HOCKEY.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 145, 19 June 1918, Page 9

HOCKEY.

AUCKLAND HOCKEY ASSOCIATION'. The usual weekly meeting of the executive was held in the Sports Club last evening, Mr Kent presiding over a full attendance. St. Luke's were granted the regrading of R. Webber from second to fourth grade. Wesley College were granted the regrading of Hookman and Welsh to fourth grade from third grade, and Epiphany R. H. Ward from third grade to fourth. The primary school matches drawn foi the 22nd and 20th Inst, have been postponed owing to school holidays.

"Wellington footballers who played at Petone on Saturday have cause to re member their visit After leaving th« field they were surprised to find that thieves had gone through their clothes Every shilling was removed from th< clothing, as well as -watches and jewel j lery, even the links in the ehirtcufts ' being stolen. The players went out t< Petone by motor-bus, and were unabh to pay their fares hack to the city again but the municipal bus driver trusted t< their honesty, and brought them inDunedin City Council is promoting < bill giving it power to deal with the fisl industry in all its branches. This in eludes the establishment of cool stores manure works in depot pTobahly close t< the foreshore, and also the establishment of at least three retail shops. The in tention at present is to contract witl fishermen for the supply and not to pur thqise trawlers. Por Children's Hacking Cough at night. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. 1/6. 2/6