jod into two sections, 'one'fo'r'eech Island, the two loading teams '• of sack soction to play off in tho final -round.' It wu pointed out that this would <aly mean four "cable" matches as against '{ehew four teoms from each Island comfeete) sixteen. It was also decided to recorojgttud tfeat «K umpires bo appointed by tho ; ' GU«»''.ABsWtJ6n. . ''• ' Tofiowlng ' "the Of ago Club'a suggestion, W- wbia&'w'aa eJJdorssd by the other competing .. • *lub*»;lhft.s Canterbury run the tournoy for '• 'ils&y&&f Motsra And«rsen, Lovell-Smith, > l''''lm& Qfajtaelj -wore appointed a management {. ,'" ibrffiiaittee for "that purpose. • • .. ~£T\ sraa -decided to close the entries for the "- 1 iSdnW'cbilttpionaaip tourney, also for the-ban-Mtom taoravsy on the 26th inst., the tourneys ' Mo m pUyoa at the rote of one round per <3mak'. according to charts drawc up with, a ' •< jfaiault claw* operating.