SECOND AND THIRD ROUND.
Remuera (Saxon 24 and Court 17) 41 beat Thorndon (Rose 14 and M-Kenovv 18) 32. New Plymoxith (Paul 22 and Hall 26) 48 beat Mount Eden (Ross 20 and Hooper 27) 17. Caiterton (Fisher 19 a>ul Rams-iy 15j 14 boat Nowtown (Bary Ql and Underwood 19) 40. Masterton (Elliott 22 and Whittaker 41; 63 beat Petone (Austin 31 and Johnson 17) 48. Napier (Yates 17 and Evans 31) 48 beat Welh.igton (Balhnger 23 and M'Lean 14) 37. Victoria (M<ick 23 and Brackenndge 23) 46 beat Auckland (Towsey 17 and Calpm 13) 30. Thorndon (Rose 26 and M'Kerrow 21) 47 beat Pousonby (Newell 9 and Stitchbu'y 12) 21. Nov.- Ph mouth (Paul 25 and Hall 25) 50 beat B'uft" Hill (Crawlev 13 and Kenned y 14) 27. NcvtoHii (Bary 23 and Underwood 10) 4S beat lic.ur.t Krien (Hooper 10 and Ross 22> 32 "Napier (Kvan« In and Yatcs 2i) o'i beat Cartcrtuu U\j'U=a\ 15 and Fisher 15) 30. Auci:> d (C'ulis.in 31 and lou-ry 16) -17 1) at \\'chu kioi- 12 and BalWnyu 17) Vic'nr.a (.BiackeMid^e CO nncl Gcoder ID) 13 h'.ui I'ctoiic yoimsou li and Aiidtjji 2XI 3t».
' Masterton (Elliott 2G and Whitt?ke- 19) 45 beat R?muera (Court IS 3^d Saxon 26; 44. PAIRS MATCHES. The returns are incomplete, but in fust round Brunskill and Lawson (3D) beat Lindsay and Wiison (5). Humphrys and Withy (25) beat Grc-eiislade and Collins (18). Geddes and Chuichw?rd (37) beat Reid and Cooper (12). Corliss and Ellis (27) beat Pateison and Keesing (17). Collet and Shearer (20) beat Hill and ikTGlasban (19). Allnutt and M'Laren $2) beat Nathan and Eagleton (16). In the second round Allnutt and M'Laren Lpat Jeffrey and Keast by 2 points, and aie now playing in the third round against Geddes aud Churchward, being 3 down with 8 heads to go. CorlißS aud E!hs (18) succumbed m the second round to V.'akelin and Itaison, whilst Smith and Findlay (Invercargill, 25) kept their place in the running, boating Phmmer and Waddell (10) and also Bnghtwell and D'Emden by 4 points. Tho fourth round of the rinks will commence in the morning, and it is expected that the Pairs will finish by Wednesday, when the Singles will be gone on with ; but at present the weather does not look promising. The conditions under which the day's piay were carried out enfrcly precluded the possibility of any true form being shown. Luck and chance breezes were responsible for many of the results.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2497, 22 January 1902, Page 54
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413SECOND AND THIRD ROUND. Otago Witness, Issue 2497, 22 January 1902, Page 54
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