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New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 12651, 11 January 1927, Page 9

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JUNIOR FIXTURES JUNIOR A. Thorndon v. Y.M.C.A., Kelburn, No. t. Midland v. Old Boys, Anderson, No. 1. Petone v. University, Petone. , institute v. Hutt, Hutt. Wellington r. .Kilbirnie, Kelburn, No. 2. JUNIOR B. University v. Porirua, Porirua. Old Boys v. Wellington, Anderson, No. 2. Hutt v. Institute. Hutt. Wellington B v. Karori, Karori, No. 8. Johnsonville v. Wellington College, bye. JUNIOR C. Wellington v. Wellington College, bye. Thorndon v. Stop Out, Wakefield, No. 2. Y.M.C.A. v. Hutt, Hutt. Midland v. Kilbirnie, Newtown, No. 2. Marist v. Thorndon B, Karori, No. 9. JUNIOR D. Thorndon v. Midland, Wakefield. No. 1. Marist v. Kilbirnie, Newtown, No. 1. University v. Wellington, Lyall Bay, No. Railway v. Stop Out, Kelburn, No. 3. THIRD "A." Institute "A” v.' Y.M.C.A. “A,” Wakefield, No. 3. Kilbirnie v. Eastbourne. Eastbourne. Old Boys v. Railways. Anderson, No. 3. Midland v. Institute "B,” Newtown, No. 7. . Hutt v. Khandallah, Hutt, No. 5. Wellington College v. Y.M.C.A. "B," Y.M.C.A. four-point win. THIRD “B.” Kaiwarra "A” v x Petone, Petone. Karori v. Kaiwarra “B,” Karori, No. 7. Kilbirnie “A” v. Johnsonville, Johnsonville. Kilbirnie "B'* v. Petone Wesley, Karori, No. 10. Y.M.C.A. "A" v. Y.M.C.A. "B,” Lyall Bay, No. 2. Wellington College v. Institute, Institute four-point win. FOURTH GRADE. Stop Out v. Khandallah, Karori, No. 11. Hutt Valley High School v. Johnsonville, Johnsonville, four-point win. Hutt v. Petono Wesley, Petone, No. 6. Petone, a bye.

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