A DOUBLE BREAK OUTDOOR GAMES

Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 7, 8 July 1938, Page 15

A DOUBLE BREAK

OUTDOOR GAMES

DIFFICULT REPAIRS

(From "Tha Post's" Representative.)

VANCOUVER, June 8.

For the first time in its 35 years of life, the Trans-Pacific cable broke in two places—between Honolulu and Midway, and between Midway . and Guam. The company's cable ships and the Pan-American clipper planes co-operated in a stirring drama against sea and rough weather to find the broken cable. The double break, beside completely isolating Midway, made the repairs extremely difficult. ■ The approximate position of the first break was determined by resistance tests, and the Cable Company's steamer Dickinson was dispatched from Honolulu to the scene. She immediately ran into a heavy storm, which continued for some time. She ran out of fuel before reaching Midway, and was forced to^. seek refuge on the leeward side of Margo Reef, from which she had to be towed back to Honolulu.

The cable repair ship Restorer was rushed from Vancouver. In the meantime, the second break was discovered, between Midway and Guam. Midway was now completely isolated. PanAmerican Airways stepped into the breach. Reports on the search for the lost cable, advice for the repair crews, and information on tests were flashed across the Pacific, between the Airways' stations. Midway's cup of misfortune brimmed over when the deepsea launch broke down, and the islanders were without means of communicating with the Restorer at her offshore anchorage. The Airways launch was commissioned, and the mail was transferred on the open sea to the Restorer by bucket. After nearly two months of Herculean effort, in which stormy weather held almost continuously, service was restored on the Honolulu-Midway section of the cable. It was not until three weeks.later that repair was completed on the Midway-Guam sector, and through cable communication was once more resumed on 9000-mile cable.

The fixtures and grounds for tomorrow's outdoor gamea are given below. Inquiries by telephone as to the playing or postponement of fixtures should be made by dialling the following numbers specially provided' with a new Installation for dealing with requests for Information regarding the day's local sports fixtures:—Rugby, 43-018; Basketball and Hockey. 45-018: Association football and other sports, 44-018. Information will also be posted on the notice board in the window of the ."Evening Post" front office but cannot be glvea over Telephone 44-040, which Is reserved for business calls. Nos. 44015 and 44-046 are no, longer available for Saturday's lagulrfes regarding the playing of local sports fixtures. Inquiries should not be made before. H a.m. Results of events for publication In the Sports Post" should be given without delay by telephoning No. 44-040. RUGBY. Senior, Ist Division. Poneke v. Johnsonville, Johnsonville No. 1, 2.45 p.m., air. A. Hooper. Petone v. aiarist, Petone No. 1, 2.45 p.m., Mr. A. R. aiorice. Hutt v. St. Pat's 0.8., Hutt Bee. No. 1, 2.43 P.m., air. J. Gllchrlst. Athletic v. Eastbourne, Eastbourne, 2.45 p.m., Mr. S: axorris. Wellington v. Wellington College 0.8., Athletic Park, 2.45 p.m., air. J. Hepburn.Senior, 2nd Division and Senior B. Trial game, Athletic Park, 1.15 p.m., air. T. E. Cole. . Junior, Ist Division. . University, bye; Upper Hutt v. Athletic Maidstone Park No. 1, 2.45 p.m., air. E. Halstead ; Seatoun v. Hutt, Hutt Rec. No. 2, 2.45 p.m., air. B. A. Brown; Tech. 0.8. v. Well. Coll. 0.8., Anderson Park, 2.45 p.m., air. M. C. Neare; Petone .v, Kaiwarra, Petone No. 3, 2.45 p.m., air. A. Jlonigatti; Porirua, bye. Junior, 2nd Division (2nd Round). Marist v. Onslow, Nairnville No. 1, 2.45 p.m., Sir. F. C. Atkinson; Training College v. St. Fat's ' 0.8., Kilbirnie No. 1, 2.45 p.m., . air. J. T. Parry; Wellington v. PJimmerton, Plimmerton, 2.45 p.m., air. A. C. Swan; Oriental v. Johnsonville, Johnsonville No. 2, 2.45 p.m., Mr. 3. Troy; Seatoun v. Poneke, Kilbirnie No. 2, 2.45 p.m., arr. T. O'Sullivan; University v. Miratuar, Kelburn No. 1, 2.45 p.m., Mr. A. De Clifton, , Junior. 3rd Division.

