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Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1916, Page 3

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(From Our Own Correspondent.)' The following local hoys have been drawn in the second ballot: Messrs A. Bennett, A. Young, AY. Earp, and R. Gilbert The tennis team journeyed to Tariki on Thursday to try conclusions with the biter club." Tdeal weather prevailed, and a most enjoyable afternoon was spent. The visitors were entertained in a most Imputable manner by theiv Tariki friends, and, although badh beaten, are talking of another visit at an early dale. The following are the scores, Tarik' being mentioned first: Doubles.—Young and J. Thprkelson fi, v. J. Sutherland and Armstrong 2; Mills and T. Therkelson 0, v. Cutfield and AVilliiims 1: Mellroy and Rndkin C, v. Cutfield and Williams a. Men's single?.—.). Tlierkclson.fi, v. J. Sutherland 2; C. Young 0, v. Armstrong 3; T. Therkelson 0, v. Cutfield .3; Mills 5, v. Williams fi; Eudkin (1, v. Cutfield 3; Mellroy 3, v. Williams «. Mixed doubles.—Mrs. Hoskin and .T Therkelson 1, v. Mrs. Billiard and J. Sutherland 0; Miss C'outts and Young fi, v. Mrs. Taterson and Armstrong 5; Miss and T. Therkelson fi, v Miss Evans and Cutfield 5; Miss Riley and Mills 8, v. Miss Winfield and AA'illiams 1. Ladies' doubles.—Mrs, Hoskin and Miss Therkelson 4, v. Mesdames Billiard and Paterson fi; Misses Contts and Riley G, v. Misses Evans and AVinfield 3. The Salvation Army special appeal for the Belgian Relief Fund resulted in a net profit of £35 10s, which must be considered very satisfactory, considering the number of calls on the private purse at present.