FOOTBALL

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 46, 23 August 1911, Page 8

FOOTBALL

NELSON NORTHERN LEAGUE TEAM. [bs tr»i,EOßAt>a-»raEsg' ASsocuttON.] NELSON, This Day. A strong representative team of/NOrthern League players left to-day by the Nikau to play Auckland for the challenge cup on the 26th, and also Taranaki at Mtham. and Wangaftui. Mr. J. Richards is manager. REFEREE ASKED TO RESIGN. f_Bt TBtKeBAPH— SrECIAI, TO THS POST,] DI7NEDIN, This Day. At a meeting of the executive of the Referees' Association veTy strong expressions of disapproval were passed en the procedure of the referee, Mr. Dunciin, in the Otaga-Minor Unions match, wnich ultimately led to the disqualification by the Otago Union of M'Dcmald, the Well-known All Black player. As a result of the manner in 'which RU'ch disqualification was brought about the re-fei-ee in question has beer, asked to resign from the Reterees' Association. Owing to injuries, Messrs. f. Roberts and H. -M'Leod will be unable to play for Wellington in tho football match with Taranaki on Saturday. Messrs. J. Tilyard and G. Kinvig have been selected to fill the vacancies.

Mr. H. A. Smith writes ;— "As one of the assessors for the employers at the electrical workers' dispute, I wish to point oat an error that appear? in your report of the 22nd in si-. . referring to our comrter-propoaa.l. This should read, 'This award shall not' apply to the erection , construction, or repairing of the mechanical portion of electrical appliances, or machinery, by a mechanical engineer, or to workers' employed' to attend to running plants, dynamos, electrical motor?, or switch-boards ' " Cole's Cash Drapery Company advertise on page 3 some sensational bargains in fancy drapery and showroom goods during t,hc tasfc three dsys of their half-.vea-rlv fiff-ppt! riavi' sale Many of tho Tines ndt6rti=.ed a,i'i hi orally thrown away, atid customer's tiro rpqucated "to shop 6arly at, busy, stora in Manncrs-itrejaU-^Advt,