SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2100, 28 January 1908, Page 3

SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

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Thero was a good attendance of delegates at- the usual weekly meeting of" (he Aesociation held last night, Mr. It. G. Ilal'amore presiding. Air. (! W. Olliver applied for a transier from To Ran ro Union, but in tlio ■absence of tlio To Ran delegate!}, the matter was held over till next ineoting. It was decided that owing to the impossibility of getting a team together to visit the.Motu this week, that the sec rotary wire to that club sufnesting February 13th as a suitable’date. After discussion it was resolved that a letter be sent to two of the selected players for last Saturday’s match against Tokoinaru, asking for an explanation of their absonce, and why they did not take steps to notify the Association ot their inability ;to play on that; day. A supporter of tlio guino troiu the Coast district generously forwarded to the Association a contribution ol IT towards the funds. Next- Saturday the Cup matches will be resumed'. when United meet To Ran on the Domain and Wanderers play 'ltiruheru at the latter’s ground. It was also deckled last night that m future the meetings of the Association hi; held oil Tuesday night instead ol Monday as hitherto. N. 6. W. v. VI CTO RIA.

United Press Association Copyright (Received Jan. 27. 11. IS p.m.)_ SYDNEY, Jan. 2.. Fine weather prevailed for the holiday. New South Wales, first innings, 461 (Noble 176, Gregory 201) The score stood at 10l for the sixth wicket, but the tail collapsed. Victoria, second innings, 2 wickets tor 61.