ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 10, 7 October 1920, Page 8

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

The weekly meeting of the Welifafrton Football Association was held last evening. Mr. W. Auld presided, and members in attendance were Messrs. W. Duncafl. IT. Ij. Godbcr, L. Whito. R. Hendry, A. Williams. F. J. O'PrißColl, and O. M. Kyan. Applications for homo maMBCB frclm Bannatyno and Hunter and Phoenix Aerated Water On. were received and referred to tho Fixtures Committee. Consideration of other applications were deferred until the next nicotine;. The Town Clerk notified that the association was trranted permission to have a Street collection on November 26. ■With recrard to the proposed New South tV«les team's tour of New Zealand next season, discussion took place about the dißpos.il of gate money received by local associations. It was evontually decided (hat the association irnaranteo the amount required by the New Zealand Council provided nil gate moneys be taken' by the Wellington Association. Tho New Zealand Councfl notified that a special general meeting of the association would ho held In Wellliißton on October 16. It was decided to reaucst the New Zealand Council to provide further . Information regarding the remits on the agenda- paper so that the association could properly instruct its delegates the manner in which to vote on the various remits. The sixth: division championship was awarded to Marist (Newtown), who had a substantial lead in points. ' It waa decided that in the event of a draw in any cup final that extra spells of ten minutes each way be played. FIXTURES FOS SATURDAY. Fixtures, grounds and refereeß for Saturday are:— Senior Cup (semi-final).—lnstitute v. Of.C.A. A, Association Park, No. 1, 3 p.m., 0 F Ward. Second Division (Cup final).—Karorl v. Thorndon, Association Park, No. 2, 3 p.m., W. G. Eryco. Fourth Division (Cup final).—Thorndon v. Seatoun, Association Park, No. 3, 3 p.m., J. RonertJ. . . Sixth Division (Cup final).—Jfarißt v. Marist (T.). Seatoun. 3 p.m., W. Chin?. Seventh Division (Cun).—Marist (N.) A v. Marist (T.), Miramar, 3 p.m., P. Graham: St. Poter'B v. Miramar, Miramar, 2 p.m., F. Graham. Scoutß Competition—Murltai v. St. Thomas, Association Park, No. 2, 1 p.m., G. Dell: Y.M.O.A. I! v. Kelburn, Association Park, No. 2. 2 p.m., G. Bell; Y.M.O.A. A v. Island Bay Presbyterian, Association Park, No. 3. 2 p.m.. Mr. Pryor; Institute v. St. Hilda's, Ir.land Bay, Association Park, No. I,' 1.30 p.m., Mr. Brown; Hataital v. Brooklyn, Association Park, No. 3, 1 p.m.,. Mr. Pryor; St. Peter'B, Newtown Con., and St. Paul's, byes.Cadet Tournament. Lyall Bay-refcreei, W. Manley and B. Bell. Schoolu, Friday, October 8-Mar!st (T.) v. Island Bay, Association Park, 3.30 p.m.; referee, E. Hyan ; Marist (N.), a bye. MAKE' GOOD FAMILY COUGH MIXTURE AND SAVE MUCH MONEY. Obtain from your chemist or store n bottle of HEENZO (Heap's Essence) and add it to large brcakfustcupt'ul of warm water sweetened with treacle or honey and sugar, as per easy directions printed on the label, and you will at once have a pint of superior quality coui;h and sore throat mixture A pint of ordinary mixture, purchased in a lot ol little bottles, would cost nt least 12s. HEENZO (Hum's Essence) costu only 2s. (id. Thu; each bottle used shows a clear cash saving of 9s, Gd. No boiling oi fussing is needed, tho mixing being a matter of but a few moments. If you experience any difficully in obtaining HEENZO in your locality send 2s. fid. to Hean's Pharmacy, Wannaniii, and a bottlo will bo 6ent to you per return mail. HEENZO in its full strength gives comfort and relief in stomach and bowel troubles.—Advt, ■ I