CANTERBURY 'v. WESTLAND.
The first important fixture of the season under Association rules takes place to-day, when Wcstland plays Canterbury on Richmond Park for the Brown Shield, Now Zealand's premier trophy. The visitors' team is composed entirely of Scotsmen and North of . England players, and one can safely forecast a keen and vigorous game. For early visitors, a curtain miser has been provided in tho form of a match between Nomads and St. Bede's, As both these elevens are capable exponents of. the g-me, visitors will be regaled with a full afternoon's sport. The Oxford Hotel is the headquarters of the Westtand team, and tho customary din-; ncr and smoking concert will be held there after .the match.
The following are the teams: —
Csnterbtirv —F. Bennett, H. MacFarlane, A. Baker, Clay, D. .Fullarton, J. Baxter, W. Ward, A. Bi*seU, G. Norman, A. Grant, and C. Reid. Reserves: Mitchell, Mayo, Woods. Wcstland — Morton, Wallace, Nichol, Crompton, Ro»s, Reid, Johnston, Shearer, Anderson, Sneddon, md Methven.-Reserves: Macßriar and Anderson.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14984, 3 June 1914, Page 11
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166CANTERBURY 'v. WESTLAND. Press, Volume L, Issue 14984, 3 June 1914, Page 11
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