NO SUNDAY TENNIS
COUNCIL CHANGES MIND [Per United Press Association] AUCKLAND, May 10. The City Council at its meeting tonight rescinded by 11, votes to 10 a motion which it had carried by 10 votes to 9 on April 19 to repeal the bylaw prohibiting. Sunday tennis on courts under the council’s control. Earlier in the evening the council had heard a deputation from the Auckland Lawn Tennis Association, which stated that of the forty-eight clubs in the metropolitan area with a membership of 3,300 thirty-six, with a membership of 2,400, had Sunday play. Six of the remainder desired it, but were debarred. The other six, with a membership of 500, did not desire it, and two of these were debarred.
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Evening Star, Issue 21717, 11 May 1934, Page 4
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121NO SUNDAY TENNIS Evening Star, Issue 21717, 11 May 1934, Page 4
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