Mr E. A. Liddle's resignation from the Junior Match Committee was accepted with regret. The election of a successor was deferred till next meeting. It was decided to inform the Auckland Rugby Union that a dato as to when the Wellington representatives would play them would be fixed as soon as the New South Wales Union fixed the dates of the New Zealand tour. FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. A special meeting of the council of the Wellington Football Association was held last week/ Mr C. H. Izard (president) in the chair. The meeting was called to deal with fresh ovidence in the protest brought before the council at a recent meeting 1. Mr Forsyth moved that the original re solution (disqualifying the Queen's Park Club) be rescinded, and Mr Henderson moved as an amendment that the dis qualification in United v. Queen's Park match bo removed, and 10s be accepted as settlement of the United claim. Mr C. L. Gardiner moved the adjourn ment of the meeting until Thursday night next (this day week), in order to give, the United time to consider the position, and this was carried. WELLINGTON REFEREES' ASSOCIA TION. A meeting of the Referees' Association was held last Friday at Davis and Clater's rooms, and was fairly attended. Messrs Knapp and Hyanis were elected members, and Messrs Bate and Seager were proposed as members. The sub-committee appointed to consider the advisability of classifying reported that they had classified the members into senior and junior match referees. The names of the senior match referees are as follow: —Messrs Firth, Laurenson, Fache, Davy, J. M. King, J. Gamble, A. Campbell, Mc- Kenzie, Ellison, Bee, Murphy, Ward, Sim and Eraser. The« junior match referees are:—Messrs Hodgins, Do Costa, Grant, Isherwood, Finucane, Gibson, Batchelor, Erskine and J. T. King. It was decided for the future to meet once a fortnight, the chairman and secre tary to draw the referees required on the intervening Saturday. The following gentlemen were chosen to act as referees in the matches on the 23rd inst.; —Wellington v. Poneke, Mr E. Davy ; Petono v. Athletic, Mr T. Ellison; Rugby v. Selwyn, Mr R. C. Sim; Wellington College v. Wellington, Mr B. Finucane|; Poneke v. Athletic, Mr J. P. Firth; Wel lington College v. Rugby, Mr E. Batchelor ; Melrose V. Oriental, Mr M. F. Gibson. 