T'lic annual football contest between the representative teams of Christ's College and the Boys' High School was playedi yes terday afternoon, on the College ground, and attracted a large number of visitors. It wits won by the College by 25 points (_ goals from tries, 1 goal from a, mark and 2 tries) to 8 points (1 goal from a try and 1 try). Mr Simpson was referee. The School opened tbe attack, and in some loose play in the College twenty-live Deans found an opening, transferring the ball to Maude near the line, over which the latter tumbled, and Robinson neatly converted. The resumption of play was followed by a long exchange of kicks -between the backs. Ono by Robinson was mulled by a College back, and Rentoul. who had smartly dashed up, secured the ball and then a try. but Robinson was llot so successful wit-h the place. While in neutral territory on their own side of ,the centre Cotton, for the Col lege, sent tho ball into a. good position up the field!, a forward loose rush followed, and Cotterill received a pass from which he obtained a try, and prettily improved it. The remainder of tho spell' was composed mainly of loose open rushes, and v serious attack iv the School lines, which were clear ed by the aid of a, mark, and play had got back to the centre at half-time. On changing ends the College began to show their superiority in eombinatio'i. especially among the> backs, whose valiant c-ifoft- to score were nullified by effective tackling. Bishop, taking (lie ball well, managed to elude his opponents and touch down, Cot terill converting. From this out the College had generally the best of tlie game, though afc different times they were hard pressed. After play had hovered for some time about the centre a pass was neatly taken by An derson, who scored behind the posts, Cot terill again improving" with -lie place. The College" having been forced* they turned the tables, and just after the kick-out- Star key marked in the School twenty-five, and Cotterill sent the ball over the bar. The School rushed the game on the resumption, bringing about another force, but the Col lege put- the School on the defensive. 