SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15064, 10 February 1911, Page 8

SPORTING.

EGMONT RACES. (Pep. United Piiess Association.) lIAWERA, February 9. Tlie Egmont Racing Club's summer meeting was concluded to-day in delightful weather. Tho attendance wae about 4000. The totalisator investments for the day totalled £10,778, and the aggregate for the two days was £21,669, showing an increase ot £6595 over tho FebruTiry meeting Inst, year. Results: — WAIMATK lIANDICAP.-St. Tonoy 1, St Bill 2, True ".iliot 3. Also started: Kill, Mnlga Bill. Winning Post. Won by half a length. Time, lmiii 15 1-foec. FARMERS' PLATE HANDICAP.— Manawakaha 1, Amoergris 2, Darby Paul 3. Also started: The Mystery, Rouge," Dragon, Cjoiidy Morn, Sunrose. Won by a length. Timo, 2min 1 4-ssec. ELTHAM HCRDLES.-Paul 1, Rosegrove 2, Playmate 3. Scratched: Mapgic Paul. Won easily by two lengths and ahalf. Time, 2min 45 4-feec. OKARA'WA HACK JIURDLES.-Wai-tapu 1, Makahu 2, Starlike 3. Scratched: Maori Rifle. In tho straight Lockguard and Torbcll fell, hut their riders were uninjured. Chase Mab foil when opposite the stand, a.nd her rider IN r . Williams) had his collarbone broken. Won by a length. Time, 2min Msec. ATKINSON MEMORIAL STAKES.Mondip 1. Shining Star 2, Goodwin Park 3. Scratched: To Puia. Won by nea-rly a longth. Time, 2min lOsec. HACK SCURRY. - Montiform 1, Avaunce 2, Lady \'an 3. Won by three lengths. Time, lmin 2 4-s=cc. NORMANBY WELTER.-Tamainupo 1, Te Puia 2, Golden Loop 3. Also started: Lethean, Hidden, Sflva, Leolanter. Won by a length and a-half. Time, lmin 43 4-s£cc. IMAHA HACK HANDICAP.-Attention 1, Contralto 2, Con tho Shaughran 3. Scratched: St. Tonoy, Montiform, Gaby. Won by a length. Time, lmin lfcec. POVERTY BAY RACES. (Per United Press Assocmioh.) GISBORNE, February 9. Tho annual race meeting of the Poverty Bay Turf Club was commenced to-day,in fine but dull weather. Tho sum of £7117 was put through the totalisator, as against £SCOO on the first day last year. Results: — ' WELTER HANDICAP. Ono mile-Tho Squatter, 8.12, 1; Illustrious, 9.3, 2; Erin, 9.9, 3. Also started: RoseJcthe, Game, Water o' Milk. Won by two lengths. Time, lmin 4focc. FIRST HURDLES. Ono milo and aqnartcr.—Whakawera, 10.8, 1; Continuance, 12.9, 2; To Araia, 11.13, 3. Also started: Haura.ngi. Wen by six lengths. Time, 3min 18 4-ssec. COUNTY STAKES. Six furlongc.-Fort William, 9.0, 1; Manupai. 7.13, 2; Eiya, 8.6, 3. Also started: 'Scorch, Kilsyth. Rising Sun, First Marshall, Tho Chef, and Maforo. Won by a neck. Time, lmin 17 2-ssec. TAURANGA STAKES. One mile and a-quarter.-Iney, 8.0, 1; Dazzling, 9.7, 2; Voetgang, 7.0, 3. Also started: Rauparaha 8.2, Hirini 6.10. Won by two lengths. Timo, 2miu 9sm. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. Five furlongs.—Scorch, 8.6, 1; Pluck,. 7.7. 2; Miss Sylvia, 8.6, 3. Also started: Baldos, Josie, Ngarui. Won by a neok. Time, lmin ssec. FIRST HACK HANDICAP. One milo.Obscurity, 7.13, 1; Ardfcrt, 7.13, 2; Monsieur Soult, 7.3, 3. Also started: Swarthmoor, llaupare, Master Stead, Water o' Milk. Won all 'the way. Time, lmin 45sec. FLYING HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. Lord Possible, 8.10, 1; Aiildearn, 7.9, 2.. Won in hollow fashion. Time, lmin 18sec. FORBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. The following handicaps have been declared for tho iirst day's races:— FIRST AMATEUR HANDICAP (In Saddle), Of 50sovs. One milo and a-half. Sec ' Sec Royal Colours ~. — Kilbirnic Maid 27 Monsoon 10 Blackey 28 Joe L 12 Dolly Tracey ... 28 Arbitration ... 12 Orderly ..'. ... 28 Major Taylor ... 17 Philpatch 28 Ladywood 17 Baron Adelaide 28 Operator 20 Mot C 28 Becky Tracey ... 