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GREY CLUB’S SINGLES HANDICAPS. j To.day the Greymouth Tennis Club commences singles handicaps for men and ladies, the first and second rounds A of which are to b • completed by February 11. The draws are as follows:— Ladies.—Miss V. A. Larsen (20) r. Miss A. Bush (10), Miss B. MeSherry (25) v. Mrs T. Scott (25), Miss M. 1 Coburn (25) v. Mrs. A. Smith (25). Mrs A. Fairmaid (20) v. Miss V. Murtagh (25), Mrs L. McGlashan (10) v. Miss C. Thorpy (25), Miss J. Kames (20) v. Mrs O. Randle (20), Miss L. M. Schaef (scr) v. Mrs A. B. Larson (owe 10), Miss C. Tennent (5) v. Miss S. Bush (20), Dr Violet Rains (25) v Miss H. Griffen (5), Mrs D. James (ser) v. • v. Mrs W. B. Cunningham (owe 5), Mrs B. M. Davie (owe 5) v. Mrs H. C. Garde (20), Miss P. Murtagh (25) v. Miss P. Schaef (25\. Miss M. Fletcher (25) v. Miss K. Thomas (25), Mrs N. McQueen (20) v. Mrs O. W. Williams (10), Miss M. Orr (25) v. Miss M. Donovan (20), Miss Garner (25) v. Mrs F. B. Lawn (owe 10), Miss K. Newman (20) v. Miss L. M. Reynolds (10), Miss N. Tennent (scr) v. Miss M. Lilburn (25), Miss F. Costello (10) v. Mrs C. G. Moss (10), Miss D. MeBrearty (20) v. Mrs W. Fletcher (owe 5). |

I’he following ladies have byes in the I first round:—Miss 11. Coates (20), Miss 9 K. Fogarty (25), Mrs T. E. Y. Seddon (5), Miss J, Hambleton (20), Miss M. Caisley (20), Miss C. K. Brown (5), Mrs F. A. Kitchingham (10). Miss M. Bignell (5). Miss H. Rattray (25), Miss M. Mayo (20), Miss 11. Lawn (25),, Mrs J. P. Forbes (15). Men: —A. K. Smith (5) v. R. Williams (15), W. L. Gittos (5) v. O. Randle (10), J. E. Phillips (15) v. R. C. Simpson (scr), D. Stevenson (10) v. T. R. Saywell (10), W. R. MeKeehnie (scr) v. Rev Father Quinn (owe 15), N. Griffiths (10) v. W. Bruce (20), J J. W. Hannan (20), T. R. Atchley (20) JE v. K. Griffin (15), M. C. Smith (scr) I v. Allan Smith (10), C. Biggs (10) v. j»N. B. McCallum (20), W. Gilbert (15) v. C. James (15), B. M. Davit* (15) v. M. R. Bunt (20), W. J. Jones (20) v. S A. D. Milne (10), C. G. Moss (scr) v. J* J. P. Forbes (10), W. P. McCarthy (owe 15) v. F. M. Dennehy (owe 15). Byes are as follows:—W. J. Smythe (5), J. Riordan (10), T. E. Coates (10), T. E. Y. Seddon (155, Dr J. F. C. Moore (10), W. D. Olney (5), 11. Rattray (15), R. Webster (20), W. W. Wil. liams (15), A. G. Turtill (5), J. D. McBrearty (15), F. A. Kitchingham (ser), G. S. Pratt (15), E. A. 11. Bunt (20), W. B. Hutton (scr).

KAREL KOZELUH TO COACH BRITISH PLAYERS. (Received January 13, at 9.15 p.m.) LONDON, January 13. The All England Club has engaged Karel Kozeluh to coach the British Tennis players at Wimbledon for six weeks, beginning April. -- — KOZELUH WINS THE FRENCH CHAMPIONSHIP. LONDON, January 12. £ Karel Kozeluh won the French Pro- V fessional Tennis Championship, 'at ■ Nice, defeating Naduch, 6/3, 6/2, 6/4, * who eliminated Burke (holder) in " the semi-final. BAKERY AFIRE. WELLINGTON, January 12. At 12.55 this morning, fire broke out in the storeroom and bakehouse of Dustins Ltd. Damage was done by fire and water to the first floor and contents, and by Water to the ground. floor. The building was owned, by W. A. Tulloch, of Auckland, and occupied by W. Fox Tailor, and A. Singe, Hairdresser.