Football.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7846, 25 May 1904, Page 7

Football.

Saturday's Matches.

SENIOR.

Institute v. C.5.0.8., Showground, Mr J. Maiming. Palinerston v. Awaliuri, Shpvrr*. ground, Mr C. H. Warden. JUNIOR. Feilding v. Hui'a, at Fcilding ; Mr F. W. Bunting. Awahuri .v. Palmcrston II V at Awahuri ; Mr O'Reilly. Kia Toa v. Rongotca, at Rongotca ; Mr Elliott. Tokomaru v. H. 5.0.8., at Tokomarit; Mr Mundy. THIRD CLASS. Kia Toa. 11. v. Feilding, at Palmerston ;Mr Liggins. Start at 1.30. Huia 11. -v. H. 5.0.8., at Palmerston ; Mr Foote.

The following will represent Old Boys against Institute :—G.. McMinn, Hall, Hammer, Skelley, Tuohy, Waldegrave, itfcMinn, Dilks, Charles, Smith, Carter, Galloway, McMinn, Douglas, Bateman, Lennon, Newth. The above arc requested specially to meet aiTMcMinn's at 7.30 on Thursday.

Coughing—sneezingHandkerchief ; Foot-bath—mustard-No relief. Doctors,' parson— . Heaven sure— Hearse not wanted— " Peppermint Cure."

INTERESTING EXHIBIT. With the view of imparting knowledge concerning guns, and the way they are made, the U.F.C.A. .have imported this season a specimen barrel showing the various stages oi ' manufacture from the "rod" to the " finished barrel." This should' prove very interesting to a great i many colonial sports who have not! had an opportunity of seeing through a gunraaker's workshop. The barrel1 is made by W. Cashmore, the celebrated maker of pigeon guns which have been so well to the front in many pigeon matches in Australia and New Zealand. The firm have also imported from the same maker a few specially choice guns for this season's trade, .which, owing to the late arrival, are being- offered nt 15 per cent, reduction in price, and we can confidently recommend anyone requiring a good gun to call and see 'their stock.