20 Lorrie Queen 28 Norma 20 Almont M. ... 28 Happy Lad ... 20 Wild Bonnie ... 28 Brown Bonnet 20 Lochiel 28 La Reino 21 Bettydale .'.. 28 Young Liberty 21 Rostrebov ... 28 Quickturn 22 Guff 28 Norseman ... 23 Defender 29 Whisperer ... 23 Lady Surprise 29 Sealey 23 Dor«llo 29 Stewardess ... 24 Floradel 30 The Urchin ... 24 Octave 30 Airedale 24 Mac Bell ... 30 Trugela 26 Marconigram ... 30 Adieu 26 Keepsake ... 30 Broadloaf ... 26 Neglected ... 30 Blithe Lad ... 26 Eldoro 30 STEWARDS' HANDICAP (In Saddle), Of HOsovs. One mile and a-half. Royal Colours — Queen H. ... 16 J.C ,5 Allmount ... 16 Bermalino ... 6 Adonis 16 Doughboy ... 6 Pitch Dark ... 16 Claremont ... 8 Lochefid 16 Jenny Bell ... 8 Harvest Home 16 Glendalough ... 8 Miss Laurie ... 17 Lady Baron ... 8 Ghxlys M. ... 18 Gianclla 8 Sapling 18 Dum Dum ... 10 Operator 18 Myrtle Bell ... 11 Morrvwood ... 18 'Bay Patchen ... 12 Merrimac II 18 Voter 14 Teddy ' 18 Lucy Dillon ... 15 Glenfoot 18 Yahnore 15 Swift 18 TRIAL HANDICAP (In Harness), Of lOOsovs. One mile, and a-half. Elie do Beau- Aotea Ilea ... 16 mont — Colleen Bawn ... IT Black Pride- ... 5 Lord Hcathcote 17 Seychelles ... 7 Midnight 17 S.M 9 Susie 0. , 18 Adonis 9 Andy Uogan ... 18 The Lark ... 11 Highball 18 School Girl ... 11 Chatterbox ... 21 Gladys M. ... 11 Dayehift ... 21 Robert J. ... 11 Lord Robin ... 21 Ruobon 11 Baron Adelaide 21 Glenfoot 11 Asbestol 21 Swift 11 Imperial Duncan 21 Lady Peralta 13 Petrucliio ... 21 Strongwood ... 13 Medallion ... 21 Brighton 13 Franzclana ... 22 Happy Lad ... 13 Marconigram ... 23 Royal Vesta 13 Mac Bell 23 Lilly R. ... 14 GeoTgc J. ... 23 Miss Lions ... 15 Marvin 23 Futurity 16 Hartford 23 FORBURY HANDICAP (In Harness), Of 225sovs. Two miles. Albortorious ... — Ruby S 5 Walnut 3 Bolroy 7 Ravenschild ... 3 Factory Boy ... 7 First Pet 3 Motorist 7 Prince Warbock 4 Lady Cherry ... 9 Silver Princess 4 Miramar 10 Quinoey 5 Cinders 10 Flower Child ... 5 Maelstrom ... 12 KENSINGTON HANDICAP (In Saddle), Of 130sovs. Two miles. EcclchiW — Vomkiy J7 Submarine ... — . Bellbird 17 Little George ... 6 Lady Sapwell 17 Captain Trncey 8 Syren 17 Pinewood 10 Bamlxo 17 Bay King ... 12 While Rock ... 17 Phingari 15 linn D 17 Sparkling Kola 16 Lord Ashton ... 19 OTAGO HANDICAP (In Saddle), Of llOsovs. Two miles and a-half. Opihi — Henry M 25 Syren •.-... 10 Robert J. ... 30 Lauradalo ... 13 Brown Bonnet 32 Jonny Bell ... 17 Happy Lad ... 32 Tho Ace 17 Sapling 32 Bow Bell 17 Senley 34 Joe L 20 Bessie Tracey ... 34 P. C. Redwood 23 Glenaffric ... 34 Tho Dairymaid 25 DASH HANDICAP (In Harness), Of 140sovs. Ono milo and a-quartcr. TVilkio — Captain Tracey 5 First Pet 3 Quinoey ... "... 6 Ravonschild ... 3 Coranz 8 Flower Child ... 4 (/indors 8 Ruby S. ... 4 Princess Mcnto 8 St. Swithin ... 4 Ripon Child ... 9 Blue Boy ... 4 ELECTRIC HANDICAP (In Saddle), Of 125sovs. One mile. Walnut — Miramar 3 Truth — Eccentric 3 Captain Tracey 1 Repeater 4 Submarine- ... 1 Wild Bill ... 4 Regina Bell ... 2 Kelly 4 Pinewood ... 2 Sparkling Kola 5 Lady Cherry ... 3 Silver Black ... 5 Coranz 3 Bay King 5 Knapdale 3 Jackaroo ... ~. 6 Princess Mento 3 Silver Ribbon ... 6 Duncan M'Gregor 3 Acceptances are duo by 9 p.m. on Wednesday, 16th. CIiniSTGIIURCIT REGATTA. (PKii United I'iiess Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, February 9. Tho annual Christclmrch .regatta was hold to-day on Lake Jforsyth. There was a fair ! attendance. A strong north-east wind was blowing down tho course-. Results: — Junior Fours. One milo and a-half , Union Rowing Club was the only starter, anil rowed over tho courso. Senior Fours. Two miles.—Union RowI ing Club 1, Union Rowing Club 2, Cantor-

