FOOTBALL.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4118, 20 May 1892, Page 2

FOOTBALL.

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The following team has been selected to represent the Carterton Royal Stars in their match with the Merriville Club of Wellington on Queen'u Birthday, at Wellington : Full Back—Alf B&yliss, threo-quarters-E, Welch, J, Kemp, H, Nicolson halves—W. Campiti, L, Parker, Ali McEwen ; forwards—T. Hart, J, McGuinnees, R. Chester, A. Booth, H, dodder, W. Whyte, 0. D'Lacey, 0. Sunnex. Emergencies—Orother, W. Campbell,

ll'he following will represent the Carterton Pirates in their match with the Gladstone team on Saturday at Gladstone : Backs, Richards, E, Welch, T, Hart, Kiddie, L, Sullivan, T. Uercock, 6. Parker; Forwards, Merewood, 0, Moore, A. Cadwallader, W. Corlett, J. Darroch, Wright, Penny, H, Booth, W, McKenzie, Emergencies— Bucks, Catopin, H, Hodder; Forwards, Fred Meyrick, Lynch, F. Dixon, H. Cadwallader.

The following team will represent the Maungarakei Borers (Gladstone) Football Club in their match with the Carterton Pirates at Gladstone on SaturdayKemble, Dorset (2), P, Clark, Bhortt, Pahira, Parano, Sexton, Matiabo (2), Matiaera, Pike, Mitchell, Namana, Tihaia. Emergencies Bairstow,Sandilands, Daythe,

The following team will represent the Orientals against Tenui on Queen's Birthday at Tenui:—Eellingham, Jackson, Bennett, Williams, Kins, Bennington, Welch, Doughty, Wttbb, Wickens, Marsh, Gardener, Warner, Meßae, Reynolds. Emer* gencies—Nicol, Jenkins, Cade, Pioker* tag.

The first fifteen of the Red Star Club plays the Melrose Club at Wellington on Queen's Birthday, and the second fifteen the second of the Petone Club at Petone,

Footballers throughout the colony and the numerous private acquaint tances of the principals, will be interested in the following, which is culled from 'Tuesday's Lyttelton ! TimeaYesterday afternoon tho Rev J. Hoatson was married to Miss Maud Budden, second daughter of the late Mr Budden, of Salisbury-street. The wedding was solemnised at the house of the bride's mother by the Rev C. H. Bradbury, of Linwood, assisted by the Rev Sydney Baker, pastor of the Trinity Congregational Church. Mr Hoatson, who lias recently arrived from Australia, after a short absence from Christclmrcli, is known as one ot the most efficient and impartial foots ball umpires in New Zealand, He has done wonders for the noble game in Canterbury,

A match between the first fifteens of the Mnstcrton and Red Star Clubs will be played on the Park Oval tomorrow. The following will represent tho Masterton Club team:—T, Wallace, D'Arcy, C. Perry, Bairßtow, B. Thompson, E. Holmwood, H. Perry, Day, Watson, Gray, Malcolm, Hounslow, A, Cameron, C. Holmwood, McKenzie. Emergencies, A, Holmwopd, F. jjfny,

The Bed Stars will be represented as follows:—Robinson, Benall, W. Thompson, T, Thompson, Galloway, Hudson, Ginders, T. Welch, H. Welch, Iggulden, Braggiu.s, Ernmett, Kummer, Reniini, and; McKellop. Emergeucies-Butement, Gunther, H. Wriglev, Jimmy.

| The followingteam basboen selected to represent Tutackara in their match against Eketaliuna, to te played at Hawera on SaturdayWfltta (2), Brown (2), Bedinin (8), Waldon, Smith, Tartare, Mayor, Gray, Cavinagb, Wollaud, and Drew (Capt,) Emergencies Watchman, Rouse, Henderson, W. Cavanagh, Roti, 1