INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 18 October 1919, Page 7

INGLEWOOD.

1 '- TENNIS AND CROQUET CLUB. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Oct. IT. Glorious weather prevailed for the opening of the Tennis and Croquet Club yesterday afternoon. The courts were In excellent condition, keen competitions were witnessed, and. a very pleasant nfternoon was indulged In. The Rev. R. .T. Stanton, president, in nn appropriate speech, declared the' courts open. Afternon tea was dlspsnsed by the ladies . The competitions resulted as follows : First Round.—Mrs Hynes and CutfleU (3) bent Miss B. Esse and 0. Hammerton (S), 30— 14| T. Hammerton and Armstrong (1), beat Mrs. Armstrong and E. Hammerton (8), 30—17; Mrs. Partridge and Buckley (3). beat Miss Aula and R. Henderson (8), 30—24; Miss E. Hamerton and Kiloatrick (S), beat Mrs. Paterson and Carmine (owe in). 40—38; Miss V. Lile and Bailey (5), beat Miss Surrey and Partridge (5), 30—28; Miss Riordan andDlgby (scr.), beat Miss P. Nutting and G. Hamerton (3), 30—22; Mrs. Armstrong and Wagstaff (scr.), a bye. Second Round— T. Hamerton and Armstrong heat. Mrs. Hynes and Cutfleld, 30—10; Miss Hamerton and Kilpatrick beat Mrs. Partridge and Buckley, 30—15: Miss Llle and Bailey beat Miss Riordan and Mirny, 30—20; Mrs. Armstrong and WagstnfT, a bye. Third Round—T. Hamerton and Armstrong beat Miss Hamerton and Kilpatrick, 20—30; Miss Lile and Bailey beat Mrs. Armstrong and WngstafT. 30—11. FiniU— T. Hamerton and Armstrong beat Miss Llle and Bailey, 30—23. Egga are coming down, and now is the time to nse SHARLAND'S "MOA" BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE. Yon will save money by using it. fi