bury Rowing Club 3. These wore the only starters. In tho run liomo Union took advantage of this smooth water, ami erased the lino n. .length and α-hulf to tho good; Canterbury five lengths away. Youths' Dou'l)lo Sculls. One mile.—Ciiro Boating Club 1, Akaroa Boating Club 2, Union Rowing Club 3. Won easily. Maiden Fours. One mile.—Canterbury Rowing Club 1, Union Rowing Chib 2, Avon Rowing Club 3. Won by three lengths. Junior Double Sculls. Onn mile—Akaroa Beating Club 1, Sunmev Rowing Club ?., Union Rowing Club 3. Won by four lengths. , Senior Pairs. One milo and .a-half.— Union Rowing Club 1, Union Rowing Club 2, Canterbury Rowing Club 3. These wore t.lio only starters. Won by three-quarters of a length. Youths' Fours. One mile—Union Rowing Club 1, Canterbury Rowing , Club 2, Avon Rowing Club 3. Invcrcargiil Railway Club also started.

Maiden Double Sculls. Ono mile.— Sumiipr Rowing Club 1, Canterbury Rowing Club 2, Union Rowing Chib 3. Also started': Cure, Canterbury No. '2, and Akaroa.

Senior Double Sculis. Ono milo and ahaii.—•Union Rowing Club 1, Akaroa Boating Club 2, Union Rowing Club 3. Also started: Star (Wellington). For tho D.C'.L. Shield, Union, scored IS points, being a. long way ahead of tho others. THE CHAMPION SPRINTER. _ FUTURE "MOVEMENTS. ?FbOM Ouß OWH CORESPONDENT.) GREYMOUTH, February 9. Holway, the champion sprinter, on being interviewed, said of his recont match with Trembath that ho won fairly easily. Ho considers Trembath tho fmest halfmiler ho .has ever seen, and would be prepared tel back him against any man in the world over tho distance. Seeing that Trombat.h had run a strenuous race in tho 300 yp-rds) event, 140 yards of it against the wind, Holway considered that it was a vory fine performance'for the New Zealander to come out later on and do tho 440 yards in 502-ssec. Trembath (accompanied by L. C. jjl'Lachlan, as trained) will leave for England, via San Francisco, on April 5, and l in all probability matches between him and Kanalay (ihe American half-miler) and Davis (tho Welsh champion) will be arranged. After finishing his engagement in Greymouth, Holway will proceed to Auckland, where ho will lake part in a running carnival. Fitzgerald, the Marathon runner, who is now on. his way to New Zealand, will also take _ part. Holway will then proceed to Hastings, Dunedin, Geraldine, and Christchurch, and will probably leave Wellington for Sydney on March 25. While in Australia ho will try to arrange a match with Postlo and Donaldson, to take place at Taster, and ho will leave- for America on May 8. TREMBATH'S INTENTIONS. (Per United Pnuss .Association.) GORE, February 9. Trembath leaves the Dominion on April 5, which will give him eight weeks' training or land before his first match in Augusti A half-mile match has practically been arTanp«l with Kanalay, tho American distance champion. Speaking to an Ensign representative, Trembath expressed the opinion that since ho had been under M'Laehkn's charge ho had improved considerably. Ho states that he had no possiblo eha.nos with Holway at Dunedin over 300 yards, but ho is quite prepared to meet him over a quarter of a mile. and. possibly a match will bo arranged in the North Island. CRICKET. Tho Junior Grade school matches will be resumed to-morrow after the vacations. Tho Senior Grade matches will bo recommenced on tho Saturday following. Tho following is tho position of tho Junior Grade teams: — George Street and North-East Valley, 12 points each. Albany Street, Arthur Street, and Mussolburgh, 10 points each. Tho H schools engaged, are to bo congratulated on the almost total absence of defaults, a face which seems to indicate trie making of good cricketers and good 6ports. FOOTBALL. A Wellington telegram state that at a meeting of tho Management Committee of tho N.Z. Ilugby Cnioii last night it was decided, after