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♦ lnterbury association. MEETING OF COMMITTEE. lie Management Committee of the nterbtirv Hockey Association met on ■dnesday evening. Present: Messrs W. Rogers (in the chair), AV. H. ,vn, 1- F- N- Ward, I. Davey. P. rry', R. Wear, B. W. Rogers, G. aham, F. Fullwood, H. tsnook, H. Forsyth, J. Squire, and A. L. aham (honorary secretary). Che explanation by the "Wesley Club the default of its third grade team aiiist Kaianoi oil June 11th was Betted. ~ Mr W J. Bradley wrote in relerence the disparity in the penalties iinxd on players reported tor rough iv It was decided to reply that the ies quoted in tiie letter were not n, e report submitted by the referee rardin" the state of the goal-posts 'Sydenham Park was referred to tho ounds Committee. , • ■ Mr It Gracie wrote declining the sition 'of one of the Selection ComUce for the senior grade, and Mr C. Holland was unanimously elected the position. . The Marlborough Association wrote reference to the proposed tour a (literburv team, stating that they i U Jd probably* be able to billet tho ivers as requested The trustees of the Herbert Smith 'id wrote agreeing to the request for ■ r r ant similar to that made last sett-

le he Referees' Association wrote stat ■ that it viewed with alarm th ■ '« -ncy of the sentence imposed on It ity senior player who had been te. I <1 i . j bv an official of the Canter bur ■ j r- iiC y Association, and asked that th It 'be reopened with the Object c IU ■ ring further evidence. |'! it was pointed out that neither re It co in the match had ordered th ■ <« ver off the field, and the case ji I! ;tica had been the subject of an en II y asked for by a member of th I s iterbury Hockey Association itself 111 that neither referee had submittei I report until requested to do so b; | i g chairman. The case had beet I ;ird by the Judicial Committee I i iich had found the player guilty o I ' discriminate striking and had ini I ised a penalty of one day's suspensioi I aether with a severe caution. I A motion that the case be reopenei I as defeated, and it was decided t< I dvise the Referees' Association tha I ne man had been penalised on the evi I :nce submitted and that no good pur I ose could be served by reopening tin I - The Competitions Committee re I orted that the second round of tin I nior grade competition was completec I . nd that the Trinity team were in ai | I r.assailable position. It was decide< | declare the competition closed anc ! I commence a second competition nex ■ aturday. Trinity were "declared th< ■ tinners of the-senior championship foi | be season. | The Finance' Committee submittec ■ in estimate of the ground expenditure | or the season, .which provided for i I -eduction of approximately £1 pei ■ round upon the cost last season. I The chairman's action in applying tc I he Domaints Board for two extri | crtnmds at Hagley Park and forward I < ng £2 2s towards the cost of remoy- ■ ing the fence and preparing the grounc ■ wan approved. . ■ On the reconimendation of th« ■ , Schools Committee, it was decided t< .■ : r online fhe schools' competition to boy: ■ f" the -jsriniajy echogjt' rolls and tc P i » a r pupus who had gained their pro:ciency and were only attending school ■ lo fiJl m time. The master-keeper reported several (j, of failure to forward match re- ?! was decided to writs lie fieddifs and Kaiapoi clubs in the ■Jifltter. M " a s r l cd I to , Trrite the Technical I oJ-ege and Sydenham Clubs in refera ®°y Playing in a wrong grade 1,lw aCCO,, - ,t ? f th ® number of com: littll nwu reee,r f d from referees regard-tJ^U^-x Btate of the Simeon I rt £ as dec Wed write J * ra HI pn'marr ° ■^ ssociat i°n inviting k J 'o s c&SbSJch. 