FOOTBALL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 134, 28 May 1908, Page 4

FOOTBALL.

A WIFE'S (iUUCVAXCK. For I'n«« Association. Wellington, fast. A inurrieil woman, wh"v' liu-l,aii(l liii» I a Ken to playing cm Sim. lav*, lms written a warning t" 1 lie Wellington llugbv Union that, unless tliev prohibit Sunday playing. she will lah'e his ehilit and plaee it ill tin' middle of the inline, anil by lliis means will block plav. Slic says the practice is breaking ii|> her Iwmo, and unless stopped she threatens to appeal to higher i|iiar(ers.

The I "llou ing will represent (lie Okato juniors to play Opunake at Okato on Saturdav next; —15. I'eedoni, L. Eustace, V. Adlam, •!. Bower, Harrison, Warburton, Richards, WoOldridge, .\\. Clarke, R. Carer, Kulitze. X. Andrews, Fisher, Han, Webby.

The following will represent the Okato seniors to play Opunake at Opunake on Saturday next: —Kay Julian, 0. Adlam, 1.. Andrews, Sullivan, B. Anderson, McCallutn. Guy. Yosoy, B. Andrews, J. Dovle. P. Curov. T. Carey, E. Larking, O.'Julian, P. Julian.

THE ASSOCIATION CAME. A inepting ill connection with the New Plymouth Club was held last evening in the secretary's office. Mr, Willis presided. It was resolved to make every ell'ori to form more clubs in New Plymouth and the surrounding districts. .Mr. Willis promised to give n lecture on Tue.dnv. June !nh. on the history of .Wot-ialion football. The place 'has not yet been decided upon, but will be advertised in n later issue. The lecture will take, tin' form of an open meeting. giving the outside community an opportunity of getting an insight into

the game. The balance sjn-ct of the New Zealand .\--ociatii.n l-'ootball Vnioti was read, lu connection yith the representative tour hi-t year, the actual prolits ( cl 4 3s (ill) were (O go to the Tarailaki anil Wellington rnions. Tt was thought by many members that expenditures were cxhoibihint.

II was decided to hold a meeting at Inglewood. with the idea of r'Ousing up tin' Association game there. The question of having a tour in connection with the club was left over in order to get {he consent of the Turanaki 1 liiou.