Eastbourne v. Petone, Hutt Park No. 1, 2.45 p.m., Mr. A. Parker; Institute v. Well. Coll. 0.8.,> Wakefleld No. I, 2.45 p.m., Mr. A. V. Styles; Johnsonviile v. Karori, Western Park, 2.45 p.m., Mr. W. H. Bloomfleld; University, v. Seatoun, Wakefleld No. 2, 2.45 p.m., Mr. i. Ramsay; Taita v. Wellington, Taita, 2.45 p.m., Mr. R. G. Wilson; Pirates v. Tech. 0.8., Wakefleld No. 3, 2.45 p.m., Mr. C. H. Eade; Poneke, j a bye. Third, Ist Division (2nd Round). Well. Coll. v. St. Pat's Coll. (played on BA/ 38) ; Training Coll. v. Silverstream, Silverstream "No. 1, 2.45 p.m., Mr. D; J. Plummer; Wellington v. Athletic, Hataital No. 2, 2.45 p.m., Mr. A. M. Fletcher; Oriental v. Poheke, Prince Wales Park No. I, 2.45 p.m:, Mr. J. N. Kitchen; Well. Coll. 0.8. v. University, Kelburn No. 2, 2.45 p.m., Mr. J. D. McFarlane; Hutt v. St. Pat's 0.8. Strand Park No. 1. 2.45 p.m., Mr. H. F. Berry. . Third, 2nd Division. University A v. Hutt (Army), Trentham Camp, 2.45 p.m., Mr. T. Curtin; Eastbourne v. Well. Coll. 0.8., Prince Wales No. 2, 2.43 p.m., Mr. L. J. Murphy;- Upper Hutt v. Oriental. Matdstone No. 2, 2.45 p:m., Mr. K. D. Mc~ Intyre; Marist v. Wellington, Kmerson Street, 2.45 p.m., Mr. A. Ramsay; University B v. Seatoun, Polo No. 1, 2.45 p.m., Mr. J. A. Wilson; Athletic A v. Miramar, Polo No. 2, 2.43 p.m., Mr. T. Kirk-Burnand; Johnsonviile v .Athletic B, Kilbirnie No. 3, 2.45 p.m., Mr. C. Coyle. , Third, 3rd Division. • Onslow v. Petone, Kilbirnie No. 4, 2.45 p.m.. Mr. R. W. Taylor; Karori v. St. Pat's 0.8., Karori Park, 2.45 p.m., Mr. M. J. Russell; Athletic v. Hutt, Wakefield No. 4, 2.45 p.m., Mr. K. G. Mildenhall; Poneke v. Wellington, Wakefleld No. 5, 2.45 p.m., Mr. M. Corkin; Porirua v. Oriental. Wakefleld No. 6, 2.45 p.m., Mr. L. J. Smith; Pirates v. Kaiwarra, Kaiwarra. 2.45 p.m., Mr. W. T. Wilson ;" Seatoun v. Marist, Miramar Central School, 2.45 p.m., Mr. ri. M. Flinders. ■■■■•■■ FOUTH, Ist Division (2nd Round). Tech. 0.8. v. Athletic, Wakefleld No. 1, 1.15 p.m., Mr. R..-J... Davis; Hutt y., Wellington, Strand Park No. 2, 2.45 p.m,, Mr. H. McKegney; Pelone v. Well. Coll. 0.8., Hutt Park No. [2, 2.45 p.m., Mr. T. Laws; Poneke, a bye. Fourth, 2nd Division (2nd Round).Hutt v. Petone, Hutt Reie. No. 1, 1.15 p.m., Mr. W. J. Ryan; Seatoun r. St. Pat's 0.8., Polo No. 1, 1.15 p.m., Mr. E. R. Banks; Poneke v. Johnsonviile, Johnsonviile No. 1, .1.15 p.m., Mr. D>. G. Kelly; Miramar v. Upper ; Hutt, Qulnn's Post No. 1, £.45 p.ni., Mr.. G. O'Sullivan. Fifth. Ist Division (2nd Round). Hutt vi" Petone A, Petone No. 1, 1.15 p.m., Mr. A. Campbell; Petone B r. Wellington, Hutt j Park No. 3, 2.45 p.m., Mr. D. C. Lawson ; Pirates v. Upper Hutt, Wilford School, 2.45 p.m., Mr. T. Carter; Ponek«, a bye. Fifth. 2nd Division (2nd Round). Miramar v. Athletic, Polo No. 2, 1.15 p.m., Mr. J. A. Wilson; Marist v. Well. Coll. 0.8., Wakefleld No. 2. 1.15 p.m., Mr: L. McAuley; Plimmerton v. Foneke, Kilbirnie No. 1, 1.15 p m Mr. F. O'Halloran; Onslow v. Oriental, Nair'nrille No. 2, 2.45 p.m., Mr. C. J. Flaws. Sixth, 2nd Round. Institute r. Hutt, Kelburn No. 1, 1.45 p'.m., Mr. J. A. Murphy; Petoue v. Taita, Petone No. 3, 1.45 p.m., Mr. S. G. Rees; Athletic .v. Poneke B, Prince Wales-No. 1, 1.45 p.m., Mr. J ,F. Thurlow; Porirua v. Johnsonviile, Porirua, 1.45 p.m., Mr. L. W. Wilson; Upper Hutt. Poneke A, Quinn's Post No. 2, 2.45 p.m., Mr. J. P. Bfown. SECONDARY SCHOOLS. First Gr*d«. Silverstream A v. Silverstream B. midweek; Hutt Valley A v. Wellington B, Hutt Valley No 1, 2.45 p.m., Mr. W. Robertson; Hutt Valley B v. Wellington A, Hutt Valley No. 2, 2.45 p.m., Mr. B. P. Wilson; Scots y. Rongotai < B, Scots No. 1. 2.45 p.m., Mr. F. W. Smith; | Rongotai A v. Technical, Rongotai, 2.4a p.m., ■ Mr. D. A. McKenzie. Second Grade. Scots v. Rongotai, Scots No. 2, 2.45 p.m., Mr. B. W. Thorpe; Wellington AV. Hutt^ Valley, Hutt Valley No. 1, 1145 p.m., Mr. W. Robertson; St. Pat's A v. Silverstream A, Silverstream default ; Wellesley v,: St: Pat's B, Kelburn No. 2., 1,45 p.m., Mr. D. A. Johnston; Silverstream B v. Wellington, Silverstieam default: Technical v. Wellinjttnn C. WeJUogton Coll. No. 2. 2.45 pm Mr. G. Coombes; Wellington B v. Hutt Technical, Wellington Coll. No. 3, 2.45 p.m., Mr. R. Brown. „...■. Third Grade. Technical v. Wellington A, Wellington Coll. j No 4, 2.45 p.m., Mr. D. Paris; Silreratream A v St Pat's A, Sllverstream default; Rongotai A v. Hutt Valley A, Hutt Valley No. 3, 2.4.-1 , p m Mr. M. Love; Scots v. Wellington C, Wei- I llngton Col. No. 1, 1.45 p.lm., Mr. A. Rogers; Silverstream B v. Wellington B, Silverstream default; Rongota! B v. Hutt Valley B. Hutt Valley No. 2, 1.45 p.m., Mr. B. P. Wilson. Fourth Grade. Silverstream A v. Rongotai A, Stlverstream default; Hutt Valley v. St. Pat's A, Hutt Valley No. 3, 1.45 p.m., Mr. M. Lowe; Wellington A v. Hutt Technical, Wei. Coll. No. 3, 1.4a p.m., Mr. R. Brown; Rongotai B v. St. Pats B, Rongotai, 1.45 p.m., Mr. S. Coupland; Scots v. Wellington C, Scots No. 1. 1.45 p.m., Mr. h. W. McFarlane; Wellington D v. Wellington B. midweek; Technical v. Sijverstream C, Silverstream default; Silverstream B, a bye. Fifth Grade. Technical v. St. Pat's A. Well. Coll. No. 2 10 a.m. ; Silverstream A v. Wellington A, Silverstream default; Hutt Valley A v. Bonsotai A, Rongotai, 10 a.m.; Scots v. Rongotai B, Scots No. 1, 10 a.m.; Silverstream B v. St. Pat s C, Silverstream default; Hutt Valle.T B \. St. Pat's B, Hutt Valley No. 1, 10 a.m.; Wellington B v. Hutt Valley C, Well. Coll. No. 1, 10 a.m. | RUGBJY LEAGUE. Senior. Petone v. Randwick, Randwick, Mr. Kenner'st. George v. Newtown, Newtown Park, Mr. Petterson, 2.45 p.m. Central, a bye. RESERVES. St. George A v. Newtown, Showground, Mr. McCaskill, 2.45 -p.m.; Randwick A v Petone, Ranfiwick. Mr. Davles, 1.15 p.m.: Randwick B v. Miramar A, North Park, Mr. H. Todd, 2.4;. p m ; St. George B v. Miramar B, Newtown Park, Mr. Simmons. 1.15. p.m.: Central v. Eastern Suburbs B. Showground, Mr. Fage, l.la p.m.; Eastern Suburbs A, a bye. Owing to the had condition of the ground, the game Randwick B v. Miramar A, to have been played on North Park, will be postponed. ASSOCIATION. First A Division—2.4s p.m.Waterside v. Technical 0.8., Anderson Park No. 1, Mr. E. McQueen. Diamond v. Hospital, Hospital, Mr. V. Seatoun t. Scottish Wanderers, Seatoun, Mr. J. Graham.. ' _ _, Marist v. Petone, Fetone, Mr. J. Duncan. First B Division—2.4s p.m. Lower Hutt v. Swifts, Hutt Recreation, Mr. J. SaKo?ok°oro v. Onslow, Nairnville, Mr. J. HouSt°Stop .Out v. Nada, Te Aro Park, Mr. E. ° Mramar Rangers v. Institute 0.8., Crawford Green, Mr. F. Dean. Second A Division—-2.45 p.m. Institute 0.8. v. Scottish Wanderers. KiltolraleVMr. L. Smallbone; Waterside v. Petone, North Park, Mr. R. Parfltt; Diamond v. Marist,

