TO CORRESPONDENTS.
D. N. W., Owaka.— Your solutions of Problems 1459 and 1460 are correct. I. H. P., Kyeburn.— You are correct in your solutions of Problems 1459 and 1460. The metits of both problems very good, but I think Mr M'Kenzie's more difficult. J. M., Gore.—Wrote you at earliest. [Your reply just received. All right.] W. Dunn.— Thanks for enclosure. Have written to you to address of laßt letter. Hope you get it all right. H. G. Mitchell, Oamaru.—Thanks. Have replied by post. A. W. L., Koslyn.— Thanks for letter. It does seem a mistake about the holidays, but perhaps they had good reason. - Solutions of Problems. Problem 1469 (By w. Dunn).—Black men on 8, 15,17,18,19, ks 14, 28; White man on 5,13, 21, 24, 29, 31, ks 7. Black to play and win. 14 9 21 14 8 11 31 26 13 6 22 25 7 23 15 18 15 22 29 22 28 1 B. wina. Problem 1460 (By J. Macksnzie).—Black men on 1, 5,13, 17, 21, 24, ks 8, 14, 27. 30 ; White men on 6, 15, 19. 23, 25, 26", 28, ks 9, 18, 31. White to move and win. 1510 914 14 9 18 9 9 6 28 3 14 7 110 514 2718 3016 2130 And, after C 22,17 26, 310, White wins.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2250, 15 April 1897, Page 40
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