CHESS IN DUNEDIN.

Otago Witness, Issue 1417, 18 January 1879, Page 21

CHESS IN DUNEDIN.

The following sp«kling game ,« played recently between Mr Wild, of Invercargill, and Mr D. B. UW, Hon. Secretary Atbepseum Chess Club :- White. Mr^av VptoK4 lPtoKi 9PtoKB4 2 P takes P 6 Q takes P Sff^A. t 7\ t.VAn P 7 P to H. ts a J?toO4W BKttakesP OP to £5 9 B to B 4(b) inKtoß.a 10PtoQ4 i?Pt?k«,P UKt takes P SISSL SfSW, M Xt to O B 3 is the move most generally adopted RtthiSe but there is nothing like golnjr off the °<double cheok > but "fifSff SCtYdfnger.and M. forces are teiSv for any emergency. wbebrei> White'a pieces on J2y- TheJMwl© Gambit alw.ysileads to critical JSd^t«iSn?poßi«ouß,aad the slightest dip gen* rally proves fatal. X 8.-Betng convinced that there must be a good many cheis players in the country districts of New zSuid who luve no means of practice over the board S who would gladly take part In:a correspond ence match, we ordered »ome time a? o from Britain a few "Cheai Sets" for their convenience. By this means games by correspondence can be carried pn w-th the ireateat plensu'O. for whenever a move is made, the fflature board can be locked up without anyganger of the men being displaced, thus saving the time and annoyance of playing over the gune every time • move h« to be made Price, 6s 6d each, free by post The «' Chess Editor " willbe glad to receive the names of gentlemen desirous of engaging in a correspondence match, and will do all in his power to make the best arrangements possible.