TENNIS.

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TENNIS.

MANAIA v. PATEA,

Manaia and Patea tflubs played a match. at Manaia on Easter Saturday. •■: Following are the results, Manaia mentioned first in each instance:— | I Men's Singles.—-McKay 9 v. Findlay 12, Meuli 12 v. Whittington 9, Young !12 v. Jones 9, Smith 12 v. Roberts 8, Ryan 8 v. W. Sheilds 12, Craig 6 v. [Gilbert 12, Wilson 12 v. B. Sheild 4, ! Hunger ,12 v.. Haworth .3. j i Ladies' Singles.»— Miss Whittington 7 v. Miss Taylor 9, Miss Hilles 7 v. | Miss E. Homer 9, Miss Wffis 5 v. Miss : Hare 9, Miss Campbell 3 v. Miss Honeyfield 9, Miss L. Claque 9 v. Mrs. Roberts 5, Mrs; Meuli 6 v. Miss Gibson 9, Mrs. J. Christie 3 v. Mrs. Findlay 9, Mrs. Innes 9 v. Mis& X. Horjjer 8, Miss M. Claque 9 v. Miss" Hamer- , ton 6, Miss Long 4 v. Miss Glenny 9. j Men's Doubles.—McKay arid Meuli 12 v. Findlay and, Whittington 5; I Young and Smith _2 v. Jones and! Roberts 8; TJraig and Wilson 12 v. W. Sheild and Gilbert 11; Ryan and Hunger 12 v. 15. Sheild and Haworth j

I Ladies' Doubles.—Misses WhittingI ton and Hilles 9 v. Misses Taylor and lE. Homer 6; Misses Wills and Camp-j i bell 9 v. Misses Hare and Gibson 6; i 1 Miss L. Claque and Mrs. Meuli 7 v. ' Mrs. Roberts and Miss Honeyfield 9; Mesdames Christie and Innes 7 v. Mrs. Findlay and Miss Hamerton 9; Misses M. Claque and Long 9 v. Misses I. Homer and Glenny 7, i Combined Doubles—McKay and Miss Whittington 8 v. Findlay and Miss Taylor 9; Meuli and Miss Hilles 9 v. ' Whittington and Miss Hare 7; Young and Miss Wills 9 v. Jones and Miss Honeyfield 8; Smith and Miss Campbell 9 v. Roberts and Mrs. Roberts 7"; Graig and Miss L. Claque 6 v. W. Sheild and Miss. Gibson 9; Ryan and Mrs. Meuli 5 v. Gilbert and" Mrs. Findlay 9; Hunger and Mrs. Innes 9 v. Haworth and Miss Hamerton 4; Wil-. son and Mrs. J. Chrsitie 7 v. B. Sheild and Miss I. Homer 5. Results: Manaia 296 games, 20 sets; Patea 271 games; 15 sets. j