This match came off on Saturday afternoon in the Botanical Reserve and resulted in a win for the eeuiora by six points to three. Only fourteen juniors put in an appearance, bo to strengthen their side the seniors allowed them to have Orejswoll. This ltft the seniors with only 12 men 10 play against 15. During the first spell neither side could claim any advantage for a long time until Mortou taking advantage of a littln disorganisation among the senior backs ran clean through them and touched down between the posts for the juniors. Sigley (College) kicked a very good goal from the try. Jhe seniors then with four minutes at their disposal, before half time, to retrieve their lost laurels played up hard, and Trolove obtaining the ball from touch ran in and touched down near she touch line. Harper took the very difficult kick and placed a splendid goal, Half time was then called, each side having 3 points to its credit. During the second spell the seniors proved their superiority, and fairly romped over the j uniors . Tries were obtained by Gorrie, Glasgow and Harpejr, and force downs innumerable, but no one seemed able to kick another goal, and at the call of no side the game stood Seniors one goal and three tries to Juniors' one goal, For the Seniors Harper was as usual the mainstay of his side back but was well backed up by Kelly and Ledger, Glasgow f and Thompson, forward, played exceedingly well, For the Juniors Sigley, Cotterill, and Cresswell, back, and Catley, Broad and O'Connell, forward, deserve mention for the exseedingly hard game they played.
PRINCE ALBERTS V. ALBIONS.
