A lawn tennis match, Danevirke v. Makotnku, was played on the Makotnkn ground on Saturday afternoon. The Danevirke team, which consisted of Messrs Pickering, Blakiston, Hawkins, and Welle, were met at the railway station by the Makotnkn players, Messrs Andrews, Frlberg, Garforth, and Biddies. The Danevirke players were captained by Mr Pickering) and the Makotnkn by Mr Andrews. A good match was played, the visitors provlDg themselves the best In the doubles, and the Makotnku team winning the singles. Danevirke labored under the disadvantage of playing on new and rather uneven courts, aa well as their captain being almost unable to play through a severe attack of influenza. Makotuku played np well, and somewhat astonished both opponents and friends, A good number of spectators were on the ground to witness the match. Tea was provided on the gronnd by Miss Krlberg. Messrs Fergnsson and Andrews acted as umpires. The results of the match were as follows, the Danevirke players being placed first in each Instance ;— DOUBLES. Pickering and Wells were beaten by Andrews and Friberg, 4—6, 3-6. Blakis ton and Hawkins beat Andrews and Fri berg, 6—4, 2—6, 6—4. Blakiston and Hawkins beat Garforth and Siddles, 6—3, 6— S. Pickering and Wells beat Garforth and Siddles, 6-2, 6—3. SINGLES. Hawkins was beaten by Andrews, 5-6. Blakiston beat Friberg, 6—5. Wella was beaten by Garforth, I—6. Pickering beat Siddles, 6—2.
