CORRESPONDENCE

Hokitika Guardian, 26 May 1922, Page 3

CORRESPONDENCE

REPLY TO COMPLAINT. (To the Editor). Sir. —Re complaints at last meeting of Westland Sub-Union bv Mr McMan- j liaway as to the manner in which last g Saturday’s game (Kokatabi v. United) was controlled I would just like to I point out the actual facts as one who I witnessed the game. First I will in- ! vite any memlier of the Union out to I inspect the ground, the lines are clear- - ly marked and no obstructions whatever ,• on the field. Anyone (ompiaining ; about hlackhei ries must, surely leave | the field of play to find them. As to ; the spectators they know their place on : the football ground, and « ill not he ! spoken to twice. Regarding the lan- I gunge used the offenders can he lound ; among last Saturday’s visiting team. ; Kokatabi hoys are sports everyone ol ■ them. They never er.v win or lose hut i the United team took their heating j very sorely indeed. If all lotithallers j behaved as some of their members did. t well then we e.neld not call loothnll sport.- Trusting Mr Editor I have not j taken up too much of vour valuahle ■ space. I am for fair play every time. 1 am etc.. j A SPECTATOR. Kokatabi. May 25fli. |