"WELL DONE, WAIRARAPAI".

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1911, 20 November 1913, Page 9

"WELL DONE, WAIRARAPAI".

Sir, —When a Kugby team from tlio country districts is engaged in friendly i rivalry with o:ir city champions, the I sweetest musir to. their ear .is.tlir old familiar crv, " Well done, WaVravapa 1 ' I "Weil done, Taranakil" or :, \\VII done, j M.ir.nwatit!'' which they Umw lYteiil up Iby old-tirao schoolmates and • others i who have lived or heoi) brmiplil up } wliero t?ho vis.iiiiig team hails-Iroin. 1 feel stirfe that thousands '.jii Wolliiigtoii J streets to-day',woi'ikl yJaiily ;si'jlgl6''.biifc the various contingents : ri'f '.'oiiuti v hoys ■'(yfiung aJirt,..olt|),;\y]io. hi'iva this time come upon it inpre. errand, mid 'greet tlii'in ivitli'HM'fld fn.iniliai' My, "Well done, Wairar.npa 1' etc.< I. hope the ■opportunity' will I) 6' jjivcH shortly of a separate ovation to each district by t'hos.6 in the city, hailing . thojvfrom, ; and a tvig general; "wind up" bj\ tlio whole city, which embraces. Godfearing, law-abiding folk 'from every known . quarter ,of the globe. Meanwhile, let those of us who want to single out "the hoys" from JCketahuna, Stratford, Masterlon j' I'almerston, "Ahi Urn, Cailciton. Dmineyirl'to, 1 tastings, and elsewhere get busy' before tlusr .return home,, and arrange "a night o.lf" for eacli squad aml.cntertain then in a fitting manner.—l am. Ctc,, ' , MASTERTOX,