Answers to Correspondents
J. S , Temuka. — Thanks for frae, which is welcome, ould be pleased to receive more of the same sitting. Subscriber.— See Items. More of it may appear next issue. W. J. M., Arrow. — Your suggestions, as usual, are worthy of notice. Thanks for problem. Your solution of 1160 is correct, and so is your remark on 1159. Solution of Problem 1151. By G. H. Sxocum. Black men on 6, 9, 14, ks on 16, 18 ; White men on 13, 21, 25, ka on 7, 24. Black to play and win— 610 1417 16 20 20 2 Black 13 6 723 2114 wina. Solution of Problem 1153. ■ 'By "Hereward." Black men on 2, 3, 13, 10, k 27 ; White men on 10, 21, 24, 26, k 15. White to move and draw. 24 20 2011 10 6 2117 1710 27 3 L 31 22 2 9 914 Draw. Solution oi' Problem 1154. By "Little Johnnie," Ross. Black men on 2, 9, 12, k 13; White men on 23, 2t>, 32, ka on 10, 23. Black to play and White to win. 914 2519 ie-20 1915 610 10 17 2 C 18 14 28 32 14 18 13 31 l!Ho 20 24 1511 28 24 32 27 1216-«2'U9 32 28 7 2 3124 1518 24 2S 11 7 24 27 White wins. (a) 69, 23 19, 9 14, 19 16, 12 19, 15 24, White wins.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2087, 22 February 1894, Page 38
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