LARGE GALLERY

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 12, 16 January 1933, Page 11

LARGE GALLERY

TENNIS AT MIRAMAR

Perfect, weather and the prospect of witnessing 'some excellent tennis matches attracted largo numbers of spectators to ' Miramar on Friday and I Saturday afternoons, when the annual contests for the Anthony Wilding Memorial Shield and the Kathleen Nunneley Casket were played, between teams representing Auckland and Wellington. ■ The final matches, for the two trophies are being played to-aay and to-morrow between Wellington and Canterbury teams. Among those present each day was Miss Kathleen'Nunneley, a former Now Zealand champion for many years, who presented :the ■ casket containing her many medals, to be played for by teams of ladies from all parts of New Zealand. Visitors to; Wellington for the New Zealand championships this week were...also.'present. . Others .among, the large, gallery on Saturday- were Mr.- and. Mrs. G. N. Goldie,'Mrs; A. •E. Whytey Mr T> Why to,- Dr.. and Mrs. E. W. Smyth' Miss Traversj Mr. and Mrs. Clany, Mr and Mrs. Pat Williams, Miss K. Goodson, Mr., Mrs., and Miss'Malf rby, Miss Bell, Mrs. Cheviot Bell, Miss P. Prendeville, Mr. Guy: Johnston, Mr. and Mrs C. Nathan, Mr. and Mrs. A: E. Sandral' Dr. K. Stout, Miss A. .Carey, Miss C. Ijongmoi-e, Miss M. Macassoy, Mrs. C Q. Pope, Mr. J. Duncan, Mr. McLaren, Mrs. Thompson, ..Mr. and Mrs. T. Brook, Mr. and Mrs. Howe, Mr c' Watt, Mr. C. Todd, Miss M. Andrew'

Dr. 6. Myers, Mr. H. D. Bennett, Mr. W. Turnbull, Mr. P. H. Cole, Mr. Erie Beeves, Mr. C. Evans-Scott, Mr. Ohlsen, Mr. H. Burns, and Mr. N. Davys.