FOOTBALL.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14458, 2 June 1911, Page 7

FOOTBALL.

\ SATURDAY'S TOURNAMENT. The event of the year for tho great majority of footballers is the seven-a-side tournament, and iino weather is the only thing now required to perfect tho arrangements for to-morrow's fixturo. which begins in the morning 'at 9.30 on tho Caledonian Grounds. Thirty-three teams have entered, and tivonty-nino games will require to lie played before tho four sets of medals are won. Mr Budd will provide luncheon and afternoon tea at the grand stand booth. The first fourth-grade game is timed to start at 9.30, third-grade 9.54, junior 10.IS, senior 12.0. Country and visiting teams begin nt the following times:—Athletic B junior 10:30, A 10.42, Fairlie A. and Zealandia juniors 10.54, Zealandia and Tenvuka. thirds 11.6, Temuha and Fairlie B juniors 11.18, Albury and Morven juniors 11.30, Albion and Morven tlu'rds 11.42, Southern Cross and Athletic thirds 11.54, Tenvuka and Albion seniors 12.Q, Albion, juniors 12.18, Southern Cross 'jnniots 12.30. Altogether 230 players have been entered. ZINGARI TEAMS. Seniors.—T. Keating,, J. Christian, J. Darroch, E. Darroeli, L. Latimer, A. Clarke. B. Moore. Juniors, —W. J. Shields, F. Horno, D. Lorimer, Gray, J. Dalgleish, C. Lavnont. N. Bennetts. Third Grade.—R. Condon, P. Gosney, S. Langrish, G. Fraser, F. Harold, S. Williams, T. Segar; emergengencies, E. Ball, Miller Fourth Grade.—A. Ball, W. Ford. C. AYheeler, C. Munro, Smail, A. Hunt, C. Wilson; emergency, J. Wilson, Country referees are requested- to oommunicate with Mr Ware, the secretary of the Referees' Association, on their arrival at the Caledonian Grounds on Saturday. NORTH CANTERBURY MATCHES. Per Press Association, CHRISTOHXJRCH, Juno 1. Tho annual country football matches were playo dat Lancaster Park this afternoon. The weather was fine and the grounds good. The following are the results of tho games:—Banks Peninsula C, Ellesmere Oj-North Canterbury 8, Ashburton 3; Canterburp Juniors 26, Malvern 6.

The Federal Government is testing tlio (suitability fjr starch of wild r.ee growing in tlio Northern Territory, where there are millions of acres of it. Tlio Japanese steamer ICuinanu Maru lias arrived at Sydney with 2U7 Chinese passengers from Hongkong. This is considered evidence of the breaking of the Chinese boycott of Japanese. The sorters at Buchan Post Office, Victoria, became ill through the presence of several broken bottles of strychnine in the mail bags. Their presence is a mytery RHEUMATIC PAINS RELIEVED. "I have been a great sufferer from rheumatism" writes Mrs Jane Pierce, I3<lo Sturt-st., Ballarat, Vic " The excruciating pains have caused me hours of misery. I thought I would never got relief, but tho first bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm showed me it was possible. Now at the first signs or the rheumatic pains returning I apply hot fomentations, then rub Chamoennm s Pam Balm well in and it certainly wards off what used to be flnys of pam and suffering." Sold evorVwliore...