TO CORRESPONDENTS.
J. T. M.— Your solution of Problem 2312 is
correct. Leaflet was forwarded last week. Always pleased to hear from you. J. J. S., Wanganui. — Your solutions of Problems 2312 and 2313 are correct, and veiy good. E. F., Taranaki. — The orders will be Landed on. In your solution of Problem 2312, at sixth move you play 11 16, allowing White to win; but Black can afford to lose the man on 11 and yet hold a win in hand. By playing your moves in a different order you
shoxild get correct solution. F. H. — Thanks for note. Club quite pleased
to comply. J. S., Wanganui. — Thanks for report and enclosure, which is a new and interesting style. In re solution of -Problem 2312, see reply to "R. F.," above. D. A. B. — Thanks for problems. J. C, Shag Point.— You are either a new species of humourist, or your friends have "borrowed" you. * In either case, accept our hearty sympathy. The alleged "ending" you enclose is Hedley's problem in this column a fortnight ago, and the solutidu is correct.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2689, 27 September 1905, Page 62
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