LAWN TENNIS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20367, 23 September 1929, Page 15

LAWN TENNIS.

THE TUAKAU CLUB. [BY TZLEGS-iPH- —OW2J COB2ESPOXBEXT. 1 TUAKAU. Satarday. Hie Tuakaa Tennis Club held its official opening for tie season this afternoon. There was a large gaihermj? of p Layers. including visitors from other clubs. The president,. Mr. P. A. Hillary, declared the courts cpen for play and the first ball was served by ilts Hillary. The dab's new courts have not yet been laid and play is meanwhile contiaains on the old co*srU. ST J AMIES' CLUB, PUKEKOSE. [BX TELEGRAPH. —OWN COKKESPOSDENT.] PUK3S.OHE. Saturday. The annual meeting of St. James' Tennis Club. Pukekohe, was held this week The report for last season stated that the clab had won the Franklin Tennis Association's B grade competition. Prospects for the coming season were good Tfie_ financial statement showed the clib to be in a sound position. Officers were elected as follows Patron. Rev. J. Patlinon: president. Mr A. Schlaepfer- vice-presidents. Messrs. E_ Schiaepfer. G. R. Wright, C. K- Lawrie and J. Camrie-. secretary and treasurer, Mr. A_ Fansett; auditor, Mr. D R. Hamilton: clab captain. Mr. A. Fannett: vice-captain. Mr. A.. C. Gill. jstn.: committee. Misses A. Scott, M. Smith, N. Perkir:# and L. Knowlea. Mrs. S. Fitnesp and Messr* G. Wright. E. Perkins. J. Adams and G Perry; delegates to tho Franklin Association, Messrs. A. Schla«pfer and A. Fa uaeti. It was decided to open the ciJib's courts for tho aeason on October 19,