a long discussion in committee, that, the Wellington Ruby Union bo asked what steps had been taken' in tho matter of the alleged rough play in the Ponekc-Athletio niafeji, played in. tho second round last season, and to forward a copy of any evidence taken. Tho Wellington Rugby Union notified that W. Wilson had been disqualified during the pleasure of the committee for refusing to answer question at an inquiry. The suspension was made general. SWIMMING. At a meeting of the Otago Amateur Swimming Club, held last evening, tho secretary reported that all arrangements for the annual carnival, to bo held on February 18, were well in hand and that entries are coming in freely. Groat interest is being taken in the' 100 Yards and Breast Championships and Relay Races. For the Schools Championship Races largo entries are being rooeived, and this carnival promises to bo a great success. Entries close on February 14. BOWLING. Tho following are the scores in tho match Wakari v. Mornington, played on Wakari Green, which ended in a draw:— W. M. Clyde, Wood, Tilburn, Hunter 23 - Hurt, Kcrr, Napier, Botting ...— 17 Mowat, Thomson, Pettitt, Robers 16 — Pickford, Robson, Carloin, Simon — 22 Sunderland, Blackwood, Gobbic, A. Blackwood 20 — M'Rae, Hardie, Fordo, Liddcll — 20 Totals 59 59 In the Press Association account of tho Wellington Cup it was reported that Iranui carried 7.4, whereas she was handicapped at 8.4, and carried the latter weight in the race. Acceptances for the first day of tho Dunedin Cup mooting are due this evening. Entries arc clue toxlkiy for tho South Canterbury meeting. A Sydney cablegram states that Fitzgerald, tho Marathon runner, is a passenger by the Maheno, which left Sydney for Auckland yesterday. PICNICS. A most enjoyable picnio was held b)V tho employees of Messrs Laidlaw and Gray, Limited, and their friends at Hinkley's Bay. Owii)£ to liio morning proving so uninviting, tlic timo of departure was changed from 9 o'clock to 10 o'clock. Tho unsettled state of tho weather held back a great number, but about 140 wore on board the Maheno when sho left tho wharf. A good programme of sports ""had been arranged, and the following competitors prnoved themselves winners of tho events:— Laidlaw and Gray's Handicap,—M'Laughlin 1, Mackay.2, Clyde 3. Young Ladies' Race.—Miss Castlehow 1, Miss Bates 2. Youths' llnce.—L. D. M'lvcr 1, F. Laidlaw 2. Whcolbarrow Race.—E. Laidlaw and Tiltyshort 1, Dunn a.nd Grindlay 2. Blindfold Race.—Douglass 1, Clyde 2. Three-legged Race.—Clyde- and Ward 1, Grindlav and Douglass 2. Old Buffers' Race.—G. B. Laidlaw 1, J. W. Patton 2, F. W. Rinch 3. Potato Race—Tillyshort 1, Sinclair 2. Married Ladies' Raco.—Mrs Lowry 1, J Mrs Sinclair 2. Employees' (youths) Race.—F. Laidlaw 1 W. Riao'h 2. Quoit-throwing for Ladies.—Miss Leßrun 1, Miss Nevin 2. Mr R. Tuck was all that could bo desired as starter. Games wort indulged in during the afternoon, and altogether a most enjoyable day was s;ient, and it was a very happy, though tired, party which returned to Dunedin. The committee consisted of Miss Androws Miss Minn, Messrs J. W. Patton. G. Roach. E. Barlow. G. B. Laidlaw, J. Wntson, R. Sinclair, T. Begbie, with A. Mawhinney secretary. DUNEDIN HAIRDRESSERS. The Dunedin hairdressers held their annual picnic at Waiiongoa mineral springs on Wednesday, and although the weather was slightly daJTip in the morning a large crowd defied tho elements and took advantage of thft (lay's outing, and were amply repaid as tho weather turned out all that could bo desired by tho time the picnic grounds were rcaclTnd. A strong committee, consisting of Messrs Crozior (secretary), Paul (chairman), Hall, Coulson, Ger.rio, South, Curtis, Fox, and Booth had everything in good working order, and the picnic passed off without a hitch of any kind. Everybody was loud in nra-ca of the bca-uti-

