FOOTBALL
[ TO-MORROW'S" GAMES. . RUGBY. SENIOR. Melrose v. Athletic, Athletic Park No. 1, E. Wylie. Weuinccton v. Victoria College, Athletic Park No. 2, J. O'Shea.Oriental v. Petone, Petono No. 1, H. Kelly. Old Boys v. Southern, Petone No. 2, J. Roach. JUNIOR. Southern v. Kia Ora, 'Hutt. No. 1, pollock;p ollock; Oriental v. Sfe. -James. Miramar !\ C. Campbell ; Uhletic v. Old Boys, j Miramar '11, Hunter j Petqne v. Melrosej Newtown ~ p ark," lloyett; 7 Welling ton.v.- Victoria College," -Miramar 'No: 12, 5. G^witli. , j ■ * THIRD .CU'ASS, Wellington College "v. Civil Service, College ground, 'Finucane ; Victoria College B" v. St: James, Miramar- No. 4, Osborne ; Poneke v. Selwyn;VMiramaf No. ■5, A. Claridjre; Kia Ora v, .St. Patrick's College,' Hutt No. 2, Q, Woods; Petono v. Old BoySj Petono No.' 3, L. Isher-wood;_-Stars v. Oriental, Miramar No. 6, V v eir; Epuni v. Karori, Epnni ptround, 'Julian; Athletic v. Wellington, Miramar No. 7, W. White. FOURTH CLASS. ' Oriental B v. St. James B, Mii-omar No. 6, J. Burns; Athletic B. v. p etone, St. David's .ground, Brocklebank ; Athletic A v. Oriental, Miramar No. 9, S. Brown; Southern v. Railway, Miramar No. 10, Foley; Wellington College v. Brooklyn, College ground, W. King; St. James A v. Johnsonville, Johnsonville, ; Sehvyn A v. Selwyn B, Miramar No. 2, Murray; Old Boys v. Stars, Miramar No. 3, Summerhayes. FIFTH CLASS. Oriental B v. St. James, Miramar No. 13 'Malfroy; Pctoiie v Athletic B, Petoue No. 4, Jacques; Wellington College v. SclWyn, College ground, <2 p.m., Jordan, Southern v. St. Patrick's College, .Miramar No. 1, Hales ; Melrose A v. Oriental A, Miramar No. 14, E. Jones. The number of mferees offering for Saturday wa3 more than was required. The Management Committee has expressed its appreciation of tho spontaneous offer of services by old players. ASSOCIATION. Senior League: Swifts v. St. John's, No. 1 Miramar, Mr. H. Colpus; Diamonds v. V.M.C.A., No. 2 Miramax, Mr. W. White; Wanderers v. Rovers, Newtown Park, Mr. H. B. Swain. Junior League : V.M.C.A. Ay. Toa, at Porirua, Mr. Harris; Rovers v. Porirua, at Porirua, Mr. E. Windley; St. John's v. Swifts A, No. 3 Miramar, Mr. H. S. Bernard ; Ramblers r. Diamonds, No. 4 Miramar, Mr. W. Auldf Wanderers v. Swifts B, No. 5 Miramar, Mr. J. Wilson. Third-class League : Diamonds v. Swifts A, No. 6 MiTamar, Mr. D. Freeman ; Marist Old Boys v. Kaiwarra, No. 8 Miramar, Mr. B. L. Salmon ; Swifts B v, Petone, at Petone, Rev. J. D. Russell. Fourth-class League : Y.M.O.A. v. Petono, at Petone at 2.30 p.m., Rev. Russell; Swifts v. Marist Old Boys, No. 9 Miramar, Mr. W. J. Hamilton; Diamonds v. Kaiwarra, No. 7 Miramar, Mr. A. Newson. Fifth-oloss League (boys) : Swifts v. Mansb Btos. B, No. 1 Miramar, 2 p.m., Mr. D. Roberts; V.M.C.A. v. Diamonds, No. 2 Miramar, 2 p.m., Mr. B. L. Salmon.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 135, 8 June 1906, Page 2
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