I Stadium, Mr. J. Jamleson; Technical 0.8. v. I Seatoun, Vogeltovrn Park, Mr. J. Dewar. | Second B Division—2.4s p.m. Lower Hutt v. aiarist, Bell Park, Mr. J. ! Faeey; Onslow v. Nada, Anderson Park No. !2. -Mr. F. Callaghan; Wadestown v. Miramar ! Rangers, Central Park. air. J. GuestThird Division.—2nd Round. 1 Lower Hutt v. Moera Stop Out. Hutt Recreation, 1.15 p.m., Jlr. L. Jones; Institute 0.8. v. aiarist, Crawford Green, 1.15 p.m., Mr. W. Greathead; Seatoun v. Diamond, Kilbirnie, 1.15 p.m., air. L. Smailbone; Waterside v. Technical 0.8.. Anderson Park No. 1, 1.15 p.m., Mr. A. Aspen; Swifts, a. bye. Fourth Division—l.ls p.m. Petone v. aiarist, Petohe Recreation; Onslow v. Seatoun, Nalrnvtlle, air. J. Houston; Waterside, a bye; Technical 0.8. v. Miramar Rangers, Central Park, air. E. Anderson; Upper Hutt v. Stop Out, aiaidstone Park, 2.30 p.m., Mr. W. Edmonds. Fifth Division—-U5 p.m. Seatoun v. Marist, Seatoun Park, Mr. R. Barber; Waterside r. Technical College A, Vogeltown Park, Mr. J. Dewar; Institute v. Technical College C, Stadium No. 1, air. R'. Ciillen; Petone Tech. Coil. v. Technical College H, Bell Park, a coach; Moera Stop Out win by default from Diamond; Scottish Wanderers, a bye. • Sixth Division—First Round Cup, 1.15 p.m. Seatoun v: Institute, Stadium No. 2, air. M. Bryson; byes, Onslow, Y.M.C.A., Swifts, Technical College, Marist, Stop Out, Diamond. Championship. T.ai.C.A. v. Technical College, Anderson Park No. 2, air. J. Walsh; Diamond v.; Swifts, Te Aro Park, air. J. Elford. Inter-House Association. Col. Beal v. Bergers, Stadium 1 ; Levy v. Doma, Kilbirnie, air. J. Jamleson;. Canister v. Pallo, Seatoun, air. W. Greathead; Government Print v. Hannaifis, Te Aro, Mr. F. Callaghan; Hibberds v. Neeco, Stadium 2; Well Steel v. Precision, Crawford Green. Hutt Valley League. Technical Coll. B v. Scottish Rovers, North Park, 12.15; Lower Hutt v. aioera Stop Out, Bell Park, 12.15; Technical Coll. C v. Anglican Boys' Home, Hutt Recreation, 12.15. MEN'S HOCKEY. Junior. Taubmans v. Hula 11, Crawford Green, 2.50 p.m., air. E. G. Rolle. Third. Petone I r. Wesley, aicEwen Park, Petone, I^4o p.m., air. C. Watt; Petone II v. Indians, aicKwen Park, Petone, 2.50 p.m., air. C. Watt; Training College v.. Warriors H, Naenae No. 1, 2.50 p.m., air. H. alartin. Fifth. Wellington College I v. Wellington College 11, Pirie Street. 2.50 p.m., air. T. Daws.on.

