WATER-POLO.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 40, 17 February 1911, Page 8

WATER-POLO.

The second round of the water-polo competition will be commenced at TeAro Baths to-morrow afternoon, when representatives of the Swifts Club will meet the Wellington team. The former <Jub's team will be : — F. Wilton (goalkeeper), JE. E. Jenkinson and Fordham (backs), B. C. Freyberg (half-back), Willmot, H. Jenkinson, and G. E. Pa-fcer-son (forwards). The Wellington team has not ye 6 been chosen. In addition to the above game, the junior representatives of both the clubs will also meet, inaugurating a "B" class competition.

The -Government will to-morrow make public the conditions under which architects are to be asked to send in competitive designs for the new Parliament buildings. me secretary of the Seamen's Union (Mr. W. T. Young^ has asked the Marine Department to see that the crew of the Pederal-Houlder-Shire liner Durham, which is at present in port, is paid coastal' rates of pay. According to Mr. Young, theTkurham shipped caigo at the Bluff and Dunedin, and on arrival here discharged it into the steamer busses This is claimed to be a breach of section 75 of the Shipping Act, which stipulates that all vessels employed in the coastal trade of New Zealand shall pay the coastal rate of pay. Jt is held by the union that the Durham was trading coastwise, and should pay the coastal r/atc. At the mooting of the Ministers' Association, which it, to bo held on Monday afternoon, correspondence will be read regarding the Chapaian-Alexantler mission, and the Rev. A. Thompson will give an address on "Passing Protestantism and Coming Catholicism! •