■TBI KEW SOUTH WALES TOUR August 17—Against Wellington. AugusV 21—Against Southland. August 2*^-Against! Otago. August 28—Against -Canterbury. August, 31—Against New Zealand (at .Wellington). - ' - September 4—Against-Wanganui. September 7—Again'str^.uckland..'. INIXfiPKOVINCnuT UlTdtS. August' 10—Wellington v Otago. .-"' August 2*—Auckland T Thamet-,'-(at Thames). • k', ' i-\' ■ August 31—Wellington v Hawke's Bny August 31—Auckland -V Poverty Bay (a'fc Auckland). '■-" , September 14—Auckland v, Northern Wairoa. •. - ' September 14—Auckland' v Wellington, (at Wellington), d- September 18 or 19—Auckland v.i Tar anaki. - SATUBDAY'S The third class matclo Aramoho v.' T.Y.M.1., set down for riext Saturday, has been postponed. ' ' The junior match Mitchell v. Wai totara'will be played on the Recreation Ground No 1) at 1.3 b p.m. Aiamoho and T.Y.MiI; The-final match for the Junior Cnp between- Aramoho and T.Y.M.I. will be played on, Cook's Gardens at 3 p.m. to-morrow. "■*Passes can. be obtained from the secretaries or captains of><tHe clubß. Great interest is. being taken' in the match. The following will play for Aramoho ll.'"against T.YiM-.1.-IL:—Humphries,* Prideafu'x,'- Parsons, Absolum, Ellie, Meredith; Buddick. White, Wakely, 'Davis, Esdaile, Thurlow, Doran, Arm strong, Comrie' and .Gilbert. ■ ~< The following' will represent Ara moho I. against T.-Y.MSI. I. on Cook's Garden at 3 p.m.:—Holland, Gurr, Holmes, Cathro, Quin. Fremont, O'Leary, Haywood (2), 'Wilson, Harris, Chainoy. Morgan, Dustin, Hogan. Emergency, Ellis. A football match between the Mnrist Bros.' School' and a -juvenile team called the Pioneers was played on the Rec reation Ground yesterday , afternoon. After an interesting, the former proved victorious by 29 to 5. NOTES BY "SPEC."

eight o.J "nine o{ his- opponents.' 'Hia tackling, was very .sure, whilst he put' in some' excellent kicking. His. "tak ing," too, was much-i'better than usual. Trejjoar played his usual safe game. Hiß tackling, especially, being very'ef fective. He placed oino try to his credit, the outcome of/a capital dodgy run. C. McLean, iv £JA centre,' was evidently j out of condition and.'hardly played up to his truei form.-, Robinson^ at five-eighths, started well; but after' the game had been in progress about a quarter of an hour, he seemed to' be smitten with the idea that tho oval belonged to him alone, and he could" not be/ prevailed ujp on. to. part with it. 