COLYTON.
(From Our Own Correspondent.) COLYTON, Nov. 4.
Following a somewhat threatening morning, the weather cleared sufficiently to enable the Aratika Tennis Club to hold its opening day. There were quite a number present from neighbouring clubs, and an enjoyable day was spent, ihe president (Mr C. H. Wilson) officially opened the season, and afterwards presented the trophies to the winners and runner-up. Following ar ethe details of the play • First round, Miss E. Wilcock and J. Wealleans lost to Miss O. Whittaker and R. Wealleans, Miss C. Palmer and C'. Wilson beat Miss Klink and R. Wilcock, Miss F. llills and R. Wilson lost to Mi<p V. Woodman and K. Watson. Miss. Watson and G. Hills lost to Miss J. Sinclair anil G. Burr, Miss Adams and E. Sinclair beat Miss M. Sinclair and D. Sinclair, Miss D. Adsett and J. Ford beat Miss M. Maddison and Connelley, Miss G. Bridgeman and A. Humphrey beat Miss L. Hansen and L. Ewen, Mrs Slight and J. Humphrey beat Miss 11. Hansen and L. Gibson. Second round, Miss 11. llocken and D." Sinclair beat Miss C. Palmer and U. Wilson, Miss V. Woodman and K. W’atson lost to Miss J. Sinclair and C. Burr, Miss Adams and E. Sinclair lost to Miss’ D. Adsett and Ford, Miss O. Whittaker and R. Wealleans beat Miss Bridgeman and A. Humphrey. Third round, Mrs Slight and J. Humphrey lost to Miss 11. llocken and D. Sinclair, Miss Sinclair and C. Burr beat Miss D. Adsett and Ford. Semi-final, Miss O. Whittaker and R. Wealleans beat Miss Sinclair and C. Burr. Final, Miss Whittaker and Wealleans beat Miss Hocken and Sinclair.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 290, 5 November 1938, Page 13
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