ful grounds so kindly placet! at their disposal by Me-srs Thomson and Co. Tho following is tho programme of sports and the- winners:—

iiiby Show.—Mrs Hadlov 1, Mrs Booth and iVm WOliams (tie) 2, Mm Standring 4. Red Rover Handicap.--Curtis 1, Coulson 2, Hall 3. •

Winfrcd Handicap.—Cunningham 1, AuLswcilcr 2, King 3. Ap])rentices' Handicap.—Suter 1. Miller 2, Pollock 3.

J'tfrls Ur.i-lor 15.—Ina Whitton 1, Marjory l'illingham 2, Ruby Sehofiold 3. Boys under 15.— J. Plumb 1, Don 2, H. Haw 3.

Married ladies' Race.—Mrs Martin 1, Mrs Gonton 2, Jfre Watt 3.

Hairdressers' "Wives.—Mrs Cunningham 1, Mrs BarsdaJe 2. Single Ladies.—Miss Fillingham 1, Miss M. Carter 2, Miss J. Carter 3. Artlath 1, Gerrio 2, Fester 3. Visitors' Race.—R. Fishor 1, Henderson 2. Cross Country Handicap.—Hawk 1. Ladies' Consolation.—Miss Beaumont 1, Mrs Garbot 2, Miss Docherty'3. Mal-Kah Handicap.-Ourtis 1, Fox 2, Hall 3, Gerrio 4. FRUITERERS. The fruiterers' picnic- was held at Quarantine Island on Wednesday. About 500 pooplo facod a dull and drizzling morning, but were rewarded with a calm, sunny day. TJio Picnic Committee provided abundance of fruit, lollies, aerated waters, tea, milk, sugar, and toys in abundance. Tho cominitteo dteservos great credit for its indefatigable efforts, which ensured tho undisputed success o-F tho day's outing. The feature of the picnio was the baby show. Tho following is the list of prize-winners:— Youths' Race (under 17 years).—W. Bray 1, A. Tourrell 2, J. Warolf 3. Young Ladies' Race.—Daisy Jarvis 1, Jessie M'Phcrson 2. Three-legged Race.—Child and Hornoll 1, Kennedy and Forrester 2. M'Gheo and D. Kennedy 3. Carters' Handicap.—R. Anderson 1, J. Treloar 2, D. Hyndman 3. Fruiterers' Handicap.—C. T. Munro 1, D. Kcmnitz 2, G. Newton and W. Kennedy (dead heat) 3. Baby Show, under nine months.—Mrs Spiers's baby boy, five months, 1; Mrs C. T. Munro'e baby girl, four months, 2; Mrs Smith's baby girl, seven months, 3. Heaviest baby, under 12 months—Mrs M'Laron's baby boy, seven months, 2331b. Nail-driving Competition.—Mrs Burns 1, Mrs Hidnoy 2, Mrs Roxburgh 3. Special Nail-driving Competition (trade only).—Mrs Mason 1. Putting tho Weight.-N. Brown, 35ft, 1; F. Forrester, 35ft lOin, 2; A. C. Wilson, 33ft Bin, 3. Thread tho Needle.—Mrs Mason 1, Miss Mason 2, Miss Andrews 3. Tug-of-war, Wholesale v. Retail Fruiterers.—Wholesale 1. Bottle- Race.-Mifis Mason 1. Mrs Westlake 2, Miss Shearer 3. C'ommittoa Race,—W. Hammond 1, F. Forrester 2, H. Allen 3. Lady with largest family on the ground.— Mrs S. Jaxvis.

