The Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon.- A Great Australian Player. 1905.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News," July8th, 1905, showing the Following Photographs from "The Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon.- A Great Australian Player."

   1- N. E. Brookes  (Australia), whose victory over Smith brought him into the Championship round against Doherty.
   2- M. J. G. Ritchie (England) who was beaten by S. H. Smith in the semi-final on Monday.
   3- F. L. Riseley (England), who succumbed on Saturday afternoon last to the formidable N. E. Brookes, of Australia.
   4- S. H. Smith  (England), who on Saturday defeated W. A. Lanard, the last American left in the Singles.
   5- H. L. Doherty, the holder, who met Brookes in the Championship round. (Small Portrait).
   6- W. A. Lanard, the American, who seemed out of form when beaten by S. H. Smith. (Small Portrait).
   7- A. F. Wilding serving Clothier in his great game with the American.
   8- A. F. Wilding (Cambs. University and Australia), beaten by Gore on Saturday.
   9- A. W. Gore, who reached the semi-final only to fail before the puzzling and clever Brookes, of Australia.
  10- Congratulating A. F. Wilding upon his defeat of W. J. Clothier, the American competitor, after Wilding had the the two first sets.
  11- Miss C. Wilson, who met Mrs. Hillyard in the Ladies' semi-final on Tuesday last.

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Reverse side shows the Following Pictures from "The Life Saving Society Gala at Highgate Ponds-Hillingdon Defeats Kieran."

   a- The life saving display.- To the rescue.
   b- The start for the Mile, won by Billington.
   c- The Mile Amateur Championship of England.- At the half-mile, D. Billington. of England (on left of picture), catches the famous B. B. Kieran, of Australia,and keeps in front to the end, which he reaches in the English amateur record time of 24 min.  42  3-5 sec.
   d- Sjogren, of Sweden, in the National Graceful Diving Competition.
   e- The Mile Race.- Billington just after passing Kieran, who never regained the lead.
   f- G. M. Clarke, holder and winner of National Graceful Diving Competition.

Condition is Very Good.