HOCKEY.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 13 July 1923, Page 5

HOCKEY.

SOUTH CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION. The weekly meeting of the Management Committee of the South. Canterbury Association was hold on Wednesday evening. Thero were present Misses D’Arcy, 'lizard, and Palhser, Messrs Mcltae. (in the chair), Foote, Leslie, Gow, Goodman, and tiro secretary (L. A. Bowden). An apology lor absence was received from Mr Voss. The Otago Association wrote oiienng to play a representative men's match in Xhiiaru on September i, and this date was confirmed. The Otago Association wrote also m reference to the South .Island Tournament, which is to be held in Dunedin Ibis year, advising that .September 8 had been fixed as a tentative elate, and inviting suggestions regarding the tournament. Reply to be sent suggesting that two days should be allotted to the fixture, and advising that South Canterbury hopes to .semi a team. The Southland Ladies' Association wrote inviting a visit to Invercargill from South Canterbury.—Held ovfii, pending advice regarding the allegation nl the New Zealand Ladies Annual Tournament for this season. 'The Canterbury Association wrote A 1 reference Lo a men’s match at Christchurch. and July 21 was decided upon as the date. . , Referees for Saturday were appointed as follows: —Stafford v. Orari, at Orari; referees Messrs Heal and TiawkCTiie match, C.F.C.A. v. Geraldine, has been conceded on account ot tne state of the grounds. A meeting of the five-aside committee was then held, when it was decided to hold the annual tournament on July 28. The rules and regulations will u° the same as last year, and entnes, which are confined to affiliated clues, must reach the secretary (Mr D. A. Bowden) on or before July 21, and must be accompanied by an entrance fee of Is per player.

■STAFFORD v. ORARI. • The following will represent fetafierd v Orari, at Orari on Saturday Misses Reid, Christie, Sutton, Mel herfion, V. Tizarcl. Palliser, H. Hutt. E. Hutt, W- Tizarcl, Lee and Beck.