MASTERTON.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5009, 6 July 1903, Page 3

MASTERTON.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) Friday. The Mastertoiu-Carterton Wairarapa cha cpicm-hip bc-clr'/y match, played bore yes.erday, minted m a win for the home Cam by 3gals to 2. The game was eve ,ly contested, and some fine play wais wt; e sed. J. Ist n r scored both times for the losers and Sellar (2) and Gray (1) f v the winners. The date of the matches of the Wairarana representative teams, seniors and ju ters, rga'nst the AV.--l!iug-t n .Ass cia'io-n has been fix d for August Ist, at Wellington. A number of-players -have been ch sen to go into practice for this fixture, and from them the final selection of the trams will ho made at a later date. The positions of the 'VVairarapa chibs on the first championship roil’ d are;—Mnsterton. played 2. won 2; Carterton, played 2, won 1, lost 1; “Age” played, 2, lost 2. Tt eppeam there was a mistake made in pitt ng the Manwva'u juni.'rs against the Wairarapa Thursday seniors in the football match played here yesterday, the vigors having been under the impression bhvt tb'y were to pl«y the Thursday inn : or representative team. The game end'd in a r d'cnl nisly easy win for AVairarapa by 21 points-to nil. A new creamery at Te Bangitumau ia to be opened this afternoon. The third annual.ball of the Masterton Rifle Volunteers, which took place last night, was an unprecedented success.