FOOTBALL.
Dunbdin >'ept 21. Tho Canterbury footballers were enter tained by the <>. R. F. U. on Saturday. Mr G. Harris, manager of the visiting team, referred to ihe pleasant matches which hau always taken place bttween the two provinces and considered the mutch of Materday displa}ed the true principles •• f the Eugby game. The football match, Canterbury v South land, was pliytd ou the Caledonian ground before a fair attendance. The ground was a little creasy after the rain. After a fairly interesting game, Canterbury won by fir points to four. The Canter bury forwards were too much for their opponetitb, but the backs were on the whole very poor.
AQUATICS.
Matterson defeated Nielson over tbe championship course on the Paramatta river. Tho slakes were £200 a Bide.
CRICKET.
