League that its members had decided to “affiliate with the North Shore club during the period of war” with the affiliation approved of. On April 17 they forwarded the names of their officers to the league and entered one side in the 4th grade. They finished mid table out of 9 teams though very few of their results were reported once again. On September 26, 1918 Sunnyside player Edward John Parker was killed in action in France aged 24. He was buried at Lebucquiere Communal Cemetery Extension, Pas-de-Calais, France. William Charles Dalton, a Sunnyside player, and saddler by trade, died whilst at war on November 8, 1918 from pneumonia aged 25. 1919 season, post war revival and Second Grade champions With the war over many of the Sunnyside players returned and became available to play once more. The club initially fielded five teams, one in each of the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grades. Though the 3rd, 5th and 6th grade sides all withdrew from their competitions relatively early in the season due to a lack of players. Their annual meeting was held on Friday, March 14 where the Mayor of Devonport, Mr. John Henderson, unveiled the club's roll of honour on a “handsome plaque” which contained 87 names, of which 19 had been killed in the war. At the meeting they decided to form a social club which would be opened in April in Hayward's Buildings, Victoria Road in Devonport. The following were elected officers:- Patron, Sir Joseph G. Ward; president, Mr. W. P. Hayward; club captain, Mr. William J. O'Shaungnessy; hon. secretary, Mr. Sydney Montague Wynyard; hon. secretary, Mr. C. Hand; auditor, Mr. W. Wilson; club delegate, Mr. William J. O’Shaughnessy; executive, Messrs. C. Stone, H. Dee, J. Carnahan, J. Buchanan, R. Bailey, E. Brown, W. Chaplin, S. Anderson, and A. Murphy. With Sunnyside and City Rovers leading the second grade competition it was decided to play their match as curtain-raiser to the Auckland v Hawke's Bay representative match on August 9 at the Auckland Domain. City won the match 8 points to 5. Sunnyside however gained a 1-point lead over City going into the final round. On September 13 the two teams met and drew the ‘final’ 8-8. As Sunnyside remained in the lead by the one competition point they were awarded the championship. The championship winning team which had been listed for a June 14