INTERCOLONIAL TENNIS MATCH.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10133, 16 May 1896, Page 5

INTERCOLONIAL TENNIS MATCH.

Preia Assoclitlon.-Klectnc Telegraph.—Copyright. Sydney, May 15. The Tennis Teams Match, New Zealand v. New South Wales, was played to-day, and resulted in an easy win for the New Zealand players, In the Singles Parker beat both Tylee and Hughes; Hooper beat both Hughes and Tylee ; Collins beat both Newman and Mansfield; Newman beat Gore, and Gore beat Mansfield. In the Doubles Parker and Gore beat Hughes and Newman by three to love, and also beat Tylee and Mansfield by three to love; Mansfield and Tylee beat Hooper and Collins by two to one; Hooper and Collins boat Hughes and 'Newman by two to one. 1 The game was decided by sets ami the total by games. For the Singles and Doubles New Zealand scored 149, NeW South Wales 90. The New Zealanders sail by the Mararoa, Later. Hooper played brilliantly in the Singles, while Gore and Parker save a fine display in

the Doubles, an improvement on the form shown in the early matches being very noticeable. Of the aggregate games played, Singles, resulted in New Zealand, 85; New South Wales, 50. _______

The usual ecclesiastical notices appear in. tho eighth page. The anniversary services of St. Luke's, Remuera, will bo held to-morrow, when the Rev, F. Warner will preach in the morning, and the Rev. G. B. Monro in the evening. Collection in aid of the Church fund. The Sunday services in connection with the 19th anniversary of the Wesleyan Church, St. John's, Ponsonby, are announced for to-morrow morning, afternoon, and evening, The services are to be specially attractive, both as to the sermons and music. Miss Rimmer has consented to assist at eaoh service. The subjects of the sermons and time of services, at which solos and anthems with orchestral accompaniment will be rendered, will be found in our advertising columns. The annual festival, comprising soiree, sacred concert, etc., takes place on Tuesday next. The Rev. A, H. Collins will commence to morrow evening the first of a series of Talks on Timely Topics, the first being "The Church and the Industrial Problem." At the,Onehunga Congregational Church, there will be a musical service in the evening, the soloists being Messrs, King and Abel. Mrs. Harris (Jenny Wren) will lecture tomorrow evening in the Opera House, the subject being "Through Creeds to Christ. The Rev. F. C. Chatterton, of the C.M.S., who was intimately acquainted with the late Bishop Hill, will speak at the Sunday evening service in tho City Hall. Speoial services will be held to-morrow at the Albert-street Salvation Army Barracks, when there will be a dedication service in the forenoon, and the wedding, Captain Andrews and Lieutenant Newbold, at three o'clock, Staff-captain and Mrs. Harris and other officers will conduct those meetings. The onon meeting of the Theosophical Society will be held tomorrow evening at the Mutual Life Buildings, Queen street. , - The Devonport Ferry Company will run one of their popular ferry steamers to Lake Takapuna to-morrow afternoon. The, annual, meeting, of the Auckland Ladies' Benevolent Society will be held on Tuesday afternoon at four p.m., in the Diocesan office, - • .." A speoial line of ladies cashmerehose, wellfinished feet, 9d per pair; splendid value in all wool oashmere hose, Is and Is fid, at Smith and Caughey's.—|Advt.] Ladles' jackets, capes, and mantles, the , newost goods, at Rushbrook's, Queen-street, all marked to sell at very low prices for cash. Dent, Alloroft, and Oo.'s 4-button patent fastener" Compere" kid gloves in all colours at 4s lid. Children's kid gloves in all sizes and qualities at Smith and Caugheys.— [Advt.l , . „ Smith andCaughey manufacture the bulk of their own immense stock of umbrellas and offer the same at 20 per cent, less than the imported article.— , New wool goods for ladies' and children s wear,. iu great variety, at Rushbrook's, Queen-street. Ladies'all wool ribbed vests, SM, fljfd, and is each at Smith and Gan^hey's.-— _ The first winter social in connection with St. Paul's Ohuroli, Symondsistreet, will be held at Mrs. Sowerby Hall on Wednesday evening next. The proceeds will be devoted to the Sunday-school,,' ',:/"" '. ". ,'.' Smith and Caughey's famous guinea Kaiapoi suit is exceptional valuc.~{Ad