TENNIS IN ENGLAND
MR G. N. GOLDIE IMPRESSED THE STANDARD IS HIGH ANDREWS MAY VISIT N.Z. Wellington, December 1. Returned from a tour of the Old Country, where he attended the nHIEggl and tennis championships at Wimbledon, Air G. N. Goldie, a. life member of the New Ze-yla.nd Lawn Tennis Association, and a member of i s couibcil, arrived n Wellington on the Makum. He said lio had been greatly impressed with the standard of tennis in England, t particularly that of the women pluyeyf?, Air Goldie -said that E. D Andrews, formey, New Zealand ehain•pion, who made .a. great reputation for himself in the tennis world in Grerfj Britain, was very likely to visit the Dominion shortly. Malfroy was playng' very well, but lie was hc.id.iy i’L Andrew’s class
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Feilding Star, Volume 8, Issue 2586, 2 December 1931, Page 6
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