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TEAMS FOE TO -MO R R OAT. Athletic. Seniors. —Lay, Hunter, . Thomas, M Owen, Underhill, W. Owen, E. Owen. Crabbe, Greig, Hickey, Hunt (2), Wood, Thomas, biewton. Emergencies: Backs, Plank, Baigent, Dowdle; forHawera. Seniors. —Rumball, Hammond, Meuli, Barron, MeAuliffe, Sage, Cameron, Hulwards, Seagar, Coleman, Murdoch. ’Bus leaves P.O. at 1.30 pan. bert, Robinson, Malcolm, France, West, Paterson. Williams, Murphy, Henry. Juniors. —Busing, Stone, Mundy, Jordan, Walker, • Bourkc, Crutch, Carter, Murphy, Harrington, Valentine, Ford, Brown, Tait and Robinson. Emergencies: Mitchell and Palmer. Central. —BawclilTe, George, Lendrum, Cheevers, Murtagh, Maloney, Clarke, Greig, Old, ISTolan (2), Phillip, Vinten, Vincent, Kirk. ()kaia wa. Seniors.—Tuki. l{. Roberts, Cameron, Purvis. Roberts. Johnson, Griilin, Lynskev, Clarke, Birchall, Ike, Ruru,' Phillips, -J. Johnson, Parsiow. Emergency, W. Guy. Fourths. —Hooper (2), Blair (2), Cran, Clark, Jackson, Stewart, ' Tippett, Bishop, Anderson, Cleaver, Eynon, Walden, Allen. Team must be on field' by 12.-15 p.m. Juniors.—Tippett (2), Clarke, McDonald, Douglas, Sootliill, Stoddart, Dodd, Ramsay, Crawford, Telfcr, Linn, Awahou, Hooper, Blair, Blackwell, Robinson,' Walker,(2), King. Team to assemble on the ground at 2.15. Waimate. Seniors.—Broomfield, Parata, Rove, Hughes, Rei, Sutton (2), Snowden, Hansen, Murray, Hawe, Long, Griffon, Milner and Ross. Emergencies: Backs, Nuku and Davies; forwards, Calger and Eaves. Juniors—Russell, Davies, Langford, Luke, ,Moki, Hampton. King, Bourkc, Hausen, 4 Saunders, Calaghor, Ponga, Edwards, Hikake, Elkington,' Tamanui. young, Robinson, Mitchell. Team leaves Manaia at 11.30 sharp. . Match commences at 1.15 p.m. instead of 2.45 p.n? Fourths.—Hill (2), Shaw (2), Kitt, McDouald, Cate, Latham, Hickey Bourke (2), Bulman, Joyce, H.. Hans.n Jaeksou. T.eam leaves Ma:i,dk at. 12.1 a.