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Taranaki Daily News, 18 March 1918, Page 3

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(From Our Own Correspondent). x, , Inglewood, March 15. Much sympathv is felt for Mrs. Mcßae and family, of Waihi. About a month \hJ""i ?V?l receivetl that «"«> son Murdoek had been killed at the front, and immediate!v following the receipt of the news their house was totally ll f r ° s ' e -, ( l h - V T,TC > and this week, to relate, Mr. Mcßae dropped dead. The *£*&^!" sympathy of a wide

. 0n Thursday the local tennis plavcrs journeyed to Stratford to try concSn ri j ie iatt . er ciub - a m ° st ™i°vaM. afternoon's tennis was experienced, fel, . TOl P ' ayers s P eak in ™™ high terms of appreciation of the hospitality of their Stratford fH-ends>. The following are the detailed scores: Mens Singles-Abraham v. Sutherland, 4-fl. Rutherford v. Eggleton, » w-ii™" ant V ' Armstro «?- 0-0; King v Wrihams, c_2; Hill v. Partridge" «—5; Freeman v. Cutfiefd, G—l Ladies' Singles-Mrs. Budge v. Miss EST.' t~ 6; Mrs ' Bte »*ord v. Mrs. tent, 4-6 ; Miss Uniacke v. Miss Lain? b-5; Miss Paget v. Mrs. Hill. 5-6; Miss Uniacke v. Miss Nutting 3-C l.ens Doubles-Abraham and Tennant A butherland and ArmstroiK o—4R« herford and Stanford v. 'partridge and Eggleton, 4-6: King and Freeman v- Cutfield and Williams, C—4 Ladies' Doubles-Mrs. Budge and Mrs. Stanford v. Mrs. Grant and Miss Pearson 6-5; Miss Paget and Miss Uniacke v Misses Nutting and Laing, I—6; Mrs. Budge and Miss Uniacke v. Miss Pearson and Mrs. Hill, 6—5. Combined Doubles—Tennant and Mrs. Bvdge v. Sutherland and Miss Pearson, 6—4; Mr. and Mrs. Stanford v. Armstrong and Mrs. Grant, 3—o; Abraham and Miss Uniaeke v, Eggleton and Miss Witting, 6—4; Rutherford and Miss IPaget v. Partridge and Miss Lainsr, 6- 3: Hill and Miss M. Uniacke v. Wi'lj Haras and Mrs. Hill, o—o. Totals 112—