FOOTBALL.

Otaki Mail, 3 August 1923, Page 2

FOOTBALL.

REP. PLAYER T® EXPLAIN. The ‘weekly meeting of the Management Committee of the llorouhenna Rugby Union was held on Tuesday evening. Mr. J. Brouter bentg in the chair. Also present: Messrs Sfciasciu. McMillan, Casey, Austin, Hutchings, Grimstone, and the- secretary, Mr. L. Carmichael. The fallowing motion* ware carried:— *», Proposed by Mr. Procter, seconded by Mr. tSciascia, That sit* Northern Juniors assemble at Levia at Loll ou Saturday, for the game against South cm at Otak-i, Mr. 6rim*tone t« h» manager. Proposed by Mr. Hutching*, sc-cend ed by Mr. Austin, That tha \Tararou .. Foxton IV Grade -gtms be *we riled to Foxton. and Bull and Ryder be given a severe warning, such to st sin I against ilnsr.r should 1 hay ng?An HP po;» i hoi‘orc Ul« Uuiou. Tin* tv.u wei: played fourth »ft*r being - «latfaijicd ;»i» thir«t grade plaj'; er&. Propose*! by Mr. Procter, secon da* .. Mr. Seiasuia, That Te Ko.wau tiubl.tiiou bo notified that this Union can not sev it.-- way clear to play them tiib season. Proposed by Air. Procter, seconded | l-y Air. McAlillnu, That Fry, of Tokotiiuru, be paid insuranee amounting to £2. Proposed by Air. Bciaseta, seconded by Air. Hutchings, That H. Jacob fee ited to appear before the Union to'._ state why he did not make the t rip to Weilington, and also failed to .unify the Union that lie did not intcmi to travel. Proposed by Afr. AlcAlillau, sccond.ti by Air. Kciascin. That a Union fesii be held in Levin ott September sth. Accounts amounting to £1 10s wort pa-'- ri Tor tillymeiu■ Yute» of thanks to the chair, and to Mr. Nash for the use of his room*, concluded the mew!teg. The trial match “A” an-.l “B” juniors, played at Otnki on Wednesday, was .somewhat of a farce, several ol those picked failing to pul its an appearance. Seniors filled the gaps s.nd an even game, interesting at tim«s, resulted in the “A” team securing a win 13 —!>. Mr. Davis wa« referee. A match will be played el Afasa kau to tnorrov. between Otaki and Hut Mai seniors. Mr J. Put; ha* »e!*c-lt:d the • following to represent jßiutharn Junior* ♦- North, at Otaki, on Saturday:— Full back: Kirihoma (Boverrs). Three-quarter*: Sitort (Rovers), Silbry <Hui Mai). «ad Gray (Hul Maip Five-eighths Htv.’i (Hui MaiV'Mofci Hui Mai). Half: Mclntvre 'Otaki,. . Forwards: S. Ettoki. (Otaki), E. Robinson (Otaki). Goadon (Paraparaurnu), Freeman (Otaki). Kuiti (Hut Alai). Grace tiWer-aro*}, Winterburn (Otaki), anti .j. Stewart (T» Horo). Emergencies; Backs: ISr-oka *nri Reid; Debreeeny and Tun* SAHDER AND SOBS’ EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. The tjneqnslied remoay for noidr !n Suesza, chest ?omplaintß, he*.dacl)o, neuralindigestion, rhenxnetitim. -ANDER’6 KSTBAOT, tho rarest protection fice c.U infection*, fever, dt»rherio. meningitis. SAHDES'B EX* 'll ACT, iLs great healer of barns, wounds, ulcers, spraigf- Jijee: s*, SANDER'o EXTRACT, proved at the Sncreme Court of Vietorio- to eontaia -.itusepiie and heating substtase? net piesant in other Eucalyptue preparations, hence its superior and uniqus euiativa p«var. SANDER’S EXC£ACT, the only Eucalyptcz prodn<-: prepared eielusiveiy from ths i**v*s, un‘l rfcfiaori by special proeeas, is t r't from the irritating and heart depress tug qualities of the common Eucalyptus oii* arid tag so-called “cxtrzcti.’ 1 and is safe for internal *.* wall a* f*r external u*s. la*:st on the GENUINE SANDER EXTRACT, tni coriva thi benefit of purity, reliability and eS.tr,tivensss. Tk*r* is no "jost as good."