TENNIS.
Tlii! members of (hf l‘’ox(on Lawn gf* ' Ti’iinis Cluli iii'ti reminded tlistt tlm re-opening fm' play aft or (lie holidays will Jake place on Saturday afternoon next, at 2 pan., when ;i!’• members and intending niembers are earnestly requested to he present. The Committee has cone to considerahle I.rouble and exjiense to make the courts and surroundings attractive, and everything is now in good order for a successful season. The influenza scourge and the unseasonable weather have had a bad effect on play up to the present, but the committee trusts that renewed interest will plaee the elub in I its old flourishing condition. The courts have been top-dressed with sand and tar, and re-marked, while the pavilion has been painted inside and out, and a new lank creeled. Arrangements are being made to institute a ladder competition, and enquiries are to be made from the Shannon and Levin Clubs with re-i gard to arranging inter-club matches.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 1924, 9 January 1919, Page 3
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158TENNIS. Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 1924, 9 January 1919, Page 3
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