The lawn tennis tournament was continued yes terday on the Carisbrook orloket grounds,,. There was a considerable improvement in the attendance, about 300 persons being present in the afternoon, The weather, however, was not at all favourable for tennis. The courts were somewhat dead with the rain of the previous night, and matters were not Improved by the showers which fell between 12 and 3 o'clock. The events were all disposed of with the exception of the Exhibition Cup. In this event, whioh Is to te concluded to-day, Mr Fenwicke has yet to play Mr Grossman, and the winner will then meet Dr Sheweu in tbe flnal round for the Cup. The greatest amount of Interest was taken in the final round of the Championship Singles, in which Mr Fenwicke played against Mr Marshall. The contest was wel! fought out ou Ilia whole. The Becond Bet, however, resulted in the Ohrißtehurch representa tive winning six games to nil. The event was won, though, by Mr Feuwleke by three Bets to one. Not a little interest was also evinced In the ladies' cham pionship singles, which was won by Mlsb Gordou after a remarkably: well-contested match; The gentlemen's championship doubles was wifrT by MessrsiFenwicke and Jardine by three sets to. one; .the ladles'doubles by Missos Gordon and Harman; tho ladies and gentlemen's douMes by Miss F, Eat tray and Mr Gibbs j and tho ladiea' handicap double by Misses Mackerras and K. Grant. Hia Excellency the Governor, the Counters of Ooslow and suite were present duriug the day; and witnessed some of the matches. The,. Countess also presented the prize 3to the winners of the various events. '= Mr Marshall met Mr Wilding in tho fourth round of the championship singles, but after the former had,won two games in succession the latter retired; the scores beiug 6-3, 6-1. The final round was fought out between Messrs Fenwicke and Marshall, the match had excited more interest than any that; had been previously played during the tournament. It was witnessed by about 300 persons, and the players frequently loudly applauded. In the hrst se„, 1 enwicke serving gained a love game. The next two games fell to Marshall. The latter-eerviug* Fenwicke won-gamo ls ,_the score vow standing two all. 