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relieved, hut Miss Kenny took play back to Wellington 25. Later, Miss J.l.' Smith relieved, but play was taken back, tho goal-keeper stepping. Miss Steelo rushed in and scored. Auek- ; land 1, Wellington 0. Mies .Gulling sent the ball to Miss Keuily, who took pjay.to Wellington goal. Then Wellington rushed play back to Auckland 25, and Miss Swindale centred to Miss K. Mclntbsh, who scooped a nice coal. Wellington -I/ Auckland h Auckland aaain' attacked, and Miss H. Smith Cleared-. Wellington then pressed; but Misses Mw.is,-Cfarft an*l Cbok took plfty t& Wellington 25, and later Miss Abbott had a shot, tho ball going over the top of tho net. Give and take play followed until half time. • * On resuming Auckland took play to Wellington circle, Miss Steele finding the net. • Auckland 2j Wellington i. Immediately after Miss Kenny to6k the ball to 'Wellington circle, and scored Auckland's third goal. Then Miss C&ke"ee&tre& to Miss Steelo, who got the balTinto the net, but was penalised for off-side. Wellington were kept defending, and conceded several corner hits.' ' Miss Scrimshaw cleared ,with a good dribble/but Misses Kenny and. B; Bennett returned to Wellington circle, Miss Hi Smith sayin-g-. - Wellington then took a.turn at attackinngj b'ak Misses Steelo and Cook relieved. Desultory play fdllowtsd, and a fine dribblty in whieh Misses D. Bennett inid Kenny participated} ended in the latter scbrliig-. ; Auckland 4. Wellington 1. Auckland continued to attack 1 , the Wellington goal-keeper saving a hot shot by Miss Kenny. A slow game ended shortly after. Mr Savage- icfensed. . HAWKE'S BAY (§) V. WfiLLING--I'ON B. (1). Hawke's Bay: Goal, Miss M> Morri■sofli full-backs, Misses ,M. McMichacl and A. -.Bundle; halves. Misses G. Morrison, C. Warren, and M. Swain,' forwards, Misses D. Harrison, K; Growley (captain), C. Smith, M. Niven, and.V. Pitt; Wellington B : Goal; Miss * Wileon ; full-backaj Misseß/Ki Cameron and Ei Woodman ; halves, Misses Burr, McDonald, and. R. Ellison;; forwards-Misses Shearer, G. Cameron (captain), D. Woodman, Allen an'd^Patterson. ' .: ' •In the first minute .-Wellington B rushed W Hawke's Bay; circle, anil alter a scramble Miss D, Woodmatt=Bcored. Hawk's Bay then pressed, and after a finp centre by Miss B-. Harrison, Miss Pitt found the.net. Shortly after 1 Miss Smith scored .a good goal from just inside the circle. Play^as confined ta Wellington' circle, where good defence waß shown by Misses Burr/ K? Cameron, and E. Woodman. Play was delayed owing to Miss Smith receiving- a blow on the forehead. Hawke's Bay kept up a running fare on Wellington B goal, and Misses Pitt and Niven had shots, neither huding the hot. Immediately after Miss Harrison centred; and a goal was shot. Hawke's .Bay 3, Wellington 1. Hawke's Bay were attacking at halt time. Hawke's Bay maintained a strong attack, and after passing by Misses Warren, Smith, aiul Crowtey, the lasS--named scored. Later Miss Crowley shot another goal from a pass by Miss Smith. Towards the end Miss Shearer dribbled to Hawke's Bay 25j Uut play was soon back to Wellington quarters, where the game ended. Hawke's Bay 5, Wellington 1. Mr Ryder refereed. NELSON (1) V. TARANAKI (0). Taranaki: Goal, Miss Arthur; fullbacks, Misses Andrew and Quinn ;. halves, Misses Whittington, Bamford, and Penn ; forwards, Misses R. Gubb, B. Ogilvie, McEwan, Smith, and Winks (captain). Nelson: Goal, Miss Lucas; full-backs, Misses Barnett and H. Boyce.; halves, Misses Barker, Whitwell, and Dodson; forwards, Misses D. Boyce, Fowler, Emms, E. Harris, and Wratt. On opening Taranaki