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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 113, 12 May 1917, Page 6

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BTC3T. ( ' PUBLIC SCHOOLS' ASSOCIATION. ' The committee of the Public Schools' Association met last evening. 'Mr H. J Wooller was appointed representative' on the Auckland tltu-gby Union Committee The schools were graded, according to weig-ht, as follows:— b A Grade. —Mt. Eden. Epsom, Mr. Albert. Devonport, Newmarket! Remuera, Ponsonby, Te Papapa, Vermont A B Grade.— Grey Lynn, lieresford Street' • Avondale, Onehunga. Parnell, Point Cheva' - lier, Richmond Koad. Mt. Kcskill. C Grade.—Newton East, Napier Street. Newton West Bayneld, Vermont B ■ ! EJlerslie. Maungawhau, Nelson Street ' '■■■ The draw for the season lyrr, .wiicli coninien-ces on Saturday, May 19 i= 9 . follows.— ' . A GRADE. First Bound.—lilt. Eden v. iEpeom. Normal v. Te Papapa, .Sit. Albert v Poi£ sonby, DevonpoTt v. Kemuera, -Xewmartet v. Vermont A. Second Round. —Mt. Eden v. formal. Epsom v. Vermont A, Mt. Albert v Te Papapa, Devonport v. iPonsonby, iNewmarket v. Remuera. Third -Round.—Mt. Eden v. -Mt. Albert. Epsom v. Normal, Devonport v Te Papapa. Newmarket v. Ponsoaby, fßeiauera v. Vermont A. T"ourt>h Round.—Mt. Eden v. Devonport Epsom v. Mt. Albert, Normal v. Vermont A, Serooarket v. Te Papapa, ■Remaera v Ponsonby. Fifth Eden v. Kewmarket. Epsom v. Devonport. Normal v. Mt. Albert Jlemuera v. Te Papapa, Ponsonby t. Siith Round.—-Mt. Eden v. Kem-nera. ■Epsom v. Newmarket. Normal v. -Devoid port. Mt lAlbert v. Vermont A, Ponsoaby v. Tβ Papapa. Seventh Round.—Mt. Eden v. Ponsoribv Epsom v. Remuera, formal v. Newmarket* 'Mt. Albert v. Devonport, Te Papapa r. '■'. Eightn Konnd.-Olt. Eden v. Te Papana. Epsom v. Ponsonby. Normal v. Remuera! Mt. Albert v. Newmarket, Devonport v Vermont A. •Ninth Beund.—Mt. Eden v. Vermont A. Epsom v. Te Papapa, Normal v. PonsonoK Mt. Albert v. 'Remuera, Devonnort v Newmarket. * B GRADE. First 'Round.—Grey Lynn v. ißer&sford •Street, Avondale v. Richmond .Road, Onehiinga v. Point Chevalier, iParnell v Mt Jloskill. ' ' Second -Round.—Grey Lynn v. Avondale '■■"•■ Beresford -Street v. Mt. RoskiH, v. Richmond Road, Parnell v. Point Chevalier. Third 'Round.—Grey .Lynn v. Onehnnga. Beresford Street v. Avondale, iParnellTv Richmond Koad, Point Chevalier v Mt" Roskill. * j&Si ■Fourth .Round.—Grey Lynn v. Parnell, Beresford Street v. Onehunga. Avondale v Mt. Roskill, Point Chevalier v. (Richmond Road. .Fifth Round.—Grey Lynn v. Point - Chevalier, Beresford Street v. ParnelL Avondale v. Onehunga, Richmond Road v 88 Mt. Roskill. Sixth Round.—Grey JLynn v. 'Rlchmonil 'Road Beresford Street v. Point Chevalier, - T ' rarnell, On ehunga v. Mt! ;-.: Seventh Round.—Grey Lynn v. Olt -Roskill. Beresford Street v. Richmond -Road, ..- Avondale v. Point Chevalier,, Ouehungaj.y.i.V C GRADE. - "C; First Round.—Newton East v. Napier ;., Ne^, t , on West T - Maungawhau,.Bayheld v. Ellerslie, Vermont By. Nelsoa" otreet. Second Round.—Newton East v. Newton West. Napier Street v. Nelson Street, Bay- - field v. Maungawhau, Vermont B v. EllersThird Round.—Newton East v. Bayfield/ Napier Street v. Newton West, Verniont-'v B v Maungawhan, Ellerslie v. Nelson ,"'. otreet. Fourth Round.—Newton East v Ver-. - mont B. Napier Street v. Bayfield. Newton est v. Nelson Street, Ellerslie. t. :-V: Maungawhau. Fifth Round.—Newton East v. Ellerslie. Napier Street v. Vermont B, Newton West v. Bayfield. Nelson Street v. Maungawhan. Sixth Round.—Newton East v. Maungawhau. Napier Street v. Ellerslie. Newton West v. Vermont B, Bayfield v. Nelson Street. Seventh Round.—Newton East v. Nelson Street. Napier Street v. Maungawhan, Newton West v. Ellerslie, Bavfield v. Vermont B. AUCKLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS , RUGBY UNION. The meeting of the above Association was held in the Technical College. Present: .- Messrs. H. T. Revell (King's College) in the chair: H. F. Brock (Grammar School). Bro. Liguori (Sacred Heart College), R. J. Thompson (Technical College). Correspondence was read from the Auckland Bngby Union, inviting the Association to send a. member to act on their executive. Mr . Revell was appointed delegate. An application' of the St. Stephen's Maori College for admission to the Union was received and passed on to the schools concerned for their consideration. t ■