TENNIS ASSOCIATION
MATCHES ON SATURDAY Lower Moutere played Xgutimoli on I Saturday, the result being 5 set,* 05 games, for the former and 11 bets 80 for the latter. Particulars of play LOWER MOUTERE V. NGATIMOTI ( umbined doubles: N. Ifoireil and Mis# j D Jackson v. H. Haycock and Mrs Hay* •cock 3-6; v. S. Beatsou and Miss Beatson 6-5. H. Utting and Mrs Taylor v, ] II Haycock and Mrs Haycock v. S. BeaL ! soli and Mrs Beal sou 4 6. L. Brougham ' anil Miss L. Jackson v. D. Beatsou and Mias 1 teat son 5-6; v. II Hayrack mmi l Mis* Knowles 6 9 L. Herrick and Mias X Brougham x . D. Beat son and Mias Beatsou 26; v. D. Beatsou and Miss Ki.owles 3-6. Men's doubles. N. Horrell ind 11. lu ting v. D. and N. Beatsou 46; v. 11. Haycock and S. Beatsou 6-2. L. Brougham ami L. Herrick v. D. Beatsou and N. Beatsou 1-0; v. 11. Haycock und S. Beatsou 0-6 Ladies’ doubles —-Miss D. Jackson and Mrs lay lot x. Misses Beatsou and Ri.owles b-3 ; v. Mrs Haycock and Miss Beatsou 26. Mi.-sc* L. Jackson and X. Biougliam v. Mrs Haycock and Mrs j Beatsou 5-6; v. Misses Beatsou and 1 Knowles 4-6 j Lower Moutere: s*ets 63 game*. Ngatiuioli' 11 sets 80 games. KIA ORA V. R?\ THthiDE At Riverside Kio Ora lost to the local I rcpresfiitativts—7 sets to 9 sets. I)». tails of play are as follows: Comb*ued.—Mai shall and Mrs Smith v. liclyoake and Miss llart 3-6; v. M. Coderman and Miss K. Goodall 2-6. L. Coppins and Miss Tax lor v. M. Cederniau and Miss K. Goodal. 4-6; v. llolvoake ami , Mis* Hart 1-6. C. ioppins and Miss 1. McGJaslicn v. ft. Cedertnun and Miss I-. Wilkinson 6 5, v. Johnstone and Miss M. j Scott 6-0. B. McGlashen and Miss C. Mexens v. Johnstone and Miss M. fcoott 60; v. ft Ccdci man and Miss L. W likin.*oll 3 6. Men s doubles. Marshall and L. ( oppins \ M. C odernian and lloiyoake 2-6; 1 v Johnstone and ft. Cederiuan 36. C. Cop pills and Miss |. MiGlasfieii x. Jofltlstone and It. Cederman 3-6 ; v. M Cedii.'nan and llolvoake 2-6. laidies* doubles.— Mrs Smith and Miss Taylor x. Misses KG. GmsJail and llart 6-4; v. Misses L. Wilkiuson and M. Scott b-4. Misses 1. MeGlasbcn and U. Steveus Misses W'ilkonnotl and Scott 6-2 v. Miss # ..i Hart 0 Kia Ora : 7 si'ls 65 games. Riverside; 9 sets 71 games.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 28 November 1938, Page 10
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419TENNIS ASSOCIATION Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 28 November 1938, Page 10
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