Donated by Anstey Page of Anstey Barton.

The following appeared in the Tasmanian Mail, 25th August, for teams in the Oatland's Municipality: Oatlands Juniors, Tunbridge, Tunnack, Woodsdale.

Clubs: Stars, Rovers, Battery.

Clubs: Romaine (played in black & white), Ridgley, Yeomen, Mooreville.

Played for the Davies Cup, trophy donor was Honorable C.E. Davies, MLC.: Brighton, Campania, Colebrook (trophy holders), Craigow captained by R. J. Backhouse, Kempton, Richmond. (captained by C. Devitt).

These games were played on the Clare Street oval in New Town. Teams involved were Woodbridge captained by Freeman and Port Cygnet.

Clubs: Bellerive, Crescent, Holebrook, Imperials premiers,Union.

Played on Bellerive and Beltana grounds.

Brown Trophy: Brighton, Kermandie, New Norfolk,Oatlands (the current holders were undefeated, captained by H. Fish), Richmond, Sorell.

Clubs: Burnie Rovers

Starlings premiers, kicked 7.8 (50) in defeating Magpies, 5.5 (35). This was a two-team competition and played on rostered half-day holidays.

Buckland, Spring Bay, Swansea were trophy holders.

Wynyard premiers, Burnie runner-up, Penguin, Burnie Wanderers.

Branxholm, Derby, Gladstone, Moorina, Pioneer.

Formed in 1906, Collingwood were the season premiers.

Training College premiers, captained by N. Cunningham.

Franklin, Huonville, Kermandie.

VFL Clubs Fitzroy and Collingwood visited Tasmania for a challenge against a STFA side made up from the following selected players: E. Russell, Lee, Mills, Orpwood, Langford, Hill, P. Dodge, Heathorn, Bridges, Brain, Burrell, Weare, P. Williams, Carroll, Able, Anderson, & Laurie Lobdale. Emergencies: C. Williams, Cook, W. Dodge, Donoghue, Searl and C. Williams.

The Fitzroy match was held in June and the visitors won comfortably 6.18 (54) to the STFA 5.5 (35).

The second match against Collingwood in August was a whitewash for the touring team, giving the locals a lesson in what the game was all about. Collingwood 16.8 (104) to the STFA scoring the same outcome as its previous game, 5.5 (35).

Smelters, Mechanics premiers, kicked 4.5 (29) defeated Railway 2.9 (21) with 1000 patrons attending the final.

Competition went into recess due to the grounds being declared unfit to play on. 

Fingal (captained by C. Lyle) Avoca (captained by J. Shepherd).

Deloraine.

Asylum, Derwent, Glenora, Macquarie Plains, New Norfolk captained by A. Reggett.

Devonport, Mersey, Latrobe, Wesley Vale, Ulverstone.

Launceston, City, North Launceston.

This was donated by the Honorable Alfred Page, MLC. contested for by Tasmanian country clubs.

Clubs shown were Woodbridge (captained by Freeman), Kettering, Oatlands captained by Harry Fish, Wynyard (captained by W. Alderson), Ross and South Esk.

Clubs: Riana premiers, Wanderers, King Rovers.

Clubs: Sheffield, Wilmot, Barrington, Sunnyside.

Played on the Suburban Sports Ground, teams were Cananore known as 'Red Birds', New Town, University. Cananore premiers, won the Brownell Shield and Golding Cup. A photo of the team appeared on page 18, in the Tasmanian Mail 8th September 1906.

Probably the most significant decision to emerge from the Australian Football Council (AFC) conference was that it recognised the TFL as being the controlling body for football in Tasmania, which in turn gave the TFL a right to have two delegates to the AFC conferences. There was however, a stipulation that one of the two Tasmanian Delegates be appointed from the NTFA.

Mr. W. H. Gill was elected as the TFL’s representative to its Executive Committee.

When the TFL was formed there would be only three clubs competing, Lefroy, North Hobart and Derwent Football Clubs. The Derwent Club had replaced Wellington Football Club that disbanded at the end of the 1905 season. 

It is interesting to note, in addition to the usual community involvement, there were a large percentage of teams from business houses, others through sporting organisations and even religions!

Bakers played in white guernsey with blue sash. Banks, Broadmarsh, Bridgewater captained by C. Bell wore red & black. Buckingham Rovers (red & green), Butchers, City (Hobart), Claremont (red & yellow) with Cressy (red & blue). Davis, Early Bathing Football Club, Empire, Excelsior, Gould's Country, Kingston, Metropolitan, Nugent (formed in 1906), Presbyterians, St. Helen's, Surprise Football Club captained by O. Harris wore (black & white), Tattersalls and Trinity.

Wellington Football Club became defunct and was replaced by the Derwent Football Club.

Tasmanian Football League: Lefroy, North Hobart and Derwent who wore maroon jersey and white nickers.

No grand-final played. Derwent Football Club was declared premier.

Pioneer premiers, captained by G. Anthony kicked 4.10 (34) to defeat Bischoff 4.6 (30) captained H. Thorpe and Robertson, Magnet (captained by H. Hill).

Restricted to teams in the Kingborough District.

Forest, Stanley and Irish Town premiers.

Clubs:  Silver King premiers, Zeehan, Commonwealth.