FOOTBALL.

Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 48, 25 August 1894, Page 2

FOOTBALL.

«. W. White, of the Poueke Club, is unable to leave for the North with Wellington's representative team this afternoon, and his place ha? been filled by H Daore, of the Wellington Club, who ia an honest forward— one who oan be rolied upon to do his work in tho pack. Sacre formerly played for tho Suburt>B Club of Auokland, and represented that district in 1892 against Canterbury, who had no difficulty in Booring 24 points against the Northern team. A match was recently played at Dunedin tbe competing teams being representatives of the Union -Company and the Colonial Bank, the latter, after s. well-contested and open gamo, proving victorious by 6 points to nil. W. Barclay, late of the Selwyn Club, played a capital forward game for the losers. The Selwyn Club wind* up the present season next Saturday, when the members residing in tho Thorndon and Te Aro Wards of the City will meet. The losing side is to provide a supper for the winning fifteen in the evening, and the repast is to take plaoe at the Trocadero. The following are the teams :— Thorndon— D. White, F. Galloway, J. Smith, B. M'Kay, W. J. Home, W. Letham (backs) ; H. E. tf . Oswin, T. Orr, D. M'Kay, G. Beale, A. Smith, W. Heigh, ton, W. Sutherland, A. Bright, and H. Redmond (forwards). Te Aro-T Butler, M. Madden, G. Millward, W. Shilling, J. andS. Frasor (backs) ; D. Leslie, W. M'Callnm, W. Simm, A. M'Laren, J. Nioholls, W. Whitehouse, R. Hatpin, J. Home, and H. Ziman (forwards).