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. C. Siadden A. H. Palmer gLADDEN AND JpALMJJB Civil Engineers and Licensed Surveyors, STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH. Stratford Office: Broadway. „„ New Plymouth: 45 Devon Street. P.O. Box 116, New Plymouth. P.O. Box 119, Stratfort.

try was also secured, but the name of the scorer was unobtainable. STRATFORD GAMES. Ia a football match between the District High School and a town team, the former won by fc points to 3. Tho football match between Stratford and Midhirst was won by Stratford by 8 points to nil. In the first half E. Kivell scored a try and G. Rogers converted. In the second half Wiles, an emergency player, scored. Mr. Campbell Jackson refereed for both matches While playing in the senior match, E. Fenwlck, full back, was struck on the head and was removed to his home in an unconscious condition. A doctor was called in. Later there i were signs of returning consciousness And the 1 man's condition improved. ANNUAL MEETING OF REFEREES' ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of the committee of the Northern Referees' Association was held last night. Mr. 0. Hopkins was voted to tho chair. There were about 12 members present. The statement of finances showed a balance in hand of £l7 10s. The chairman referred to the grievance between the association and the Rugby Union 'n regard to the conduct of spectators towards the referees at football matches. He thought the union had made a mistake in not punishing the offender in the particular case which had caused the trouble. He asked whether members still declined to act in union matches, ,or whether they were prepared to let by-gones be by-gones. He thought the union should make it perfectly clear to the public that they could not come on to the grounds and say what they liked to referees. The member who was principally concerned m the trouble intimated that he was prepared to drop the matter, and the meeting decided to make a fresh start and let tho grievance be dropped. The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Mr. P. T. Bellringer; vice-presidents, Messrs. S. G. Smith, W. T. Jennings and J. B. Hlne, MsP., Dr. E. F. Fookes, Messrs. E. Whittle, Richards, J. s. Pox, W. Kaspar, W. H. Moyes, D. ,1. Maione, C. O'Carrcll, A. Julian, G. W. Tayler, G. P. Harkness, T. Gardiner and A. Humphries; chairman of committee, Mr. G Hopkins; secretary, Mr. B. Petty; executive, the chairman, the secretary and Mr. P. Roberts; examination board, Messrs. Hopkinß and T. Petty; delegates to central executive, Messrs. J. H. Thompson and L. Humphries. Messrs. T. Wilson and C. Jackson (Stratford), L Whlttaker, J. Hoskin, P. Hooker, W. McUae (New Plymouth) were nominated as new members, subject to the usual conditions. It was decided fo ask the Rugby Union that the Northern Association be allowed to have one representative on the management committee of tho union. Monday was fixed a3 the night for the weekly meeting. Mr. West was appointed to take the match Okato v. Star on Saturday next.