LADIES' ASSOCIATION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17234, 9 August 1919, Page 12

LADIES' ASSOCIATION.

' PEOVINOIAL TOURNEY TO-DAY. The 'Auckland provincial championship toarnameut, snsnenaed du? : ns the war, wi|l be revived at BeTr»aera this afternoon when '■ the first round will be played Aurk'ftad A, • hri dors of the can, will meet"Waihi, and i Whanffarei w'll play Aucklnod B. Both ! games will commence at 2 o'c'ock shsrp on I Koe. i and 2 crronnd? reaDcctively. T*'e ttramaiaent will be co»t-aued on Monday and iuesday afternoons- The teams are:— • WAIHI. . -Goalkeener, .Hill: J udhaeks.W. McUay. g. Williajns: halves, O. Scott, V. Noble. M g°o»«rs forwards, B. CoUcut. M. Pateison, V. t».ohert (tapioin), J. Dick. E, Bestici resent. D. Bill, C. inglis. P. O'Grady. , WHAJNGAREI. Goalkeeper, A. Edge; fullbacks, L. Bwran, H. Sioane: halves, M. Rogers, G. Webb. — grama: forwards, M. Rogers, G. Webb, C. rafta: forwards, Chdas. ¥■ Woods? C. i rawlord (captain), h. Uraun, G. Lowe: reserves, — Adams, T. iiMohinge, M. MeJunnon. « AUCKLAND A. Goalkeeper, M- JPriestteyj .fnllbacUs. I. Cardno. V. Clark Walker; halves! jt. flenSSff* & I • M- for iV£t &' D. fctamlm, W. J. mm* W<«s"ngton, -°- Tanner: reser««e„ • Woouf Ashwia. hi. lowiott, E AUCKLAND B. Goalkeeper. M. Stevens; fuHbaofa>, D. Wa.Ura, A. Eobbj halves, D. wHSm. j£ Hisht,, W- ISorden, M. F. aeury, P. iiawHamlin. &. •aenry. , ' *"* uussr * *• PEIMASt SCHOOL NOTES. ■ t.S 110 B ?k°°l competifelone were postponed test week owing to the over-night and *atS moraine ram affecting the stands. Al , g?i±S. ™$ bo. resumed this morning at ■ . tteaiuera the principal attraction «« *•! , Stanley Bay-Grafton game. tf ! ' faLJii* I ' B n ? te '$ ,**?' * tßt «d that tho Meadale A team had defaulted to Eemnera Hia previous week. As a matter of fact, the itemuera team turned on* several players . short, and decided to default to Edendale . and play a scratchi game. Edendale -school . - Has been one of the most consistent sup- , porters of school hockey since the inception of the competition, and has never defaulted a game of any description. Indeed, so keen is the prevailing spirit that the teams and emergencies regularly tare out full strength. ! This spirit is encouraged by the masters, as • witness the record entries for the last King's Birthday carnival, when every member of the i hockey teams participated also in the running events. In order' to" encourage this spirit generally among the schools, the association proposes to donate for the next carnival a trophy to be held by the -school securing the highest aggregate of points for all events on the programme. .