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lutein club Matches. The third round of the inter-club matches was played on Saturday last, and the form shown was distinctly in advance of the two previous rounds. In the Remuera I. v. Auckland I. match, Webster deserves credit for his win against K. DutQiie, the latter player being looked upon as a promising champion. In the ladies’ matches Remuera was too strong for Auckland. Parnell 1. had a very easy win from West End, the latter club only showing a win in Dr. Keith’s single and Miss Gray. The results in the A Grade to date show Remuera 3 wins 0 losses; Eden and Epsom, 2 wins. 0 losses; Parnell, 1 win and 2 losses; West End and Auckland, 2 losses each. There are two more rounds to play, and the result will probably lie between Remuera and Eden and Epsom, and will be a close finish. First Grade—A Section. PARNELL V. WEST END. Men’s Singles.—Hanna, 3, v. Keith, 9; Mowbray. 9, v. Upton, 3; Coates, 9, v. Snelling, 6; Ralph, 9, v. Fee, 3. * Men’s Doubles. — Mowbray and Coates, 9, v. Keith and Upton, 6; Hanna and Ralph, 9, v. Fee and Lyttleton, 6; Baker and Duthie 9, v. Snelling and Goldie, 6. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Steele 5, v. Miss Gray 7; Miss MacCormick 7, v. Miss Moore 3. j Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Steele and MaeCormlek 7, y. Miss Gray and Mrs Fee 6; Misses Frater and N. MacCormick 7, v. Misses J. and A. Moore, 4. Combined Doubles.—Duthie and Miss Frater, 7, v. Lyttleton and Mrs Fee, 4; Baker and Miss N. MacCormick, 7, v. Goldie and Miss A. Moore, 4. Parnell Club won by 11 matches to 2. REMUERA V. AUCKLAND. Men’s Singles.—McCutcheon 9, v. Snelling, 4; Duthie 8, v. Webster 9; Tonks 7, v. Milnes 9; Larner 9, v. Johns 6. Men’s Doubles.—McCutcheon and Longuet 9, v. Milnes and Webster, 6; Duthie and S. Lonquet 5, v. Snelling and Saunders 9; Tunks and Larner 9, v. Johns and Andrew, 2. Ladies’ Singles.— Miss Crowther 7, v. Miss F. Woodroffe 3; Miss Barstow 7, v. Miss Mac? 3. Ladsec/ Doubles.—-Misses Crowther and Bars: >w 7, v. Misses F. Woodroffe and Mace 6; Misses Kerr-Taylor and Walker 7, v. Misses Calvert and W. Woodroffe 3. Combim : Doubles.—L. Longuet and Miss Kerr-Tayl-;.*, 7, v. Andrew and Miss Calvert, 3; S'. Longuet and Miss Walker, 7, v. Saunders and Miss W. Woodroffe, 6. Remuera Club won by 10 matches to 3. B section. EDEN AND EPSOM 11. V. PARNELL 11. Men’s Singles.—Henderson 9 v. Simpson 8; Cooke 9, v. Cooke 6; Frater 9, v. Ward 2; Thompson 5, v. Herd 9. Men’s Doubles. —Cooke and Frater 9, v. Abbott and Herd 8; Henderson and Thomp son 9 v. Ward and Cooke 2; Bull and Campbell 9, v. Simpson and Aiderton 3. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Walker 2, v. Miss Ward 7; Mrs Gold Smith 7, v. Miss Scott 3. Ladies’ Doubles. —Miss Walker and Mrs Gold Smith 7, v. Misses Ward and Scott 4; Miss Nicholson and Mrs Mueller 7, v. Misses Metcalfe and Abbott 5. Combined Doubles.—Bull and Miss Nicholson 4 v. Abbott and Miss Metcalfe 7; Campbell and Mrs Mueller 7, v. Aiderton and Miss Abbott 1. Eden and Epsom Club won by 10 matches to 3. ONEIIUNGA V. WEST END. Men’s Singles.—R. E. Taylor, 9, v. J. V. Macky, 7; G. L. Taylor, 9, v. A. G. Cooke, 8; R. O. Gardner, 9, v. R. Angus, 5; A. Richardson, 9, v. S. C. Thorne, 6. Men’s Doubles. —Richardson and G. Id