Intermediate

Wellington College II r. Wellington College 111, Virie Street, 1.40 p.m., Mr. T. Dawson. All other games have been postponed on the occasion of the representative match between the English women's touring team and Wellington. WOMEN'S HOCKEY. Representative Game. Wellington v. England, Basin Reserve, 2.15 p.m.; Aliases K. J. Warwick and M. Wilkins. Curtain-Raiser. Petone Technical College v. Wellington Technical College, Basin Reserve, 1.30 p.m. TEAMS. Rugby. Johnsonviile.—Senior: Kenny (3), Dean, McBride Lee, Cunningham, Kngel, Krebs, Tiiompsou, O'Malley. Burns (2), Lyons, Welsh, Liduie, ivaniy, Hall. Junior B: O'Mdorc, Cavj-11, Titshall, Large, McGregor, Laurence, Couii.tr, O'Mailey (2), Cuttiflgi Round, Mason, Beechy, Forsjth, O'Connor, Warren. Junior C: HethervvicK, Colenaan, Johnson, Ralston, Wilkle, Sylvester (3), Cameron. Miiuenhall, McFarlane, Shaw, Masterton, Liddle, Rutherford, Martin, Bethell. Thirds: Johnson, Tophsro, Stevenson, Strickland, Harrisson (2), Whitcombc, Harris, Uavies, James, Coleman, Saville, Fisher, Townbiil, McAleese, MePherson. St. Patrick's College Old B«ys.—-Seniors: O'Connor, McDonald, McCarthy, Gallagher, Geary; Black, Barry, McDermott (2), Todd, Bowier, Smith, Ready, Hogan, Kilkeliy, Quigu, Thurston, McCasliin. Junior: Atkins,"- Kennedy, Twohtll, Blake, Parker, Jt'aino, Aylett, Banner, Finnigan, Rewai, Sinclair, Danuehy, Kalsin, Buist, De Vere. Third 1; Mooney,, Cameron, Brannigan, Dbherty, Gallagher, Higgfris, Feary, Gilnler, Prendeville (2), Fowler, CUltord. Mulcahy, Delaney, Toomer. Third III: Quelch, O'Connor, Sinnock, Sullivan, Bourke (3), Faircloth, Hunter, Coman, McCann, Marshall, Meazza, Campbell, V takers. Fourth: King, Morgan, McLaughlin, Whitehouse, Smith, Brlee, McMillan, Howard, Madden, Lodge, Hunt, Allen, Hughes, Sheehan, Nicoi, McDonald. . Miramar.—Junior: Brady, Chllds, Walker, "Gibson, Burns, Edwards, Smith,'Clark, Meaclem, Tomuri, Hutcheson, Wetere, Aldous, Goodwin, Barron. Third:. Meyers, Dumbleton (2), Spurway (2), Rouse (2), Ashhurst, Neilson, Boyd, Hearfleld, Goidsworthy, Hughes, McConchie, Walker, Tahiwi, Burns. Fourth: Baird, Brown, Henry, Scott, Toomer, AUport, Hyder, Ruby, Smith, Mclntosh, Morgan, Duncan, Warner, Wilmer, Cursons. Fifth: Avenail, Vincent, Crockett, Chamberlain, Flanagan (2), Dalley, Pearson, Morrison, Brown, Whittington, Stewart. Boyd, Nolan, Ehvorthy, Morgan. Wellington Collage Old Boys.-^-Senior A: Picot, Andrews?* Burns, Baldwin, Gray, Reynolds (2), Ongley, Gotlfeb (2), Worboys, Miller, Waller, Bydder, Hardie, Wright, Hurdley, Amiesi Junior 1: Dellow, Carter, Davidson, Poeknall, Lamason, Holden, Barnett, Newall, Oxley, Carey, Yeatman, Drake, O'Sullivan, Sando, Amies, Woodcock. Third 1: Sweeney, Thomson, Home, Bow.rer, O'Neill, Barrett, Short, Ballinger, Brooker, Berry, Mushett, King, Comrle, Livingston, Mark, Knight, Fisher. Third B: Phillips, Ball, Hildreth. Malone, Foblster, Orr, Sadler-, Stewart,' Pearce, Rust, Curtis, Nelson, Baxter, Darling, Reynolds, Campbell. Fourth: Brian, Hodson, Rose, Bum3, Hurdley, Barnes, Hall, Harrison, Hart, Mitchell, Baird, McKay, O'Brien, Cole, Roberts, Fearon. Fifth: Keall, Porter, Graham, Nicol, Earl, Hawker, Sutton, Hodson, Beard, Marshall, Slmms, Caldwell, Brooks, Reynolds, Winchcombe, McKenzle, Hindle, Bush. Junior II: Howe, Milts, Meek, Sarglsson, Alexander, Stevens, Craven, Sinclair, Briarley, hinton, Mark, Lempriere, Mitchell, Todd, Brown.

