Football

[By Tby.l

A general meeting of the members of the Paeroa Football Olub will be held in the Eoyal Mail Hotel to-mor row evening at half-past seven to take steps to arrange for the annual sports in connection with the club. It has been usual, in other years, to have an afternoon's sports at the close of the season to compete for trophies for goal kicking, running, etc., and there is lio reason why the sports' should not Jpe «faeld this year. . ■ ■ ■ \ On the subject of a Goldfield\ Union, "-Rugby" in the Thames Ad vertiser, writes as"'follows: • — " And why not ? It would not interfere with inter-club matches : they could be still played under the conditions that at predent prevail. The sub-unions could look after their separate districts as at present, and the inter-sub-union matches, such as between Thames and Ohinemuri, or Waihi, could still be played. The Thames representatives could still continue their old time en gagements, and the only difference would be that when occasion demanded it we could put a representative gold fields team in the field - a team that would worthily uphold the reputation of the district."

Netherton Notes.