Taylor. 9, v. Wyman and Macky, Gardner and T. E. ('lark, 9, ▼. Angus and A. Q. Cooke, 4; R. E. Taylor and M. Robb, 9, v. Thorne and M. J. Alison, 6. Ladies’ Singles.- Miss Carnachnn, 7, v. Mrs Keith, 3; Miss Worrall, 7, ▼. Mrs Manning, 6. Ladies* Doubles. —Misses Carnacban and Worrall, 7, v. Misses Manning and Miss Nd son, 1; Mesdamea Colley aud Taylor, 7, v. Mrs Keith and Miss V. Bagnall, 4. Combined Doubles. —Robb and Mrs Colley, 5, v. Wyman and Miss Nelson, 7; Clark add Mrs Taylor, 7, v. Alison and Miss V. Bag nail, 3. Ouehuuga won by 12 matches to 1. Second. Grade—A Section. EDEN AND EPSOM 111. V. WEST END 11. Men’s Singles. -Gorrie 9. v. McNair 5; Whittaker 9, v. Whitelaw 4; Hill 9, v. Murphy 0; Hanna 8, v. Stc*wart 9. Men’s Doubles.—Whittaker and Hill R. w McNair and Whitelaw 3; Gprrie and 9. v. Murphy and Stewart 5; Newhook am Reynolds 9, v. Halley and Dhckeson 3. Ladies’ Singles,—Mrs Stewart 7, v. Miss Warnock 2; Mrs Grierson 1, v. Miss Hunt 7. Ladies’ Doubles.—Mesdames Stewart and Grierson 4, v. Miss Warnock and Mrs Colson 7; Mesdames Whittaker and Young 3, v. Miss Hunt and Mrs Bernardi 7. Combined Doubles. —Newiock and Mrs Whittaker 7, v. Halley and Mrs Colson 0; Reynolds and Mrs Young 7, v. Dickeson and Mrs Bernardi 4. Eden aud Epsom Club won by 9 matches to 4, OTAIIUHU I. V. AUCKLAND 11. Men’s Singles.—Morrin, 8, v. McKay, 9; L. Sheppard, 9, v. Matthews, 1; Todd, 9, v. Coppard, 3; W. Sheppard, 9, v. Vaile, 4. Men’s Doubles.—Morrin and L. Sheppard, 9, V- McKay and Matthews, 4; Todd and W. Sheppard, 9, v. Tuke and Johns, 7; Page and Rev. Rowe, 9, v. Coppard and Vaile, 7. Ladies’ Singles. Miss Wilson, 2, v. Miss Moses, 7; Miss Whiteley, 7, v. Miss MeLoughlin, 6. Ladies’ Doubles. —Misses Wilson aud Whiteley, 2, v. Misses Scott and McLoughlin, 7; Miss Morrin and Mrs Whiteley, 2, v. Misses Moses and Aickin, 7. Combined Doubles.—Mrs Whiteley and Page, 4, v. Miss Scott and Tuke, 7; Miss Morrin and Rev. Rowe, 6, v. Miss Aickin and Johnson. 7. Otaliuliu Club won by 7 matches to 6. B Section. DOMINION ROAD V. DEVONPORT. , Men’s Singles.—Ellison, 7, v. Hobbs, 0; Bartlett, 9, v. R. Macky, 4; G. Garrett, 3. v. B. Macky, 9; Garrett, 9, v. Jeffries, 6. Men’s Doubles. —Barrett and Bartlett, 9, v. Hobbs and Kallinder. 6; Ellison and Garrett, 8, v. L. Macky and Jeffries, 0; Drower and Fowler, 7, v. B. Macky and Irving, 9. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Booth, 7, v. Mirs M. Bennett, 3; Miss Booth, absent, v. Miss E. Whittaker, win. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Booth, absent, v. Misses N. Berrett and Whittaker, win; Misses Campbel! and Webo, 2, v. Misses M. Bennett and Mason, 7. Combined Doubles. Drower and Miss Webb, 3, v. Kallinder and Miss N. Bennett, 7; Fowler and Miss (’ampbell, 7, v. Irving and Miss Mason, 5. Devonport Club won by 8 matches to 5. Notes. The association has everything in good running order for the English team’s match on Saturday next, and the bookings for seats for the grandstand show that the public are enthusiastic.