FOOTBALL
AY KSTI.AXI) SCI - C NlO N. The Committue met Inst evening at 8 o’clock. Present: ATessrs F-. McGregor (Chairman). Sdllers. Ross, Aldridge, AlcAfnnnnwny, Lynn. Stafford. Ilowat, Steel, Houston and Hceiinn (Hon See.) An apology for absence was made for Air Rutland. Referees lor the following matches were approved : Reelton School v. State School, AA'cduusday a't 3 p.m.. Air E. AA’. Hcenan. Afarist (Grey) v. Westland Juniors Reps., Saturday next at 1.30 p.m., Mr 15. Dowell. United v. Kiwi, senior game, Saturday next 'at 3 p.m.. Air E. AA . Homan.
The Referee's report oil United-Ex-celsior match (Ur Cutbush) was received and approved. An application by S. V. Daiulo to play for Kiwi Club was received and after consideration was agreed to unanimously. "Mr Stafford’s motion to alter Rule 8 in regard to transfers was agreed To, to come into force from the end of the present season. The Secretary was instructed to send a donation of £5 to the AVcstport School Club. Cobden Club wrote asking for a match with Kiwi Juniors on Sept. Kith—Received. It was resolved that the match be approved for that date, no portion of the gate 'to be given, and to play on No 2 ground. A telegram was received from Kokatalii Club protesting against the* United match last Saturday. Mr B. Dowell asked permission to send outlie protest to the West Coast Rugby Union. Refused, being ruled out of order.
Mr T). Powell handed in the junior banner from Kiwi juniors. The United Club asked for a share of the gate next Saturday owing to their financial stringency. After discussion as this was a replayed match it was resolved to grant 25 per cent, of next Saturday’s takings. The Kiwi delegate (Mr 1). Dowell) offered to forego their share in favor of I niteds, Ur Mc.Mann.away returning thanks for the offer.
It was resolved, to open public lists for financial support to aid the West Coast Rugby Union’s team in their journey to Nelson to endeavour to wrest the Seddon Shield. The Committee then rose.
The following are the weights of the Hokitika District High School football team which plays Reefton District High School to-morrow (Wednesday): Forwards: C. Evans 8.2, H. Williams 9.2, H. Emmett 10st, A. Aitkcn 10.7, T. Kelly 9.4, M. Kelly 7.9, T. Savage (i.B, J. Stopforth 7.12; hacks: 0. Lahore 8.9, H. Staines 7.1, M. Houston 8.3, A. King 9.2, N. Wogan 10.13, S. Evans 0.12, J. Dennison 10.13, emergencies, A. Shannon 7.7, J. Comorford Tst. The Reefton team arrive by this evening’s six o’clock train.
AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CAULK ASSOCIATION. RUGBY LEAGUE. LONDON, September 3. Rugby League players who recently threatened to strike, submitted their demands to the Council including the abandonment of benefit matches in favour of bonuses', players to share in transfer fees and have representation on the Board of Appeal. LEAGUE TEAM. SYDNEY, Sept. 4. ( Benson, Laplam and Mansted have » been seleetod for the League team, in
lieu of niinkhorn, Watkins and Thompson who are unavailable. Cnples lias been appointed captain. Next month eggs may he dear. Preserve supply now with Shnrland’s “Moa” Brand Egg Preservative. Costs less than a penny a dozen. Eggr a a good as fresh, ,
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