RUGBY FOOTBALL

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2787, 3 June 1916, Page 8

RUGBY FOOTBALL

Tho local union has been fortunate in being able to arrange a game between the Trentham and Featherston Camps,' which is to be played at the Athletic Parle .this afternoon. In both camps keen competitions are held each week between the various companies, and a representative team from these should be equal in strength to the usual union representative team. Patrons are asked -to nolo that the games start in futnre at 2.J5 instead of 3 p.m. Other games which promise interesting contests are Old lioys v. University, at the Park, and Wellington v. Petone, at Petone. The full list of grounds and referees is as follows:— Special game, Trentham v. Featherston Camp, Atnletic Park, No. 1, at 2.15; Mr. R. Evenson. First Grade.—Old Boys v. University, Athletic Park 2, at 2.45; Mr. A. Kean. Oriental v. Sehvyn, Duppa Street, No. 4; Mr. A. D. Lincoln.- Wellington v. Petone, Petone No. l;. Mr. G. H. Perkinson. Wellington College v. Poneke, College, at 8 s Mr. L. Simpson. Athletic v. St. Patrick's College, Dtippa Street 2; Mr. F. J, M'Comeskey. Second Grade.—Hutt v. Selwyn, Hutt, at 3; Mr.. W. ' Francis. Old Boys v. Petone, Petone, 3; Mr. C. P. Brocklebnnk. Oriental v. Poneke, Duppa Street, 1; Mr. H. . Brooker. Wellington v. St. James," Duppa Street No.' 3; Mr. G. Wale. St. John's v. University, Petone, 3; Mr. E. W. Sniyrke. Fifth Class.—Hutt v. Selwyn, Hutt, at 1.-15; Mr. E. Tregear. St. Patrick's Colleger. Petone, Duppa Street No. 4; Mr. P. Smith. Oriental v. Poneke, Athletic Park, 1, at 1.30; Mr. H. Buck. Wellington College A v. St. James' College, at 8; Mr. A. M. Hnnt. Athletic v. College 13, College, at 1.30; Mr. L. Simpson. Sixth Grade.—St. Patrick's College v. Petone, lvelburn Park, 1.30; Mr. D, Chant. Oriental v. Poneke, Duppa Street, i.30; Mr. P. Smith. Wellington College v. St. James* College, at 1.30; Mr. E. B. L. lieade. Athletic v. Scots College, Athletic Park. 2. at 1.30; Mr. A. lCean.