HAMILTON.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIV, Issue 12, 23 March 1910, Page 63

HAMILTON.

March 18. Tennis Match. On Saturday last' a number of the members of the Hamilton Tennis ( lub journeyed to Te Awamutu to play a match with the local team. The day was a gloriously tine one, so buggies were engaged, and an early start made, and the long drive through the gloriously open Waikato country was thoroughly appreciated. Afternoon tea was kindly provided by the reception committee of the local club. The following are details of the various sets, Hamilton players being mentioned first in each case: — Ladies’ Singles.— Mrs. McCarthy 7, v. Miss N. Bond 4: Miss Wilkinson 7, v. Miss B. McGovern «: Mrs. Kerr 0, v. Miss L. Bond 7: Miss Burd 3. v. Miss B. Mandeno 7; Miss Tompkins 7, v. Miss Irvine 6. Gentlemen’s Singles.— Fabling 4. v. Cox 9; Jolly 1, v. Baddeley 9: Shand 9, v. Woods 1; Dobson 9, v. \ on Sturmer 3; McCarthy 5, v. McGovern 9; Dellamoro 9, v. Dr. Henderson 3. Ladies’ Doubles. Mrs. McCarthy and Miss Wilkinson 7, v. Misses Bond 4; Mrs. Kerr and Miss Burd 1. v. Misses B. McGovern and B. Mandeno 7. Gentlemen's Doubles. — Fabling amt Jolly 4, v. Baddelev and Cox 9; Shand

and Dobson 9, v. Woods and Von Sttirmef 5; McCarthy and De Ham ore 9, v. McGovern and Dr. Henderson 8. Combined Doubles.—Miss Wilkinson and Jolly 6, v. Miss B. McGovern and Cox 9; Mrs. McCarthy and Fabling 7, v. Miss Nellie Bond and Baddeley 4; Mrs. Kerr and Shand 6, v. Miss Bond and Wood 7; Miss Burd and Dobson 3, v. Miss B.j Mandeno and Von Sturmer 7; Miss Tompkins ami McCarthy 3, v. Miss Irvine and J. McGovern 7. Bowling. The Whitiora Bowling ( lub sent two rinks of their players to Te Awamutu on Saturday last, when they were sue cessful in defeating the local players. A very pleasant afternoon was spent. The following are tin* scores, Whitiora being mentioned first in each case: Booth, Paterson, Martin, Aiken (s) 30. v. Irvine. Miller, ( lenient-, Stewart (s) 13. Hodgkinson, Browne, Coombes. Mil. hell (s) 22, v. White, Jones. Phillips, Laud (s)- 15. Personal. Hamilton girls are somewhat disappointed to learn that I’he annual ball of the 2nd Regiment of Auckland Mount ed Rilles is to be held in Cambridge

this year. A strong ladies’ committee has Ix'f’n formed, however, composed of ladies from both places, so we are sure that an enjoyable function will be the result. ZILLA.