ASSOCIATION. [Cv Goalkeeper.) In accordance with the general custom now prevailing in both England and Scotland, me Otago Football Association have decided to insert a one-mile and a mile and a-half tucyuiu race, also a-quarter mile fiat race, all upon to amateurs, on tho programme for Saturday 42m September, the final day of the tournament. Roslyn arc still leading for the banner witn 8 points; Queen’s Park have scored 6 points; Rangers, 4 points; Northern, 4 (joints. Mr Kemnitz, chairman of the Charity Banner Committee, informs mo that, to finish the matcties counting for the (lag, the Committee have de cided to continue them next Saturday uv playing the three Saturday matches p< ] I on "account of tho weather. Instead or the usual three-quarter-hour spells only quarter hour spells each way will be playci. KOSLYN V. RANGERS. The return match between these two clubs was played on the Roslyn Club’s ground at Half way Bush, and, as on the former occasion, re sulted in a win for the Roslyn by one goal to love. The play of both teams was very good, Kober’s play in goal being a feature of the match. Ashtor at back was also in good form, and gave his opponents a deal of trouble. Peters and Calder were the pick of the forwards. G. M'Millan at back was very sure; Arlidge on the wing was in splendid form, passing to the centre with fgreat accuracy. Mr G. Pollock acted as referee.
