EMPIRE HOCKEY TOURNEY
Unless the New Zealand Ladies' Hockey Association- is successful in raising £750 between now and-31st January, the proposal to send a team to participate iv the iimpire ladies hockey tournament in South TOTrn' Ca -S l u]y' Aus? ust ' aml September, 1930, will have to be abandoned. The association recently approached the Government asking for a grant of £750 to supplement the ,£IOOO already raised The Government's r.ply, which is now to'hand, ?'? the effect that owing to additional vn u r n* On thJ Cons°li(lated Fund, it is muble to accede to the request. Entries Th7nr° amen dOSe ? n 31st January. ;„ i . i t oll°S. lllg PWers have been nominated for the tour by the selectors:Goalkeeper: £. Huggins (Wellington). •Uml fw Sir E- Burt (Southland), K. Miller (Wellington), E. Brabazon (W line), A. Bruere (Canterbury). l Halves: Centre, P. Baker (Ruahine), M Dennis (Ruahme): right, E. Anderson wJWV**?' & rJ> raas (South" land), M. Blagdon (Otago) Forwards: Right wing, J. Burrows Canterbury); le living h. Homer (Southland), F. Rendle (Ruahme); inside forwards, J. Parsons (Canterbury), R. Loader (Ruahme), R. Schultes (Canterbury) B Millichamp (Canterbury), M. M'lntyre (Southland);
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 134, 3 December 1929, Page 18
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188EMPIRE HOCKEY TOURNEY Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 134, 3 December 1929, Page 18
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