KORU.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 112, 28 May 1901, Page 2

KORU.

(fkom our own correspond em). A fairly csnlested football match was played in Captiin Mace's paddock at Oakura on Saturday, tho 18th irst, between the Kaitike and Diamond Jubilee teams, the former rppre»entiog Oakura and the latter Okato. Mr. H. Mills captained the Kaitake. Mr. T. Kustaci the Diamonds, and Mr. H. Shaw had command of the whistle There wore too slight accidents during th« first«pell, viz, Mr. G. Green, who iwt a blow in the ribi>, necessitating his leaving the field, when the Okato O.iptain very graciounly allowed his phce to be filled, and Mr. Thrmh, who got wiudrd, but was able to proceed after a diiok of water. No score was maJe by ei her side, and when tira» was cil'ed the referee declared a diaw. The followibg are the name* of the players;—Kaitake: Messrs. W. Maie, E. O. Meredith, Thempson, W. Knot', H. Mi'ls, V. Waraham, P. Ourington, S. Meredith. G. Green, Adlam, Veile,. P. M*ce, H. Looney, J. Lo>ney, A. Richards. Diamonds : Me-srs. F, Green »ay, 11. Eustace, T. Julian, J. Oarey, Run, b. Thtush, T. Andrews, E. G. L o *om, McLaucblin, E. Woodridge, H. Putt, T. Eu-tac, Sullmn, A. Kivell, N. Andrews, W. Da'ey. Mr. Oorkhi l acted as lint* umpire fyr Kaitake, tut I am un*b't) to give tht name of the gentleman who did the sami. service for Di .moud. Afur the match tho visitors w.re entertain, d at Mr Smart's.