TO-MORROW'S FIXTURES. —•—o-

[Secretaries of clubs are reminded that fixtures must be in not later than 8.30 on Thursday evening to ensure publication in Friday's issue.] CRICKET. First Grade. Tho following matches will bo continued:—Dunodin v. Carisbrook A, at Carisbrook; Albion v. Opoho, at Opoho; Grange v. Carisbrook B, at Carisbrook. Second' Grade. Dunixlin C v. Opoho, at Opoho; Mornington v. St Kilda, at Mornington; Carisbrook p v. Albion, on the North Ground; Dunedin B v. Grange, on the North Ground. Third Grade. Dunodin v. Albion B, on tho North Ground.—Dunedin: Brown, Courtis, Newton, Hodge. Collie, Graham, Williams, Cookerill, Smart, Kellan, Vinnioambe. Albion: Bowie, Cameron (2), Donaldson, BroomQold, Beadle, Neamo, Robinson, Fraer, Goyen, Grigg. Carisbrook E v. St. IGlda, st Carisbrook. Oarisbrook: Fraser, M'Hutcheon, Waloott, Crawford, Steeds, .Scrymgeour, Fulton, Coventry, Smith, Jones. St. Kilda: Rice, Douglas, Spenco, Tillyshort, M'Faull, Stevens, Lowe, Nelson, Hargroaves Tyson, 11. M'Farlano; emergency, M'Kay. . Carisbrook F v. Anderson's Bay, at Andorson's Bay.—Carisbrook: Lomas, llooro. M'Noill, Cameron, Jack, Gregory, M'Konzie, Patorson, Walcott (2); cmorgonoy, do Laufour. Anderson's Bay: Loan, Kerr, Kirlwood, B. Aborcrombie, M'Adam, Riton, G. Abercronibio, Ross North, Gall, Luke.

Mornington v. Christian Brothers A, at Mornington.—Mornington: Abbott, Anderson (3), Haig, Howoymnn, Durston, Morrison, Dcuclirnss, Thorn, Fay. Christian Brothers: Cotter, Clark, Redmond, Stapleton, Tarlcton, Spiers, Wfikolin, M'Kenzie, Smith, W. Smith, O'Connor.

