CARD TOURNAMENT.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 167, 6 July 1908, Page 4

CARD TOURNAMENT.

A card f.ournainenl. took place in the Upland School between the Tanirutungi and Bell Block Card Clubs, resulting in a win for the Tiuurutaugi Club. There were Lwcuty players from each cinn four ladies and sixteen gentlemen. The following is a stalcnicnt of the result, ill detail, I,lie. liidl Mock players being placed lii'nt, in each case:--Cribimge- Mrs. W. King and Mrs. Colsou 7, V.Mrs. A, Street and Airs. 11. Bishop Ij: S. Bundle and I!. I'epporell ti, v. !'• Street and I). (Irecnwiiy S; \V. King and L. Ijongslali' 5, v. (!. Rodgcrs and J. Giddy <i; j. Kodgers and A. iliiskell ti, v. I''. Bishop and U. Longstatf 7; G. Old and U. Jcltrey 4, v. L. Street, and H. Copestake 8. Totals—Bell Block 28, '.farurntangi 2!i.

Euclivc - .Mrs. 11. Sampson and Airs. W. King (sen.) f>. v. Alls. Copestake and Airs. ,1. (letlily S: N. Stivid and H. King 4, v. It. Allen and C. Slrvct 7; Alessrs. Kicc and Colson 5, v. \Y. liisiiiqi and (i. Viiddy ti; F. Holmes and 11. Sampson 4, v. E. .Marsh and t'. Copestake 0; F. lloskin and \V. Haskell 4, v. .1. Copestake and A. Street o. Totals—-liell Block 22, Taruriitangi .111. l'lay stopped at 10 p.ni., when refreshments provided hy tlie Tanirutaugi club were enjoyed. Three hearty cheers were ;dvcn by the defeated party and three equally hearty by the victors.