attacked. Miss Winks centreing to Miss McEwau, who had a shot, Miss Dodson saving. Taranaki by good passing kept Nelson defending, until Miss Whitwell relieved by hitting well into Taranaki 25, where Miss Harris missed a chance, to score. Passing by Misses WhitireH, Harris, Emms, and' D. Boyco took play to Taranaki circle, where Miss Emms niisswl tlie net by a few inches. Play was confined to Taranaki circle, Nelson forwards making desperate efforts to score, until Bliss Winks relieved by dribbling to Nelson 25. A fine passing rush took play back to Taranaki circlo. Miss D. Boyco having a shot which missed. Miss Wratt then centred to Miss Harris, who passed on [ to Miss Emms, who had an unsuccessful shot. Miss Bamford saved. Nelson again attacked, and tho Taranaki goalkcoper saved a shot by Miss I). Boyce. Play was confined to Taranaki circle for some timo, and then Misses Winks and Smith brought the ball down to Nelson circle, Miss Lucas saving. Nelson returned to tho attack, Miss Penn saving, but nice passing by Taranaki forwards took play to Nelson 20, Misses Whitwell and Barker relieving. Miss McEwan was prominent in a dribble to Nelson line, but Nelson soon had play back to Taranaki 25, when the speU'ended. Even play followed the bully off, Nelson doing most of the attacking, Misses Emms and Harris missing chances to score. Miss Winks then dribbled to Nelson 25, where Taranaki looked dangerous for several minutes. Good passing by Nelson, however, put Taranaki on the defence, Miss Bamford effecting a good save. Miss Winks relieved, and carried play to Nelson. 25, but giving sticks, tho free hit put Taranaki again on the defence. Nelson had several good chances to score, but the shooting was weak. Miss Andrews saved several times splendidly. Up and down play followed, and later Miss D. Boyce centred nicely, but Miss Emms was too slow to score. Ta-' ranaki were showing splendid defence, Misses' Quinn, Penn, Bamford, and McEwsn ■"'being conspicuous. Passing by i Misses" Whitwell, Emms and Harris ended in the last iiamed shooting a goal. Nelson 1, Taranaki 0. Taranaki livened 'up and pressed, Miss Dodson relieving. Fixrni a froe hit Nelson attacked, tho gamo ending shortly after. Air Floyd refereed. WAIRARAPA (3) V. OTAGO (1). Ofcago: Goal, Miss Morgan ; full-backs, Misses Black and Armour.; halves, Misses M. Farra, Cramond, and Taine; .forwards, Misses Park, Fisher, Foster, Brown, and Spedding. Wairarapa: Goal, Miss J. Muir;- fullbacks, Misses S. Chapman and R. Humphries; halves, Misses N. O'Leary, C. Terry, and McCaimont; forwards, Misses Z. Hum-', phries' (captain), Gazeley, C. Easthope, A. O'Lea ( ry, and P. Ashton. ' Froin the opening, Miss Z. Humphries took play to Otago 25. but Misses Park, Fisher, and Farra put Wairarapa on the defence. From a free hit, Misses Easthope and Ashton took play to Otago 25, only to see it returned by Misses Tainc, Spedding, and Brown, a force down resulting. Misses Ashton and Easthopo then took play to Otago goal-keeper, who saved, by hitting over tho side line. Good passing by Misses Park and Fisher put Wairarapa on the defence, Misses Z. Humphries anid Gazeley clearing. Misses AsJito'n and Easthope took play to Otago 25, Miss Cramond saving. Miss. Fisher dribbled baok, Miss ChapTHc KING. The King of table waters is "WaiRopgoa," the only water in Australasia that sparkles and bubbles with its own natural gas. An authority recent/y said : "It is exultingly alive— truly a laughing water." Apart from the valuable medicinal properties held in solution, the natural carbonic acid gas has a most beneficial effeot on the human system.,