Sport and Pastime.

Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 327, 23 August 1907, Page 2

Sport and Pastime.

FOOTBALL. The ’e match, Opart n v, Pi.*o-

ng a, wJI be played at Eawhia on Sale’ day, Sep rem her 7th. The Opa•au 15 writ L« u follows:—FcH, M. Fo bus ; three quartern, Tita, T wa, A. Atkins; five-eight, P. Beor^h; half, Slater; wings, Olive, Hera; forwards, Doctor, F. Atkins, Hurst, Kerapa, H. and A. Sch ’ebar, A. Perham. Emeigencres, Sj none, Manti, D. Coe. Ab a u’ id-up to the football season . of 1907, a match w»U be played at Kawhiu o s Saturdcy, August 21st, bet- ! the Opart, u reps. 1 id a team of “ Has Beer s ” (many of whom are going to finally retire after this geme), to be chosen on .he ground. The winners will be enu rtained at a dinner by the ijfeere. The follow ng “ Has Deens” are rec nested to get into active trainjgPettit, W hitiaora, Ngaipu, Tita, Gordon, Crotty, W. Edwards, Sad’er, Him: *□, Here, Marne, Mountfort, Kingi, Friday, Hukii, Wewi, Te Ake, Hono, Berg. Yr Herday (Thursday) at New Plymouth, the Taranaki representatives defiled ‘ho Auckland reps, by 9 puinU to 3. CRICKET. The approaching cricket season is al end" be; ng discussed, and the usual inoe-uigsof clubs in this d : i riot will s ortly be held. It is hoped that clubs u ill be formed at Kawhia, Oparau, Kinohaku and Awaroa, so that a disreici enmpetu on may be arranged. If such can be done a tropy w U bo given to play for. TENNIS. The tennis courts at Kawbia have been secured for a further term by the Kawhia Harbour Lawn Tennis Club, whose members are now actively engaged preparing them for nex season's play. It is thought that the number of members will be greater than last year.