TENNIS COUNCIL CRITICISED.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14391, 9 June 1910, Page 6

TENNIS COUNCIL CRITICISED.

[BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Christchurch, Wednesday. >; '"' At a meeting of the Canterbury LawnTennis Association one of the delegates to the recently held council meeting verb- '- ally reported on. the business transacted I thereat, and the treatment accorded to'-..-Canterbury delegates. Special stress was w ' laid on the action of certain Auckland delegates in voting against a motion for'warded by the Auckland Association, and it was pointed out that from this time forward no provincial association will feel'-,,., ■ safe as regards the use to which its votes-. .£ will be put by its delegates. The mem-, = ; bers of the Canterbury Association pre- .-'■'. - sent at the meeting expressed great aston- ■ ■.■_',. ishment at the manner in which the Man- •■ l J agement Committee conducted the busi- \;v ness of the Association, and also at tha ~. ' .'. acquiescence of delegates resident in Wei- ' . , lington in the state of things disclosed. , >t ; The Canterbury delegates were thanked -.-• for their efforts in the interests of tennis , - ■ in'the Dominion, and were reappointed to. represent the Canterbury- Association at ;* the next meeting of the council, to be • held next month. „''«»<- "i It was decided to request the New Zealand Association to inform the Canterbury ~,. : Association as to what price was fixed ... for Aver's balls in other centres tnan ; Wellington, where the fixed rate was 103 ph 3d per dozen. . /^gJM