LAWN TENNIS

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8652, 10 February 1914, Page 7

LAWN TENNIS

INTERCOLONIAL TOURNAMENT. B/ Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright (Tin cs— Sydney ''Sun" Special Cables.) (Received February 9, 7.20 p.m.) PARIS. February 8. Wilding and Craig-Liddln won the doubles championship at the international tournament .at Hyeres.

NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL. A quarterly meeting pf the Council of the New Zealand Lawn Tennis Association will be held on February 26th. The report to bo submitted states that since the last meeting the Luon. F. M. B. Fisher has been appointed chairman of the committ?p. The subscription payable by associations was fixed at twopence per mem-, her of all clubs affiliated. An invitation lias been extended to tile Canadian As-, sedation for a Canadian team to visit New Zealand, Negotiations are now in train by the Australasian Association to endeavour to secure a visit to Australasia of a German team to include Froitxheim and Babe. Among the business to come forward for consideration is a motion that the permission granted to the proposed; Waikato Association to form a sopgi'-V ate association in the Auckland pro-, vincial district ho withdrawn. A fur-,, thor motion is to tho effect that any' blub or clubs in any provincial district wishing to form an association 1 shall apply to tho provincial assooia-' tion for permission to form a sub-asso-ciation and submit the boundaries of the proposed association for approval-. ■