Football Notes.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 203, 17 September 1894, Page 2

Football Notes.

“ By Ruesr.” Again the match between me Wauaraps and t'ue Bush has ended m smoke and again soiueene has blundered. That the Ruth are being fooled right and left in connection witii mis rnatee no one can deny. Tne Rum I'nion has been put to considerable trouble and expease for the reception of the Y\ wraps team and would have been put to further expense had it not beeu for me tuuely warning i?) (live o’clock or Friday received from the Secretary of i!ie Wairarapa Union notify ing that th# match was ** off.” No doubt site Rush Union will lender its earnest thanks to the \Nsirs rap« Union if it sends a team a.erg neat >aturda\ m order to make amends for the bungling ef tue past. New South Wales \ Wairarapa and Rush Unions is the wording on the official programme of the New South Wales tour. What arrangements hate boon made be tween the two local Uaiens re the picking of a team representing the Unions conjointly? This is a question which afford* rather much debatable matter te here with enier into detail. l"oe New ea.an i 1 mon should step in al tins juncture aud prevent the law it has decreed trout being turned into a tarve. I'hat the Wairarapa Umon is using, or has used, its level eu d« avoitrs to exclude the Bush from the contest is manifeet. For this reason, if for no other, it behoves the Bush Union not t > lie dormant cn a question of snrh importance as the one aforesaid The Secretary of the Rush Union should lose no tune in communicating with the htzber Union ou the *utje l