Hutt.—Senior A: Graham, Simpson, Holland, Williams, Burton, Sargisson, Kilmister, Kemp, Cassidy, Foley, Grifißn, Flanagan, Corkin, Potter, Perno, Grant, Evans, Wiggins. Junior: McMenimen, Bond, Wall. Gosnet, Millard, Waldle, Whltcher, S. Charlton, Greathead, Beagle, Heald, Halgh (2), Kerr, Kltson, Scullion, Carlson, Marsdeni McKay, Langford. Third (3) : Bralley, Beasley, Booth, Daniells, Gray, Howarth, Halse, Mark, Lawn, Noble, Pracey, Roberts, Rea, Whetton, Smith, Hart, Lock, Collett, .'Gill, Nicolle, Clark, Cosgrove. Third (first division) : Barry, Bolton, Burgess, Hedge, Herbert, Heald, Muir, Martin, McMenimen, McMullan, Palmer, Symous, Smith, Staples, Thlrkell, Vartha, Webb, Alexander, Healey. Fourth A: Bramley, Bougen, Fairbrother, Haigh, Jones, Lochore, Oliver, Pearce, Pettigrew, Pollard, Rangiwhetu, Smith, ' Treseder, Westerby, Wilson, Guthrie, McKay. Fourth B: Bell, Bohanna, Boyd (2), Collinge, Gordon, Hayes, McDonald, Pilcher, Pegler, Stubbing, Veysey, White (2), Winslade. Douthett, Coker. Fifth: Baker, Benefleld, Grant, 'Gasson, Hall, Jones, Lord, Lewton, Logic, Odium, Poole, Pilcher, Robinson, Rea, Stead, Stunell, Tansey, Weir, Toner, Roadley. Sixtli: Burt, Bingham, Bayliss, Brown, Blackburn, Crook, Coburn, Cleverly, Hunt, Lalng, McKenzie Martin, Rariti, RentoUl, Routley, Treanor, Webber, Parker, Pollard.

* Soatoun and Rongotai College Old Boys.— Third grade (second division) : Ingram, Southwick, Pettet, Potiki, Wall (3), Oklneld, Browne (2), Heginbotham, Younie, McLennan, Fellowes, Rea. Junior first: Wrigley, Oliver, Jacobsou. Wiren, Leeks, Congrieve, Kelsey, Mclvor, Lancaster (2), Baigent, Baskett, Fallaver, Puddick, Flemmlng, Montgomerle, Lawson. Junior second: Aislabie, Burke, Cox, O'Brien, F. Kittu, Cooper, Glensor, Thompson, Adams, Turney, Dowrick, Harold, Wilson, Weybourne, Mclnnis. Junior third: Newman, Sayer, Joseph, T. Wiren, Berry, Vanderpump, O'Shaughnessy, Christenson, Duncan, Neil, Chapman, MacLean, McDonald, Neely, Fitch, Clement, Christie. Third second: Ingram, Pettit, Potiki,'Rea, Wall (3), Oldfleld, Brown (2), Heginbotham, R. O'Brien, McLennan, Fellowes, Webster, Southwick, Bell. Fourth grade.: Paulin, Dimock, Morris, Collins, Forbes, Southwick, Edmond, Hickson, Black, Lowe, Murphy, Bramley, Hill, Deare, Coleman, Gatland, Johnson.

University.—Junior B: Hermans, Gibson, Gates, Halpin, Jeffs (li), Carroll, Sheehan, Tate, Ngata, Ryan, Taylor, Moore, Ferguson, Freeman, McLeod, Watson, Fortune. Junior C: Coates, McToms, Cromie, Bradshavv, Armstrong, Paul, Kingham, Gray, Lambie, Bullock, Sheppard, Pearse, Shirley, Broad, Hull, HilL, Fitzgerald. Third A: Greig, Evans, Moore, l'e X'unga, Mulvey, Cnmpbell, Papps, Langley, Taylor, Higgluson, Smith, Francis, O'SheH, Giriing-Butcher, Bannister, Gandar, Jowett. Third A {second division) : Stichbery, Webber, Morrison, Gallagher, Caradus, Madden, Fitzpatrick, Lowman, Barnett, Fraser, Langtry. Laurenson, Dalzell, Austin, Duncan, Akel, Doole. Third B (second division) : Reilly, Rogerson, Suxton, Jennins, Jourdain, Rushbrook, Bunu, Henderson, Black, Hall, Saxton, Smith, GorrliiKe, Stewart, Woodcock, Roberts.

Upper Hutt.—Junior: Morton, McGra'th, Skerten, Travers, McCarthy, Sherten, Perritt, St. Johnston, Hoey, Gibbons, Burrell, Smith, Dunn, Parsons, Auld, Maher. Third: Clemens, Prichard, Stevens, ilurrell,' Green, Morrall, Bailey, Benge, Forbes, Auckram, Whiteman, Catanach, Southee, Blewman, Jillett, McCarthy. Fourth: Anderson, Burns, Cooper, Cl.vma, Dalton, Sygrove. Leadbetter, Skinley, Gibbs, Gorrie, Martin, Quinn, Quinn, Turvey, Grubb, Win. Orum. Fifth: Goiding, liremner, Franz, Melville. Lloyd, Wilkinson, Wilson, Smith, Ellis, Braddock, Cook, Richardson, Johnston, Shadbolt, Cooper, Woon, Edwards.

Institute Old Boys.—Junior: Sanson, Leeming, Ward, Hyde, Bingley, Blundell, Whitburn, Kilduff, Phypers, Archer, Newson, Tutt, Heppleston, Phypers, Gunson, Cain, Milburn, Johnson, Swinerd, Tutt.