Grange v. Christian Brothers B, on the Asylum Groiiml.-Grango : Eokhoff, Bootli, Graham, Wilson, Michael, M'Grogor, Busk>ll, Peterson, Clydesdale, Collins, Gain Christian Brothers: H. Salmon, Drury M'Namara, Sweeney, Otto, Lawlor, Ryan (2), Fogarty (3), W. Walsh, P. Heffernan. Albion v. High School, on the School Ground.—Albion: Marks, Fortune, Moycs Robertson, Macan, Otto, Williams, Stiglish, Hodgson, Austin , , Morgan, Fourth Grade. Moraington v. Christian Brothers at Culling Park.-Mornington: Hope, Mason Jelly, M'Farlane, Robinson, Lo°an, Wholan, Wood, Sheriff, M'Leod, Mutimer. Christian Brothers: J. Salmon, Layburn, JV'irKoefry, Oameron, Jepson, Powell, Fojjarty, O'Connor, E. Salmon, O'Sullivan Woods. Grange v. St. Kilda, at St. Kilda — Grange: Rostieaux, Davis, Fogarty, George, Jones, Talbot, Keast, Milncs, Miller, Chapman, Morton. St. Kilda: Cherrie, Olfcn (2), Condon, M'Dona'ld, Gaffaney, Brown, Fyfe, Rennic, M'Kuy; emergency, Fox. School Matches. Junior.-Albany Street v. Arthur Street, at Gardens Ground; Maori Hill v. Maoandrew Road, at Opoho; Mornington v. High Street, at Mornington; Musselburgh v. Green Island, at Carisbrcok; Normal v. George Street, at North Ground; NorthEast Valley v. Forbury, at Caledonian; C'avcrehain v, Andcrson'e Bay, nt St. Kilda. The Senior matches will begin again on the 18th. Other MaH. Kelvin Grove Springboks v. St. STartin's, at Kelvin Grove.— KeLgin Grove: Gleeson, Donald, Oillick, M'Laren, Groves, Coombos, Brown, Longworth, Gillick, Wharton, Leclcie; emergency, Doiiglis. BOWLING. Otago v. St. Ckiir.—Otago: On Otago Green—Coxhead, Scott, Mollison, Melville, Moore, Cameron, Crawford, Don. Ou St. Clair Green—-ijpiuks, Hill, Henderson, Gregory; Grieve, Brice, Duncan A. M'Leod. St. Glair: On St. Clair Green— JMaopherson, Kingston, Gilee, Pope; Robson, Thomson, Smitli, Piddington; Foster, Heywood, Cole, Maddox. Colts' rink— Seddon, Fraer, Dunham, Hastings. St. Kilda v. Caledonian.—St. Kilda: On Caledonian Green— Cochrane, Lister, Falconer, M'Curdy; Twiner, Hinton, Allen, Sineaton; Mercer, Ashton, Cardno, M'Farlaiie; Green, Neilson, Lyders, Carter; Scoiiuld, Galkiway, M'Lennaii, D. C. Cameron. On St. Kiida Green—Prebble, Jolly, Morrison, Irvine; Adas, Broad, Stoiwliam, Bwing; Berry, Taylor, Smith, Jacoteon; Hungcrford, Leitli, Walkor, J. D. Cumoroa; Peacock, Lough, Tamblyn, Ilellycr. Colts' Match: On Caledonian Green—Duncan, Shoehan, 8011, Gardner. On St. Kilda Green—\Vi>nnenny, M'Alister, 0. Allen, Stevenson. Caledonian: On Caledojiian Green— ljxmb, Dc&, M'Leod, Eldwards; Lambert, Hondersim, Dey, Anderson; M'lntyrc, North, Bastings, Hocking; Smeaton, Shaw, Brown, Cowio; Goodlot, 'JHickev, Qinstick, Lyn?. Colts—Roach, Waters, Saxby, Douglas. On St. Kilda Grwn—Armstrong, M'Lauchlan, . Clark, Campbell; Bowie, M'Vicar, Rcddington, Smith; Ross, Sinclair, Veitch, M'Dontild; llaydon, Mark, Farquharson, Callandcr, Brundoll, Warsaw, Foster, Soott. Colts— Lalhain, Ed\rards, Carroll, Chilcott.

Wakari v. Duncdin.—Wakari: On Wakari Groen—Wood, M'lntosh, Pettilt, Gordon; Mowatt, Boveridge, Webster, Gebbio; Kcogh, Gnrsidb, Iky ward, llunltcr; 11. Johnston, Markby, Walker, G.. Johnston. On Duncdin Green—Clyde, Blacklock, Moi.r, Tilburn; Millar, Siindorlancl, G. Annit, Hollows; A. Annit, Ilouro, M'llillan, Roberts; A. Johnston, Miles, Sharp, Murphy. Duncdin: On Dmiwlin Groon— Morris, Booth, \V. H. Smith, Hunter; Mercer, M'Dougail, Crow, W. A. Scott; Hoporaft, Wyalt, Miller, Peake; Stanton, Marks, Moss, (Sillios. On Wiikari Greon— A. E. Scott, Williams, W. Wilson, Gale; James Farm, Fl«tt, Ily, Wilson, Noill; Robertson, Forrest, Kodgors, Johnson; Pipor, Love, Stubbs, Foster.

Port Chalmers v. Koslyn.—Port Clialmcrv. At Roslyn—Mackenzie, Hodge, Gray, Pafcorson; Pickard, M'Do\igall, Stewart, Hillier. At Port Chalmers—Rue, Lindsay, Wilson, Collier; Edgar, Mcmson, liipjpy,

