LAWN TENNIS.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19161, 18 November 1927, Page 2

LAWN TENNIS.

SCHOOLS' COMPETITION. Instructions have been issued by the Schools* Tennis Association that winning teams "just send in reports of the matches to the Christchurch newspapers without delay, otherwise they will not be credited with the points gained. ELMWOOD V. RICHMOND. Playing at Elmwood School, Elmwood defeated Richmond by 84 games to 29 in the Primary Schools' competition. The 'results were (Elmwood names first): — Boys' Singles—A. Kennedy 6, Fox 1; -T. 'Archer 6,' G. Dickson 3; D. Martin 6, West-' garth 5; J. Camm 6, L. Petrie 0. Girls' Singles—M. Tin gey 6, D. Palmer 1, N. Oorby G, G. Stephenson 0; H. Hamilton 6, E. Bailey 2; F. Drummond 6, M. Adams 2, Boys' Doubles—Kennedy and Archer 9, Fox and Westgarth 4,. Martin and Camm 9, Dickson and Petrie 5. Girls' Doubles—M. Tingey and N. Corby .9, D. Palmer and G. Stephenson 3; H. Hamilton and F. Drummond 9, E. Bailey and M, Adams 2. Elmwood 84 games, Richmond 29 games. EZYWURK STAIN POLISH. Ezywurk Stain Polish is a handy household polish, for it makes old furniture and woodwork like new. All you need do is apply it lightly with a brush and leave for five minutes. A rich, glossy surface is the result, and your table can then be used immediately. Ezywurk Stain Polish is ob-' tainable in the following colours: Light Oak, Dark Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, Rosewood, Mission Oak, and Cedar. Ask your grocer for Ezywurfc, j pints Is, £ pints Is 6d, pints 2s 6d —8