Oriental.—Junior: Natta, Gordon, OlHver, Bartlett, Dallison, Bloomfleld, Craigh, Robb, Dickinson, Masters, Halliday, Haugli, Jarvis, Aitken, Hamraington, Stott, Julian, Hawthorn. Third A: Cauton, Henshilwood, Kelly, Lockie, MeClure, Montgomery, Nicholls, Paino, Payne, Preston, Philp, Lloyd, Rough, Smith, Thompson. Ward. White. Third B: Tasker, Brown, Vallance, Steel, Rebay, Gibbs, Mantan, Dales, Hodge, Sutton, Brice, Hartley, Pueh, Tuck, Munro. Third C: Young, Hoy. Roberts. Black, Boyd (2), Bevan, Burns, McPherson, Melntosh, Sage, Smith, Phillips, Parker Philp, Ferguson, Voice, Cassidy. Hudson Parker. Fifth: Splnley. Hookham (2), Cardiff. Paterson, Beavls. Grisss, Knowles, Simpson, Cress*6"' KirUwood, Burns, Manks, Clarke, Bracefield, ' laOn Sslow.—Junior II: McKay. Burton, Walker. Feltham, Clarke, rhJUJps, Christian, V\hite, Parkhouse. GilUes, Noel, Findlay. Smith, Abhott, Furnlss, Hetherinston, Currle. ™»rd III: Howard, Venn, McGill, Haigh (2), Thomas, Gentry, Wilson, Gillatt, Hooper,- Stevens. Naisli, Jensen, McHugh, Lindsay. _ ' Pirates.-Junior: Buffett. Logan ****$**' Bloomfleld, Chatfleld. Sherwood Bovden (-), Tucker Carter, Arrowsmith. Imlach (1), B«KersDyer. Oliver. Donnelly, Ball. Mtichell. Th rd grade: Morgan, 'Elliott. WilHams. Beiu Hudson. Latham. Anderson, Sinclair. Beatt e. King, Thompson (2), Smith. Tiokner Philllpson, Clark, Bowen. Fifth grade: Flemmg. Duncan, Monteith (2). Ralfe. Moates, Hansen, McColl. Thompson. Sullivan. Keene, O huilivan, Bussell. Elliott. Miscall, Murphy Brod6rMarist.—Senior A: Cunningham, Wareham. McGreey. GHlespie, Robins, O'Malle.v. Brown, Elliott, Ingpen, Hargreaves, Dennehy. Ropata, Fitzpatrlck, McLean. O'Flaherty. Blatch, Johnston. Doyle. Transom, Llsette Gonley. Junior. Wilson, Dive, Barrett, Campbell, Stellin. Wardell, Moriarty, Mcßae, Barnao, Fisher. Fitzgerald, Warring, Henderson, Kuane. Richmond, Penman, Fitzpatrjck, Martin. lhtrd grade, 2nd Division: O'Brien, Fox. Sheenn. Horgan, Evans, Crulckshaoks, Gatrell. lurnbull, Molloy, Hynes. Moore, Barnao Walker, Coyne, Brookie, Burns Third. Jrd Division : Marshall, Tullock. Devlin, Sullivan, Johns, Kodden. Blake, Beck, Kelly, Paltridge, M. Sullivan, Flower, Lyons. Osboldstone. Baber, Bell. Fifth: Molloy, Corcoran. Doherty, Burke, O'Brien, Gill, Culver, Bray. Munro, Baker, Walsh, McGlinchy, Kadcllffe, Molyneux, Ryan, Thurston, Stevenson, Pender, Scott, Mahony, -Woolhouse. ~, n , . 9 Eastbourne.—Senior: Hill, McMillan, .PlanU (2), Walling, Cheyne, King. McCauley, Berry, Kvans. Alexander, Sleep, Griffiths, N. Dellabarca. Farmer; emergencies, South, Lavvton, J. Dellabarca. Junior: Girdlestone, Posselt, Laurence, Isherwood, Andrews, L. Diamond, Collins, Hart, Goldsworthy, Ellison, Moses (3). Burke. F. Diamond ; emergencies, Scott, Phillips, McKinnon. Third: Kinvig, Trema.vne". Foster, Macklln, Meo. Dellabarca, Weekley. Armstrong, Rapley, Weatherhead, Shugg, Calder, Armit, Battersby, Heatherington; emergencies, Fisher, Carter, Hood, Aitken. Technical College Old Boys.—Junior A: Southee (2), Homer (2), Dyer. McGrath, Rice, Edwards, Gough, Cavell, Clarke, Irons, Cade, Shingleton, Taylor, Williams. Junior C : Stoneham, Hare, Campbell, Elton, Jacobs, Anderson, Smith, Kuhn. Teague, Lodge, Fowler, Cooper, Morris, Newton, McCauley, Walters, | Polgaze. Fourth: Scott, Taylor (2), Huater, [Cameron, McKenzie, Main, Palmer, Timiha, Meacham, Adams, Melbourne, Jones, SehoI field, Ledbrook, Crowther, McDonald (2), Quinn, Pinhey, Anton. I