17 sehools ' teams J NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIA J TION. 3 MAXAGEMENT committee. h\ N^ e zf, a rfS ent ConiDl)tt « of the 21 v . Hockey Association met 51 J gJa Present: Messrs H. S. fl H «?■"-»>. >*• K- Quarter. ,1 * ot »f=. I- Burn,, C. Bellamy, t| C * C - Holland, S. G. HolI Th - H " wa thon - secretary) ■ vhW • itinerar y of the team J tV %Wil -Australia was ap--1 I w,al WB f at Lismore. I baae/ v * Queensland, at liiisI Jn!v lj P swiclj > at Ipswich. 1 wjomL;' V * Toowoomba ' at T °°- I " St ' i V " a "vick, at WarI tcrfS. "°' h ~ v - Tenterficld, at TcnI Sy 2st ~ y - Metropolitan, at | " r<^ — v * Western, at I Glh ~ v ' rcdcral Capital, at 7tIl ~ v " CcDtral !SoiUhorn - at ' Sydney** 30th ~~ v * &out!l Australia, at « llth "~ V ' Westcrn Aus t ra lia, — v " Australia, at SydAugugj — v Junco or Crookwell, ' "' u ace or Crookwell. —v - ew South Walea. l ' —'■ < -" avc Sydney for Xew | The manager wr.n given power to !?rce to any other arrangement to fit ' niat«-he.-. ; Mr \V. KotluvHl, who forwarded ihc '■rfary, said in ),i s ] ot ter that the atriic, in Queensland wouljl be plaved ■" MiMrins where hockev was in "its aancy hut where there "was immense wiic interest. J b ? Xf Da »^ v i rk " ' Association nomi«wieU Mr L. Schmidt as one referee in 9% ,? rdOD Cup match v - Hastings. JJe letter stated that Mr Schmidt had 1 - W paJsSe ' 3 bls . .A S rade examination, was a capable referee. &lt decided to advise the New : ««tend lieferees' Association of the i and if no A grade referee " c £ accept thc n °mination w Mr Ivhjnidt. agreptl to r-arry a vote of jf.TOpnthy to the relatives" of Mr Con rhairaan reported that Mr H !! mrmber of the committee) I-Jim undergone an operation in a Z ... ho *P" tal - , •»«! it w as dc- « 3 io the eoroniittee's svm- ! a hope for bis speedy' rc-

TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. TECHNICAL CLUB. Seniors v. 'Varsity, -at Ensor's road —H. Archer, J. Qoldstone, R. Meynoll, E. Shaw, W. Cole, A. Rogers, L. Trebilcock, B. Dufiield, R. Moir, il. Lohrey, W. Gracie. Junior A v. New Brighton, at Ensor's road —E. Fox, R. Day, J. Hill, A. Taylor, F. Ilorsnall, W. Turner, J. Cockroft, F. Kiddey, J. Dick. W. Heaton, L. Hean. Junior B v. Trinity, at Hagley Park No. I—E. Hewinson, W. Campbell, A. Ingham, h. Niall, J. Walker, W. Jarvis, L. Piper, E. Pickup, J. Sloan, J. Sattertlnvaite, D. Satterthwaite. Third Grade r. Selwyn, at Hagley Park Ko. .4—D. Christian, E. Harland, C. Wilton, R. Seymour, J. Howman, L. Lavender, .T. Xe-wton, J. Evans, J. Gordon, A. Colo, J. Anderson. I Fourth A v. Sydenham A, at Earrington street—M. Cooper, K. Rogers, N. James, R. Oeoghegan, R. Gordon, J. Berry, A. Burke, Jv T ." CVfi-mgj) ,JJ r . Gritnly^co(t. Fourtn B v. THiiJty "A, at Ensor's* road — Tj. liowse, C. Paul!, C. Baker, I}. Miller. W. Thrower, 7v. Fancy, R. Duckmanton. D. Bain, C. Bradwell, H. Lomax. D. Brown, D. Orange, X. Thompson. J. Wood. I'ifth Grade A v. Relwvn, st Harrington street—.T. McGuinness, W. Brnwnlie. K. Jfeikle, M. Letter. S. Ballinter, M. Jenkins, C. Green, Ij. Hamilton, IX. Hancock, F. Matthews. L. Lester. Fifth Grade B v. Sydenham A, at Knsor's road—A. Nelson. G. Williams, J. Austin. R. Blnke. A. Manning, B. Mncfprlnpe, "J. Cartmell. L. Holden, 0. Ward. S. Wood, A. Grimwood, X. Ellis, C. Campbell. REDCLIFFS LADIES' CLUB. Junior A v. 'Varsity, at Linwood, at .'i p.m.—M. Ilobson, M. Rich, X. Bates. M. Truacott, K. Thompson, T. Long.iot, L. Alexander, R. Bailey, F. Peachey, D. Oliver, G. Bates. Junior B r. Aranui, at Linwood, at I.DO P.m. —D. Lawaon, R. Rich, J. Mathews, J, Potts, jr. Rich, A. Rich, M. Lawson, M. Peters. A. Graham. M. Xorris, D. Baunton. Emergency; D. Pye. j - I