Walker; Murray, Sutton, Wylie, M'Lellan. Koslyn: At Fort Ohalniers-G. A. Scott, Murdoch, D. Scott, Wilson; J. Scott, Mafcheson, Cameron, Miller; Frew, Waiden, Davis, W. A. Wilkinson, At Roslyn—Paterson, F. Wilkinson, MDougall, Wedderspoon; Webb, Wood, Fountain, Wales. < Bftlmacowen v. Roslyn, on. Roslyii Green. Balmacewen: Gamble, Bcoknian, Modrc, Fielder; Passmorc, A. Langford, Trytliall, Gvator; Clark, Grubb, Christie, M'Lonnan; Fitzgerald, Ennis, L. Jones, Thompson. Roslya: Ross, O'Mcara, Mustard, Frew; Morehent, Linigar, Simpson, W. Wilkinson; Matheson, Captain Strang, Tiinson, Gow; Captain Paterson, Howii-on, Thompson, Throp. North-East Valley v. Green Island.— North-East Valley: At Green. Island—Thomson, M'Dowell, Murray, Barnes; C. Eawlinson, J. Dunn, T. Allan, A. Rawlinson; A. Oope, Grey, Kidd, Goo. Dunn. On Valley Green—G. Smith, Wright, Burgess, Abbott; Pitts, Bcswick, A. Begg, Hutchison; Williams, J. Allan, Watkins, Framo. Green Island: At Greon Island—M'Donald, Edwards, Kane, L. Miller; J. Lindsay, jun., W. T. Smeilie, J. Lindsay, Sloan'; Thomson, Blair, Campbell, M'Mullan. At NorthEast Valley—P. M'Loan, James M'Loao, W. 0. Smcliie, Buchanan; I Irvine, Johnston, Falconer, Young; Bosworbh, Devenio, Evans, M'Donald. Emergencies—Samson, M'Loan. ■ Otago v. Morninstfon,— Otago: On - otaflo Green—Reynolds, W. A. Brown, Columb, H. L. Smith; Beaslcy, Jeffrey, Kemnitz, Ccoko; Jamieson, Arldo, J. Brown, Glover. On Momington Green—Marshall, Bills, . Suntlstrum, Fynmore; C. M'Peak, Boot, J. M'Peak, Watts; Maxwell, Brewer, Hamilton, Honeyman. Mornington: On Otago Green—Neill. Muir, Lamb, Slatar; J. Hoigate, Sawoll, Jas. Robson, Thomson; Whclan, Dick, Korr, Kennedy. On Mornington Green —Gapido; D. Blyth, Mathows, Perry; Nutting, Liddell, Bottmg, Barclay; Davis, W. Sainsbury,_ CouU, A. T. Blyth. Balniaccwen v. Fairfiekl, on Balmacowen Green.—Balraaoewon: Latimer, Footo, J. J. Wilson, Balk; Buttorfield, Hobday, Wright, M'Donald: W. E. Smith, Omand, Pindor, Lockhart; F. Langford, Kirkwood, Ure, F. Jones. Caversham v. Taieri.—Cavorsham: On Oavcrshajvi Green—Mec, Rusion, Sidey. Mitchell; Grigg, Hardy, Dγ Howard, Walker; Call, Quin, Orchard, Wilkinson: Lumsdcn, Pearco, Oleland, Meolc'son. On Taieri Green—Henderson, ConneTlcy, Einlnerson, Howortli; Austin, Snowball, Rcnfree, Tilliej Walmsloy, R. Wilson, Dempster, M'Gregor; James, Fogavty, Rutherford, i'orrestcr. Kaituna v. Outram. at Kaituna.—Kaituna: Scrymgeour, Arldo, Bailey, Baillio; Canveron, Williams, Ut Hunter* Haslett; Wolstenholmo, Draper, Stephens, J. Sanders; Walker, Moody, Trounce, Paterson. GOLF. Thfl monthly medal competition will bo played on the St. Clair Links. The- following is the draw:— , Gold Medal (start No. 1 tee).—B. R. Stock v. T. H. Glondining; A. h. Isaacs v. W. D. M'Carthy; D. M. Irv-roo v. H. H. Jackson; P. R. Fordham v. J. Drake. Silver Medal (start No. 12 tec).—R. Forsyth v. H. D. Brewer; P. Kuhlcnbcre v. Rev. Perkins; A. Wood v. 0. H. Crokor; J. J. Ronaldson v. W. It. Strang; J. S. Monro v. A. Farquharson; Dr Hunfcr v. I/etlibridw; W. Portor v. J. L Hobbs , G. Morrall v. G. Ajtillj T. B. Roberts, ti bye.