Football Notes.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 195, 29 August 1894, Page 3

Football Notes.

“ Bv Rcoiiy.” The following team v. i rep: w,< u.nt the | Pahiatua Club in tho return match with j tii ' : uteri >n Red S; . to be ' p] t Pal its iy:— ! Full-back —Greville. Th se-quarters —Piper, Yule, Wells. j Halves -Skinner, Hack'di, Vile. gory, ■ ■ ■ King, Lewis, Naylor, Beichenhach, C. : Knight. 1 Forwards —Bert Vile. Tho announcement of tho “ rep ” match ; with Wairarapa being ’• '-in-rod ** oh' ’ will he received with regret in fnoth dl circles t the Bush. of tho Wairarapa Union, in r fusing to send a team to tho JI is h, ;m. thing hut a ! friendly one. It will be remembered that the Bush "rep*" journey d to tho Yidirarapa about three *• isons ago; it will also be remembered that tho Wairarapa i i Union have never had the courtesy to return that visit, notwitnsl”. nding the fact j ' that the Union have b.-en offered good in- j j dneement by way of per coutage on | ! gate receipts. The Wairarapa 1 n ion bus j played far too hostile a part towards the j Bush, not alono on i ! * refraining from j sending a team, but by it a action in at- j ; tempting to debar the Bush from sending players to join with V« airarapa against th© New South Wales team. Tho \\ai- ' rarapa Union appealed to the New Zealand Union in the matter, but the i latter body ruled th t the Bii.di 1 oion, being affiliated to the Now Zealand l nion, had every right to be conjoined with the representatives of Wairarapa against the New South Welshmen on the-.‘. ah of ncxl month. I hope that tin* Wairarapa Union will take this little epistle in the same friendly feeling inAvlib h it is given, and ss future seasons roll round each I one will have written on its historic pages a glowing account of the friendly matches between the Wairarapa and the Bush. | The first fifteen anil emergencies are | a*Vm notified that the photograph of the , twin, will be hi ken l 10.30 on Sept* mbor ! 2nd. Members will meet at the Commercial hotel.