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Marist 12, Grafton 11. Ponsonby 11, City 8. Training College 25, Manakau 11. AT WELLINGTON. Athletic 16, Marist 11. Poneke 18, ’Varsity 14. Wellington 14, Berhgmpore 0. l’etone 22, Oriental 9. Old Boys 23, Eastbourne 10. AT DUNEDIN. Dunedin 15, Union 14. Pirates 9, Southern 0. ’Varsity A. 39, Zingara 0. Alhambra 32, ’Varsity B 6. '1: leri 7, Kaikorai 3. 1924 ALL BLACK TROPHIES. WELLINGTON, May 18. The mementoes of the 1924 New •>Zealnad Rugby teams tour include several handsome cups. Two of these came from Canada, one presented by Mr 1,. D. Taylor, and the other by the people of Vancouver. 'Hie annual I meeting of the New Zealand Rugby I Union decided that they be allocated for competition, the Vancouver Cup to he a trophy for the senior competition in the Taupiri Sul) Union of the Auckland Union, and the Taylor Cup to be competed for by primary schools of Thames Valley Rugby Uniom N.S. WALES V. QUEENSLAND. FORMER WIN EASILY. SYDNEY, May 19. Jnter-State Rugby games were revived to-day after a lapse of ten years at the Sydney cncket ground, in favourable weather, before fifteen thousand onlookers. New South Wales defeated Queensland by 47 to 16. During the second half New South Wales scored seven tries, 'tour oi which were converted, while Queensland secured a penalty goal. The New South Wales backs were far superior. At half-time the scores were: New South Wales 18, Queensland 13.