WELLINGTON -v. AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND. August 25. - The -Association toot ball match, Wel lington ,t.' Auckland was played yester day. In the first- spell .Wellington, as sisted by.a strong wind, held an advan tage ana acored "two (roal«,to their,op ponents' nil. first 'goal was scored by Wells, and the result of , a fine centre from a corner kick by, Hales. The second was secured as the result of the forwards ' charging Kober (goal keeper) into thejaet while herwaa at tempting to kief ouK. ,'.Jn JEhe second spell Auckland held. the. advantage',, but* only one 'goal was^repistered. ' ' Fiti- (XVellinirton JfO»l-k«*per) , IBUll iWe a. long .kick' by Meldrum, allowed tbe ball to go between the posts'. The, game* thus, ended' in Wellingtons-favo ur by ' 2, goals to 1. During the game Claude Heather and, Brodstock were in jured, and had to retire. " *, t " . "

TWO N.Z. "REPS."

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