Pon eke. —Senior A : Crisp, Caleinal, tTpchtii'ch, Burgess, Jaeobsen, Cowen, Hoskin. Galcinai, Cleverley, Prlngle, O'Neill, O'Brien, McLachlan, Kastall, Hegglun, Fraln. Rose. Junior II: Allen, Gollop, Woods, Christiansen, Nel, Fahey, La'rsen, Spenee, CHnnock, Mart, Raynor, Robertston, Alexander, Meechaui, Hedges, MeDevitt, McKay, Ledbrook, Hartnett, Pearce, Crlchton. Third I: Chamberlain, Jordan, I'ascoe, Wood, Watson (2), Donnelly, Metcalfe, Carter, Large, Symonds, Johns, Green, Stratford, Raven, " Clements, Curry. Third III: Hodge, Lindsay, Couper, Jukes, Feary, Newseombe, Ackin, Bennett, Woods, Campbell, Lawton, Pearce, Rawlings, Welsford (2), Boyd, Roberts. Fourth H: Aslin, Creed, Cooper, Carswell. Donoghue, Garnh'am, Isbister, Lousich (2), Lawson, Orr, Rush, Sherwood, Short, Talt, Thomas, Worth. Sixth A: Carlyle, Edser, Cavanagh, Norman, Morris, Priestley, Sparks, Smith, Lindsay, Parker, Meade, Jaeobsen, Patterson, Bentley, Rowell (bus at 1.45 p.m.). Rugby League. Newtown.—Seniors: Maloney, McCormack,. Bel, Restieaux, Bradley, Keterson, Drew, Hammie, Langston, Churchwood, Elliott, Beaton, Purnell, McKlwain, Holmes. ; St. George.—Senior: Spencer, Kadie, Cook, Robinson, Mulholland, O'Connor, Brimble, Mailman, Moisley, Symonds, Rennie, Wright, Carrol, Mustchin, Karen, Swanberg. Reserve A: Games, Morrison, Bryant, Bouzald, Broomfleld, Littler, Bennetts, Osborne, Guy (2), Amers, Kelly, Johnson, Hoare, Hodges. Reserve B: Gray, McKelvey, Barbery, Walls (2), Daly, McKinley, Galaly, Casey, Orr, Buchanan, Johns, Malzard, James, Cook. . Eastern Suburbs.—Coolc, Hawkins, Paton, Murrell, Landman, Symes, Wilson, Cundy, Morrison (2), Pennell, Thompson, Blue. Randwick.—B, reserve : Cooke, Patterson, Taylor, Brown, Cairns, Pelham, Edwin, Boykett, Horton, Smith, Webb, Ray, Hey, Quinn. Randwick A, reserve: Bramley, Cleverley, Daly, Bevan, Wallis, Feeny, Hawkins, Beasley, Peek, | Martin, McGee, Smith, Martin. Seniors: Thomas, Clark, Bell, Brown, Lovatt, Lltolff, P.errett, Hey, Eastwood, Anderson, . Berry, Killalea, Taylor. Miramar.—Reserve B: Briant (2), Cairns (2), Gannon (2), Wilkinson, Elworthy, Coveny, Halliday, Ogden, Trillo, Nicholl. Petone.—<Senlor: Debney, Pilcher, Nixon, O'Brien, Selwood, Kreyl, Foley, Perkinson, Holland, Patrick, Scorrlnge, Sargent, O'Connor, Coman. Reserves : ■ White; Cooper, Cornwall. Hudson, Crail, Lock,. Smith, BalUnger, Courtney, Roots, Scrimshaw (2), Boswell (2),; Croft, Wilson, Brown. Association. Lower Hutt.—Senior: Moyea, ,T. Butland, Moore, McSloy, R. Butland, Murphy, Haley, Costley, McKendry, Cross, Scott. Junior: Newton, Akers, Harding, Peters, Saunders, Brooks, McLellan, Coe, Staker, Mclvor, Grcigs, Chandler. Thirds: Kent, Howie, Hamilton, Dunn, Phllp, Aldrich, McCrae, Gardner, Knight, Haynes, Blomfteld, Gardner.

Government Printing. —Fisher, Whettier, Warner, Duncan, Hansen, Douglas, Howe, Boss, MeCrae, Turner, Duncan; reserves, Samson, Wheeler, Marshall. *

Technical Old Boys.—Senior: Redmond, Ronald, Parker, Gates (2), Watts, Pullen, Stewart, Liddicoat. Torrington, Wrigley, Warr, Dalziell. Junior: Tolnton, Stevenson, Smith, Minot, Stone, Graham, Gartner, Milestone, Leckie, Green, McLean, Alderman. Third: Gray, Parker, Wilson, Seymour, Baxter, Jacobsen, Morgan, gtephensou. Gosling, Green, McKenzie. Fourth: Free, Bowman, Flaus, Thomas, Moncrleff, Emerson, Bayliss, Aitken, Larnack, Stewart. McCarthy. Dustln, Austin.

Canister. —Callvim, Bowman, Morris, Parker, Bagley, Stark, Bowen, Berry, Brldgen, Johnson, HcArthy, Congreve. Onslow. —Senior B: Webster, Thornton, Flaws, Dean, McKay (2), Burnette, Liddal, Butt, Stoehdale, Stone. Junior B: Dallas, Harland, Mclntyre (2), Smith, Mallard, Heatherwick, Henderson, Power, Wilson, Malder, Cowan. Fourth grade: Ross, Harris, C. Mantann, Tracy, Stranger, Hansby, Heathervvick, Renal, Stokes, Smith, McLellan, C. Lawrence. Sixth grade: Girardin (2), Stokes (2), Nolan (2), Schroeder, McHugh, Tuner, Sanester, Houston, Bower, McGiunness.

Scottish Wanderers.—Senior A: Jackson, McCattum, Fleming, Evers, Cunningham,' Calder, Coveny. Dimlop, Upchurch, Penman, Kirkwood, Finke. Junior A: Cuthbert, Stevens, Atttll, Patterson, Miles, Webster, Taylor, Paton, Harding, Dowd, McDonald, Xangslow.

Scatoun.—Senior A: McKcnzie, Yeoman (4), ■^Tiitlng, Boyes, Edmonds, Gibson, Salt, Gendal. Junior A: Boon, Newton, Gnrrod, Jenkins, Kent, Phillips, Murray, Hopkins, Johnston (2), Hill. •

Upper Hutt United.—Marsden, Braddock, Clements, Hlntz, Morely, Newport, Dunn, Goodwin, Hartley, Bucknell, Hoey, Kelly.

Miramar Rangers.—Senior B: Tonkrv Taylor, Barnsley, Niren, Mouat, Phillijw, Evans,- Seville, Jones, Chadburn, Mildenhall.

Swifts. —Senior B: Kelly, Dlckson, Oiirer, A. White, Lang, MacGregor (2), Heath, Lamb, Shankie, Hickmott, G. Whyte. Sixth grade: Cooper, CunlifTe, Dalglelsh, Forster, (Jibson, McPherson, Simonsen, Smith, Stevens, Thomas, Logie.

Waterside. —Senior A r Ward, Harris, Bolton, Anderson, Hazel, Cocks, McCarthy, Walker, Ward, Longbottom, Janes, Jordan. Fifth grade: Greenaway, Buckley, Holder, Denton, J. Robinson, G. Robinson, Gibson, Gelden, McKa.il, Werner, Wareham, Reed.

