FOOTBALL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7883, 27 July 1905, Page 2

FOOTBALL.

NEW ZEALAND TEAM'S ITINERARY. WELLINGTON, July SGr. The following' if) a draft list of th« I fixtures arranged for the Now Zeulaii.l team,:— Sept. I(s.—Devon County. Sept. 20.—Cornwall'. Sept, 28.—Bristol. Sept. 28,—Northampton. Sept. 30.—Leicester. Oct. —Atiddlcsex, Oct. 7.—Durham. Oct., 11.—Hartlepool. Oct. 1 -I. —Northumberland. Oct. 19. -jGloucester. Oct. 21.—Somerset. Oct. 25.—Devonport Albion. Oct. 28.—Jlfidlands. Nov. 3.—Surrey. Nov. 4.—Hlackheath. Nov. (5 or 7.—Oxford. 1 Nov, 9.—G*'oimbrid'go. Nov. 11.—-Richmond.) Nov. 18.—Scotland.. Nov. 25.—Ireland. Dec. 2.—England. Doc. 6.—Cheltenham. Dec. 9.—Cheshiro. Dec. 13.—'Yorkshire. Dec. 16.—Wales. 1 ndated—Glamorgan.' Dec. 23'.—Newport. Doc. 2(s.—Cardiff. Dec. 30. —Swansea.

GALLAHER APPOINTED CAPTAIN 1 ., WELLINGTON, July 26. Tie New Zealand Rugby Union has elected Gallaher captain and Stead vice-captain. Tho manager, coach, captain, , vice-captain, and Wallace 1 will act as selection committee.' JUNIOR "REFV' MATCH. TARANAKI BEATS WANGANUI. (Per Press Association.) HAWERA, July 26. There was a good attendance at live Junior "Rep." match, Taranaki v. Wanganui, played here to-day. In the first spell Taranaki had decidedly t'hc'bcst ot the game, and scored three tries (St'a'nnering two, Marchant one), but none, were eonverted. In the second spell; McNivcn, for Taranaki shot a goal. Aeheson scored a try for Wanganui in the second spell. A. very interesting and evenly contested match resulted Taranaki 13 Wanganui 3, ' An 'interesting display of football should .bo witnessed this afternoon, wheir thß auctioneers v. banks match will bo played on 1 the Recreation urounri. The Executive of the Stratford i radesnicn s Association acceeded to a request by the Taranaki Rugby Union, asking the Association to' hold the Weekly half-holiday on Wednesday, August 23 V d, in lieu of ThursS' !"u r ac T"u of t,he Aucklamllaiayakj football match in New Ply-