LAWN TENNIS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22941, 20 January 1938, Page 9

LAWN TENNIS

PASCOE CUP EVENT INTER-HOUSE TOURNAMENT ARRANGEMENT OF THE DRAWA record entry of 64 teams has been received for the interhouse tennis tournament for the Pascoe Cup. Play will commence on Monday week at the Clive Road courts. The draw and nights of play are as follows:

Monday, January 31. —Post Office v. Guardian Trust; Pairbairn, Wright, v. Bank of Australasia; N.Z. Railways v. National Bank of New Zealand; Auckland Star v. Kodak (N.Z.), Limited. 4U Tuesday, February 1. —L. D. Nathan v. N.Z. Hejwld; Vacuum Oil Company v. Sargood, Son and Ewen; A.M.P. Society v. Bank of New Zealand; L.'3% Keys, Limited, v. A. and T. Burt. ■ Wednesday, February 2.—City Council y. Auckland Harbour Board; Seabrook, .towlds No. 2 v. Abbott, Armstrong and Howie; Gollin and Company v. Native Department No. 2; Westfield Freezing Company v.. South British Insurance. . Thursday, February 3.—Auckland Savings Bank No. 1 v. City Abattoirs J»o. 1: National Trading Company v. Publjc frust No. 1; Auckland Power Board No. 2 v. Auckland Savings Bank No. 2; Radio, Limited, y, Macky, Logan and Caldwell. Monday, February 7. —Lands and Survey v. Gcorgo Court and Sons; Public Trust >o. '2 v. Post Office Bank; Seabrook, Fowlds No. 1 v. 11. V. Wallace; Farmers' Freezing Company v. Speedway Steam Products.' Tuesday; February 8.-—Customs, Department v. Brookbanks, Limited; Abel, Dykes. Limited, v. John Court, Limited; Transport Board v. Atta Taxis; Farmers' Trading Company v. Auckland Power Board No. 1. Wednesday; February 0. —Public Works v. New Zealand Insurance Company; A. B. Donald v. National Distributors r City Abattoirs No. 2 v. Henry and Company; Pascoe, Limited, v. Magistrates Court. Thursday, February 10.—Native Departs ment No. 1 v. Dalgcty and Company; Milne and Choyce, Limited, v. Labour Department; Smith and Caughey, Limited, v. Buckland and Sons; Commercial Bank v. Johns. Limited.

AMERICAN LADY PLAYERS NO TOUR OF THE DOMINION [BY TEI.EGItAFH —PRESS ASSOCIATION'] WELLINGTON. Wednesday There will bo no tour of New Zealand by Misses Dorothy Bundy and Dorothy Workman, Americans, now visiting Australia, announces Mr. H. N. Burns, secretary of the New Zealand Lawn Tennis Association. A cable declining the invitation to tour was received to-day.