Junior A: Turner (2), McCarthy, Flett, Cox. Finall, Simmonds, Micheianny, Connolly, Henrtry, Colgrove, Mason, Hilton, Davis.

Diamond.—Senior A: McLean, O'Connell, Condor, Toplis, Osten, Nicol, Alexander, Gilchrist, Bennett, Du Feu, Hooker. Junior A: McLachlan, Alexander, Clarke, Webb (2), Marshall (2), Steel, Carlson, Anderson, Dyer, Atkinson. Third: Walker, Tucker, Hooker, Hyman, Osten, Malr, Johnston, Dunlop, Buss, Scott, Constable, Appleyard. Hooker.

Wellsteel.—Hale, Garner, Fraser, Whyte, Hutchinson, Deedman, Dunlop, Horton, Cullen, Paxton, Tai, Drew.

Hospital. —Wyatt, Salisbury, Todd, Wood (2), Jeffery, Simons, Miles, Jerorason, Webster, Lambert, Lawler, Clarke. Nada. —First B: Guppy, Sntton, Lowe. Hardie, Walton, Qulrke, Stone, Merivale, Pointon, Mulliner, Atkinson. Junior B: Beasley, Paterson, Hardie, Cotnparlnt. White, Marsh, White, Cook. Barnett, Lewis, Lindsay, Barber, Beasley, Rohloff, Baker. Marist. —First Division: Wickliffe, Nunns. Laracy, Hindle. Foley, Trayrior, Leonard. Duffy. Irvine, Quirke (2). Second A: Swain, Tarrant, Morrissey, Rogers, Dan-ash, Foote, Foote, Ea'(?ar, Reid, Thompson. Laracy. Second B: Dear (2), Lyons (2), (Jerry. Williams, Barrett, Balllie, Harlen, Smytlie (2), Morgan. Third: Bovvers, Moffat, Nunns, Duffy, Darragh, Komanus, Devlin. Swain. Illihg, ' MeNamara. Whitman. Fourth: Mallla. Collins. Tarrat. Christie,. White, Xunns, Lavln, Tilyard, Brosnan, Bell, Mc-Namara. Fifth: Brown, Sinjfe, Komanus, Harvey. O'Neill, Collins, Cashman, Barber, Fitzfferald, Wareham, Frazer, Winters, Mitchener. Bergers.-—Staveley, McGhee, Green, Todd, Porter, Adams, Powers, Grant, Butler, Mt'Dermont. Dentiee. Peto'se.—Senior A: Shave, Haines, Hushes, Smith, Reid, Bas^ick, Dunsmuir, Crai(f, Leslie, Patterson, White. Junior A: Hudson, Davi idson, Hughes, Irvine, McLaggan, Brooks, Duffy, Bennie, Binns,, Gifford, Body; emergencies, Armstrong. Men's Hockey. Hula. —Junior .(2): Guise, Hoy, Inwood, Overend, Morath, Matthews, Read, Sandle, Stevens, Warner, Wheatley, Williams, WoodWesley.—Third: Smith, Hillyer, Butt, Evann, Jarvls, Tustln, Ross, Johanson, Lawtqn, Brown, Gibbons, Robert*, Goufl*. ' ' J

Petone.—Third I: Manson, Triplow, McGowah, Brooker, Kowntree, West, Wilson, Townsend, Bold, Brown, Linney, Gray. Third II: Forest, Medhurst, Sage (2), Bowie, King, Dopson (2), Seddon, Silbury, Aitken.

Women's Hockey. Wellington.—Mrs. V. Keillor (Hutt United), M. Simpson (T.O.G. 1), Z. Morris (C.0.G.), I. Morris (C.0.G.), T. Monk (Hutt United), J. I McDowell (Hutt United), I. Pickering (C.0.G.), H. McLellan (C.0.G.), N. Prestney (C.0.G.), J. Mack (T.O.G. 1). and .1. Rile? (Poneke). Emergencies: Mesdames Smith and F. Sundgren (Hutt United).

RECRUITS WANTED

I MELANESIAN MISSION i APPEAL AT ANNUAL MEETING (From "The Post's" Representative.) LONDON, June 18. An appeal for young people to enlist in the Melanesian Mission was made by the Rev. C. C. Harper when he presided at the annual meeting this week. The present workers were all growing older, he said, and it was becoming increasingly necessary that younger people should., join the mission and be trained. :.-••■ The mission consisted of 21 European men and 25 European women, assisted by 48 native clergy, he continued. In the last ten years the number of native clergy had doubled, with the happy, result that the work was today not so I much a mission to natives but a diocese largely worked by natives. There were 128 brothers in training and several sisters. A new departure was the i medical training being given to three : Melanesians at the Suva Medical School.

Finance was fairly^ satisfactory for the present time. The mission was in a better position at this stage of the year than it had been for two or three years previously. Sonie people were often distressed that the mission incurred debts at certain periods, but the work, which covered an area of the size of France, Belgium, Holland, and Spain, had to go on.

It was difficult to run without incurring expenses, and there were many obstacles to contend with. "One of these was the heavy taxation imposed by the New Zealand Government, which was of the "very socialistic type" and regarded the mission as absentee landlords. .

The Rev. A. E. Corner, general secretary, said that the mission's income had not been sufficient to meet expenditure, and subsequently a debt had mounted. An appeal was made last October, and the result to date was £2828 16s lOd, together with an increase in subscriptions of £.220, which was very satisfactory. During the coming year a film of the islands was to be taken and would be .shown -in England. Addresses were given by the Provost of Derby: (the Very Rev. P. A. Micklem), Mrs. Sprott (Meringe Lagoon), the Rev. A. Mason (of.Fiu, N. Mala), and Mother Margaret (Community of the Cross). :

The Lord Bishop oi Exeter, who was to have taken the chair, was unable to be present. It was announced that the bishop regretted that he would have to relinquish the chairmanship of the mission at the end of the year.

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