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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2702, 23 February 1916, Page 2

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y A NEW SENIOR ARRANGEMENT. The first round of senior fixtures having been completed, it has been decided to separate .the teams into two divisions, the leading four teams (East,Central, North, and Petone) comprising the A Division and the remaining four tho B division. The following are the fixtures for the remainder of the season: — February 26 and March 4— North v. Petone, No/l> Basin Reserve; Central v. East, No. 2, Basin Tren-t-ham v. University, No. 3, Basin Reserve; Old Boys v. Hutt, at Hutt. March 1.1 and 18. —East v. Petone, No. 1, Basin Reserve; North v. Central, No. 2, Basin Reserve; Old Boys v. Trentham, No. 3, Basin Reserve; University v. Butt, at Hutt. March 25 and April 1. —North v. East-, No. 1, Basin Reserve; University v. Old Boys, No. 2, Basin Reserve; Central r. Petone, at Petone; Hutt v. Trentham, at Hutt. Mr. V. B. "Willis lias been appointed lion, treasurer of the association. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES Fixtures for February 2G and March i I- are:—Old Boys v. Huft, Hutt; ! Petone v. AA'ellington College, College ] Ground; Trentham v. Marist Bros., Kelburn Park; North v. Boys' Institute, Basin Reserve, No. 4. THIRD-CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP. Fixtures for February 26 are. -.—College A v. Marist Bros., College Around; Petone v. Trentham, Petone; College B, a- bye. Fixtures for Starch 4 are:—College A v. .Petone, College Ground; College IS v. Trentliaui, College Ground; Marist Bros., a bye. Fixtures for March 11 are:—llarisfc Bros. v. Petone, Petone; College A v. College B, College Ground; Trentham, a bye.