TO-MORROW’S FIXTURES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20069, 8 April 1927, Page 7

TO-MORROW’S FIXTURES.

(Secretaries of clubs are reminded that fixtures must be in not later than 8.30 on Thursday evening to ensure publication.) RUGBY FOOTBALL. The Kaikorai Club will hold a practice at Bishopscourt. The Southern Club will hold practices at Bathgate Park. The Pirates Club will hold a practice at Cansbrook. The Xaieri Rovers Club will hold two practices at Mosgiol. The Y.M.C.A. Club will hold a practice at Oval No. 2. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. The Southern Club will hold a practice at Culling Park. The King Edward Technical College Old Boys’ Club will hold a practice at the Oval. Northern v. Scacliff, at Gardens.— Northern: M’Quarrio, Coats, Bain t Perry, Scouiar, MTlugh, M’Dowell, Munsie, Bandeen, M'Cormack, M'Lean. HOCKEY. The following players will represent the Albany Club against Technical Old Boys’ Club Junior: 0. DOy, A. Twose, G. Kilpatrick, J. Rennick, Poison,, MTnncs, Tyler, Whitburn, Mackay, Ferguson, Tomkinson, Jennings, Lee, Michie, Donovan, Mason. Senior: Twose, Kilpatrick, Osborne, Simpson, Wallace, Youngman, Doy, Baxter. Russell, Rennick, Reeves, Brown. LADIES’ GAMES. ■ The Momona Club will hold a practice on Oval No. 5. BOWLING. HARRAWAY-HENAGHAN CUP. Dunedin v. Caledonian—At Dunedin— Dunedin: Simpson, J. H. Wilkinson, Gregory, Stewart; Croft, Frame, Easton, Bardsley; Penlington, W. A. Scott, Melville, H. L. Smith; Durie, Williamson, Dali, M‘Fadden; Parkinson, W. Thomson, C. Young, Johnson; Rosevear, Leith, Gibsqn, Neill; Naylor, Briggs, Bplwell, Bentley; R. M’lndoe, Whitelaw, W. H, Adams, Gillies. Caledonian: Webb, Dickel, J, Smith, Amtman; Chapman, E. Carroll, Dunlop, Jones; C- Latham, Ward, Hutchison, Cavanagh; Clancy, Turner, J. Scott, Emslie; Edwards, D. Smyth, Sumi merell, Farrell; Harris, Hamel, Gilligan, Langley; Chilcott, Mark, Brockie, Honsyman; J.. Carroll, M'Connochie, W. Lindsay, Tillie. At Caledonian: Dunedin; J. Scott, Siedeberg. M'Culloch, Best; Burk, ''Miles, Rigby, Nelson; Smeaton, Lawson, Gardiner, J. Hutchison; Le Gal, J. H- MTviy, M'Crae, J. D. Smith; Lawrie, Harraway, A. Morrison, E. Harraway; Sewell, J. M'lndoe, Hi.gginson, S. Hutchison; Murdoch, Flint, M'Natty, Pietersen; Tarlton, Saunders, Macey, W. Smith. Caledonian: Murie, Beatson, Hamilton, Isaac; Elliott, White, Wyatt, Anderson; Pohvarth, Walker, Kettle, A. Ross; Pope, Miller, Lyng, Foster; Lloyd, J, Ross, Lotting. W. Latham; G. Procter, M'Leod, M'Donald, D. Smith; Eyre, M'Kenzie, Abbott, D. Scott; R. Procter, Wootton. Murray, Henagban. The Green Island Club will close its green, when the following will represent the club in a match with the Green Island P.A. Lodge;—Tapp, Ray, Brown, A. Harraway; P. M'Lean. Clunie, Kane, Murie; M'Lanachan, W. Smellie, W- B. Smellie, L. Miller; Purvis. Hilgendorf, W. A. Smellie, W. T. Smellie; Benfell, Winter, A. H. Smellie, Young; Wright, Stewart, Mehalski. A. Sme.llie. LAWN TENNIS. Moana v. Kaituna, at Anderson’s Bay. —Moana: Guy, Duthie, Gale, Bennington, Mrs Gale, Misses M'Adam, Bagley, Moloney. Kaituna:-Moody, Clark, Cleghorn, Phillipps, Miss Anderson, Mrs Parker, Miss Ronaldson, Mrs M'Kellar. HARRIERS. The Caversham Harriers will run from the George Street School. The Cargill Road Methodist Harriers will hold their first official run from the schoolroom. The Anglican Harriers will run from the Fairfield School. The St. Patrick’s Club will run from the St. Patrick’s Schoolroom. I The Mornington Harriers will run from the St. Clair baths.

“A Song of Trafalgar.’’ This beautiful composition has been recently given to ('■e society by the society’s president (Mr I>. E. Thcomin). Other part-songs will bo “Pleading’’ (recently presented to the society by Mrs J. P. Lane), “Salutation,” “Cottage Wee,” “Loch Lomond.” “Alexander,” and, to mark the centenary of Beethoven, two of his compositions will be included in “Hallelujah! Power and Glory,” from the “Mount of Olives,” and “Creation’s Hymn.” The part-songs are pleasing, and the tuneful harmonics should meet with the approval desired. Vocal and instrumental solos and vocal quartets will he intermixed with the choirs' items. The box plan will be open to-day.