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Draw for Seventh Round of Matches. CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION. The draw for the seventh round of matches, to be played on Saturday. In the Canterbury Hockey Association t> competitions, is as follows: SENIOR GRADE—Selwyn v. University, at Hagley No. S, Messrs H. Teague and C- C. Holland; Trinity v. RedclilTs, at Hagley ■ No. 7, Messrs W. I£. Down and E. Cummins; Technical v. Sydenham, at Hagley No. 6, Messrs A L. Graham and M. Bugg. JUNIOR A—Trinity v. Selwyn, at Hagley No. 3, Mr C. Bellamy; Sydenham v. Technical, at Ensor’s Road. Messrs E. Harvey and C. Whyte; New Brighton a bye. JUNIOR B—Selwyn v. University, at Barrington Street, Mr W. Grirfen, Technical v. Trinity, at Ensor’s Road, Mr G. W. Robinson; Itedcliffs v. Sydenham, at Sydenham. Mr R. Montgomery. THIRD A—Technical v. Sydenham B, at Barrington Street, Mr \VI Skelton; Harewood v. Trinity, at Hagley No. 10, Mr It. 11. Thompson; Sydenham A a bye. THIRD Is—Selwyn v. Rede! f 3, at Elmwood, Mr C. Franklin; A v. Sydenham, at Sydenham, Mr O. Edwards; ICaiapoi B v. Ivaiapoi C, at Ka:npoi. Mr W. Nicholls; University v. New Brighton, at Llnwood, Mr P. Cornish. FOURTH, at I.3o—Sydenoam A v. Trinity A. at Sydenham, l.lr O. Edwards; Trinity B v. Technical B, at Ensor’s Road, Mr w. Heaton; Technuai A v. Sydenham B, at Ensor’s Rrad, Mr R. G. Day. FIFTH, at I.3o—Selwyn v. Y. M.C.A., at Elmwood, Mr C. Franklin; Sydenham A v. Trinity, at Sydenham, Mr N. Cut ler; Technical A v. Sydenham B, at Larrington Street, Mr W. Griffon; Techni cal B a bye. PRIMARY SCHOOLS. A GRADE, at Hagley Park—Lyttel ton D. 11.5. v. Phillipstown, at No 8, at 2 p.m., Mr It. Moir; Redcliffs v. Sydenham, at No. 8, at 1 p.m., Mr irl. Le Page, West Lyttelton v. Hornby, at No. 7, a* 2 p.m., Mr L. Sutherland. B GRADE at Hagley Park—West Christchurch v. Lyttelton D.H.S., at No. 6, at 2 p.m., Mr E. Cummins; Kajapoj v. Sydenham, at No. 3. at 2 p.m.. Mr it. H. Thompson: S-omerfield v. St Mark’s, at No. 7. at 1 p.m., Mr 13m rows; V.M.CA. v. Medbury, at No. ?, at I p.m., Mr E. Rogers; Woolston v. Redcliffs, at No. 10, at 1 p.m., Mr B. Mell* r. C GRADE—West Christchurch v. Addington B, at Barrington Park at 1 p.m., Mr P. Gay; Addington v. Y.M.C.A., at Barrington Park, at 2 p.m., Mr P. Gay; Victory v. Sydenham B, at Ha guy No 6, at 1 p.m., Mr N. Nolan, Sydenham A v. Phillipstown, at Hagley No. 10. a*. 2 p.m., Mr K, Rogers; Woolston v. Redcliffs, at Linwood, at 1.30 p.m., Mr N Cornish. WOMEN’S MATCHES. SENIOR A—Aranui v. Hon by. nt Hornby, at 3 p.m., Mr J. Almond, Canterbury College v. Technical, at J’aglev No. 5, at 3 pm.. Mr W. Granger* Rangiora v. West Christchurch, at Rangiora at 3 p.m., Mr IS. Withers; Pukaki v. Digby’s, at Hagley No. 4, at 3 p.m.. Jlv J. M’Cracken. SENIOR B—Kiwi v. Technical A, a* Ensor’s Road, at 3 p.m., Mr C. Atkinson. Digby’s v. Aranui, at Hagley No. b. at I. Mr W. Granger: Rawhiti v. Minemoa, at Kaiapoi, at 2.45, M.* G Wyiic: Technical B v. Southbrook, at Southbrook, at 3 p.m., Mr A. Tulley; Redd iff £ j

v. Pukaki, at Hagley No, 4. at 1.20. Mr J. Hooking.

’junior’ A—Kiwi v. Rigby » A. at Hagley No. 1, at 1.30, Mr J. Fahey, Digby's B v. Aranui, at Haprlev No. at 1.30. Mr C. Pugh: West Christchurch B v. Selwyn, at North Park, at 3 p.m., Mr F. H. Jones: Aza B v. Lytteltor A. Ensor’s Road, at 1.30. Mr C. A‘Mp6o >: Technical v. Rangiora, at Ratigioia, at 3 p.m.. Mr N. Goldsbury; Car terbur; College v. Aza A, at St Albans at 3 p.m., Mr S Wentworth; Lyi lelt.m B v Hornby, at Hagley No. 9. at 3 p m., Mr J. Oliver; West Christchurch A v. Odd fellows, p.t St Albans, at 1.30. Mr S. Wentworth. JUNIOR B—Belfast v. Selwyn. at Belfast, at 3 p.m., Mr Brown, bouthbrook v. Lyttelton A, at Haglev Ho. J. at 3 p.m., Mr C. Pugh; Aranui v. Red cliffs A, at Hagley No. 9, at 1.30 Mr J Oliver; Rigby's v. Hornby, at Horn be. at 2 p.m., Mr J. Smalley; RedclUfn B v Lyttelton B, at North Park, at 1.30. Mr J. H. Jones; Kiwi v. Hinenna. **t Hagley No. 2, at 3 p.m., Mr J. Fahev: Rawhiti A v. Rawhiti B, at New B ightoi., at 3 p.m., Mr W. G. Forsey; lechnical a bye Hinemoa Club. Senior B—E. Capill, L. O’Connor, N. M’Mullan, P. Hait. 17 Hall. T. Seeker, E. Tinkler, A. Pearce. ERichardson, K. Smith. Junior B—L. Smith, T. Wyatt. E. Cade, N. Wyatt, B. Ta vend He. L. Harper. A. Hopkins, R. Sambrook, G Storer. J. Chaney, B. Wright. emergencies—N. Anderson, A. Hansen. TOUR BY AUSTRALIANS. “No Suggestion of Cancellation.” A contradiction of the cable message suggesting that the Australian hockey tour in New Zealand might be postponed was given by Mr W. H Down, secretary of the. New Zealand !lock'-y Association, last night. “ There is no suggestion whatever of tho tour being cancelled,” said M- town “ We asked Australia to play tee-t match at Dunedin on September J. and they refused to play the test s»n eanv in the tour. We are now arranging so play the test at a later date, and as soon as this arrangement has bee i completed we will communicate with Australia cnee again. There is no sugges tion of cancelling the tour, either by Australia or by New Zealand. ’