ANNUAL FOOTBALL MATCH.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9585, 3 September 1909, Page 5

ANNUAL FOOTBALL MATCH.

BANKS AND LAW v. STOCK AND STATION.

The Masterton Showgrounds was yesterday afternoon the scene of the annual football match between the Bank and Law Clerks and the Stock and Station Agent Clerks. In the first spell JN. Chamberlain scored for the Banks and Law, R. McKenzie converting. In the second spell the Banks and Law scored 17 points. Tries were scored by N. Chamberlain, R. McKenzie, E. Houston, C. J. McKellar and Waddington, one of which R. McKenzie converted. The Stock and Station Agents scored 3 points (an unconverted fry by 'A. E. Baker). The final scores were:— Bank and Law, 22; Stock and Station, 3. Mr B. Chapman was referee. During the afternoon Mr A. P. Fielding took up a collection in aid of the Hospital Funds, which, with the Government subsidy, will yield about £5 ss.

THE SMOKE CONCERT

Over one hundred were present al the smoke concert held in the evening in* the Arcadia Tea Rooms, at whicli Mr G. C. Summerell presided. Tiie gathering took the form of the usual symposium, and mrny d};u7.: teristic speeches Werfi givei, anecdotes related, and other appropriate items of music and song rendered. A very dainty repast was spread by Miss Finnis, who was accorded an enthusiastic vote at the conclusion. The toast and musical list was as follow:—"The King." the chairman; "The Legal Profession and Bankers," Chairman—Messrs H. C. Robinson and W. H. L. Galwey; "Stock and Station Agents," Mr C. A. Fownail—Mr J. B. Moodie and Mr D. Caselberg; "The Winning Team," Mr M. Iggulden—Mr R. McKenzie (captain winning team): "The Referee," Mr J. B. Henry—Mr B. 'Chapman; "Kindred Sports," Mr D. K. Logan—Mr C. Peiry; "The Ladies," Mr A. R. Sclandera; "The Press," Mr G. H. Cullen. During the evening Mr Branson presided most ably at the piano, and Sor.gs were rendered by Messrs E. J. Mirams, G. C. Branson, E. H. Sharp, J. B. Moodie, F. H. Elcuate.jW. Pownail, P: L. Gully

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MODERN MUSICAL ADVANTAGES It is curious to remember that, up till a very few years ago, musical instruments in the homo were a monopoly of people of means. They were defective in-, struments enough at that,. When the melodious Campion wrote his charming airs and lyric, Ihere was not a piano in England. To-day, no house is homely unless there is a piano in it The Dresden Fiano Company. Ltd., stocks only excellent instruments, and supplies them on such terms as brings them easily within the reach of everyone. Locat representative. Mr T. B.'Hunter.

You cannot near tlie great operatic stars, but the great composers of music may be your daily companions. All you' want is a Diano—a good piano. Inferior 'pianos are an irritation. The Dresden Piano Company stocks only good pianos, t selected with'spfcial regard to New Zealand climate and renditions. The Dresden Company is absolutely straight in its dealings. That is principle. Yoifcan buy a piano on such' easy terms that you will scarcoly feel that you are paying for it. Mr M. J. Brookes is manager for the North Island. Local representative Mr T. B. Hunter.