SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 7 October 1922, Page 12

SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

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; KAPONGA CLUB j Gar Own Correspondent.)! I At the opening of the Kaponga Tennis.. Club last Thursday, in. .the absence of J;he president (Mr. Fearon),- Mr. Anuerson, in- a very neat little speech, outlined the position of the club, both financially and" otherwise. The credit balance stood^at' about £11. which was considered satisfactory, and the" mem- " bership was likely to be much above that of last year. • Mrj Anderson asked the lady at the * , - • top of the- ladderTto serve the 'first ball ~" ■/. over the nets; and declared the courts V-V** open. '- ; A most enjoySßTe was '•- sp^nfon the courts, a(nd thft, gentlemen, provided afternoon t^g, wmclj was much appreciated by all. *- •, • ■ " i