164 a good player was quite unsuited for first League football. Pickering Mr. Kirkwood reported that he had approached Burnley with reference to their centre forward Pickering and Burnley having declined to negotiate for his transfer - meanwhile Messrs Kelly & Davies were deputed to visit Blackpool on Saturday next and report on his play. McNeil & The Secretary reported that he had received a Lindsay very favourable account of McNeil the inside left of Linfield and Lindsay the inside right of Glentoran and that as these Clubs would be playing at Windsor Park, Belfast, on Saturday next Mr. Green and he were deputed to go over and report on their play. Cunningham Kilmarnock F.C. wrote that they had no intention of parting with Cunningham but that their promise to give us the first refusal still held good. The Secretary was instructed to send a team to play Holywell United on the 18th October on payment of fares and teas for 13 persons. An application by Ellesmere Port for the loan of players was declined. An application by Leo Moore for his Central League transfer was granted. Jubilee banquet The F.A. having again written hereon resolved that we inform them that it is not our intention to be present