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irtSfcll B.' KOSTICH. j rsm ,■ 'falsi, Wadt° J "*aa continued in tho " fotakr/Citto CT.nb rooms last evening, &g*tfo liuiopean cness *tej 3{, 'Han't Kbstich, gave a eenes i Mm* a ths modem methods of play tasg «taa<ls<iO»Btiated the* latest vanat*s a attack, and defence which am upMife,ti» pteaeat masters. There was a hj« githtnag.. At no period in tho taiay el U«w Zealand chesa has any fawifethonfottt given, in the art of 'the flat la ttfa lespoctkthe lectures, which «ta iQoaUatad. by means cf a large board, *e» onibt, jad aerved to make clear tho i&am ttsdj; the leading players of the itid#nt|» ;J» game. ' UlacftKSgiitaajkß Mr Kostich pen tod ajittttaaDwrContment it tras customary *» JSgfe fetbua , fully _ illustrated, ■when i rae-openings «nd ewbsethoroughly threshed out wjWbsmm slifbta to* the gams much wwjgWfc thai those in, English spoak«*S*Wj* "wrth,' Whom'' ho had como 'in: *gP#W?tie?%' he would treat lightly. JwKattfea/aad moro profound aspects' SffiWt!t ta ***"• < * onmgß Mr Koatkfc dealt with the King's Jaishop's, ••■"Ufra "Scotch. Gambit, and tho Vienna JgSLM*«4tttirtly he played over from meet brilliant games- of sacrifices in order ga&es -were -with.' champion, in, ■ the present. JSaSsiNs** •**(SdlfT'played 6evoral ol St. Aljenthteiaat, ■Ahoso 'sSsSjSSr** commenced by the •visiior.' «aa» between Mr Kostichi '2Sgefer ßl:a *^r lrall °* a duded -yesterday T player.,. '■fflfviCit? Oueen's Pawn iher middle game Mr •^?5 ls r*?>s* < * to force the game with a etron<?J3gßy*» «>4 )n the end game gained jffi|j&gg*Wfa»g the adtunoe of the EgfgßKL»2!| getting hia King up |ift9j*wda iDfflEsfiff* *** Kennedy's fine end sJaycd. Kostrch games against Mas 3L tHftSPSL* Snulito, J. O. Chapman, nf»liK.-<sa«oß.