C. Malfroy, brilliant young tennis player as he is, is decidedly unlucky, writes a Wellington correspondent. When the British tennis team came to New Zealand Malfroy would have been included by the selectors in the New Zealand side if he could have shown any 'orni. But lie was omitted. Now an all-Australian team Is coining to the country for tlie first lime, and Malfroy will not be available. The Australians are due at Auckland on February 18. The first test, is not expected to lie played for at least a fortnight, and even if it is played in that time Malfroy will nol he here. He leaves for England, to enler Cambridge University on February 28.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17179, 8 February 1930, Page 16
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