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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 53, 2 March 1916, Page 3

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. ARRANGEMENTS'.-FOR SATURDAX. ■ The"arrangemdnts"f6r •Saturday's matches',™ areas follow:'— - I ~'-. ..- .- FIRST GRADE.' - '" -.:..-• ;pa"rnell-y-.' University, at 7'Db_ialri.~v .Umpires: :Measrs..C.-Harvie-an_r-D; eiay-'— ton. ~.:. ... ■_ y_ _ • ........ . .....:,:,..•',.'.„.. Ponsonby. v. Grafton,"' at E&eri' Park." Umpires:'' Messrs. T: "Elliott" arid' _C.""Pat- "~ chard.- •<•••.'•• .»•■>'».■:» •-.. ,.--:, ■_._ ...» .-;-'.r. Eden v. North..'Shore, at Devonport* ■-' Umpires: Messrs. H. Johnston and J. .Molloy.' - - '.'•■*■."■ ;■' - " -■".■-■ ••-••■ '.-'--•• ■"-;••—,.••- Brotherhood •t. -Y.M.C/Av-a't -Victoria • Park!. Umpires: Messrs. .IL" Horsley.and-." C.-Hatthews; •■ -■ - .. , Edeni, A v. Grammar'-'Schobl, ' at' Eden .'. . Park. ' - ...-.-•'■ ?--■--,-.,.-. ■;-•■-.- ----- Parnell v. Fonsonby. at Remhe'ra; "■■.'..■'. University- v. Eden -B,- _r\~.- ■■_■_*■ ..... -THIRD-'G-BADE.-. -. ■= - ; '.v -•■:.>'■:-' \ Ponsonhy v. .Grammar School,-.at' ';¥_■',' ■'. toria Park. •'■-'- -- IMen y.'Waitemata; at jEdeh. Pa'rkl' v; " North-Shore-v.-Parnelli-lat-'Rejnuerav - ■•-.•-.-.

j : •. CHURCHES'. ASSOCIATION. , r f The Tound of matches"in connection-iwltti'-'•'" the Auckland Cliurche6'-_sa'dciAttoh**TVlirbe'' continued-oh; Saturday.- 'Following-is-the f • draw;—;: ': :■.:.'.'"■"':.:•.-J:--.'-■ -.-.-;* • Arawa-B v.. Beresford. ■ --- '"i.,"'? ..'>"" Arawa" A v. Excelsior. Ht. John's "v. KM.C.'A."""""'"" -"". • ■StrStephen's,™-- bye.'- —~" r~ ----.—7^=-; CADET-S' ASSOCIATION. The'fdllowing Is 'thedriw for Saturday's"'" matches;-which completes the-round in the- - Cadets' • AssociationW-. -.'.,':, ; f._./. •-.•-.,;•..■;... 4th- Company v. '■ 30th ' Company.-—.-Domain.'.""-""--.' "' ',""' "'- '...:'. 26th • Company- v.- 29th Company.—At Eden.Park. - - "-'- '..'.."...: .. :■--.: ',-•': ,---

The membef for'Waitemata (Mr._ Mac., _ Harris)"- visited the"' AVragge Institute, arid' -ota—cal a. fiirkanhead ;■ v—terdayafterhboh, ".accompanied by the Mayor (Mr. -J.: P.- McPhail)/-who were | shown over the grounds'—id temporary : museum hy A_rs.,iWra_.e.. The collection for the Mu-eum; and the-gardens,-abounding-with palss and bananas/were."remarked upon by Mr. Harris a_ a great- .don to Birken- . head, and he was convinced that every-' thing possible • should' be ,'done to -take «, advantage .of Mr. - .Wragge's generous j offer as soon-as -war conditions permitted ihe financing of .the... proposed [museum. -.'■ ■ • --.- ----- ";,r,« ■.:--.•;! _ •The .Auckland City Prohibition League ! supplies the following, 6u___nary of'the drink-caused offences 'dealt' with, at the : Aiicklauil'Police Court during the'mbritli' of February: Druztkermess (first- offend-"' ers 66, others 41), 107; obscene language," 10; theft, 10; receiving stolen, property, 3; vagrancy, S; breach, of prohibition 14; supplying .liquor to prohibited _&__. sons, .1; insulting language, 1; committing, nuisance, 5j- incorrigible roguea, 2;~ threatening behaviour,.: 1; Tefnsino-- to " quit licensed premises,. _;.shop--ifftin<~--1; indecency, 4; maintenance orders, ■_# • breach of traffic by-law,. 1; :importuning, 1; disorderly, 2; unlawfully on premises, -1; desertion, 4; damage, to property, 6; assaults, 4;. drunk,;wh.ile in charge,of., car, 1; hop beer and sly-grog selling, _;: total, 197. Fourteen;were women, three, being cent to Pakatoa. .l&jur men were sent to Rotoroa,-and 15 new prohibitioa -»t« ,Iwk>.?.-;4— .-'- .-. _-_.■ ....,-'-' ■-