FRITZ HOLLAND.

Hokitika Guardian, 13 July 1923, Page 2

FRITZ HOLLAND.

FOXING < 'LANS 1.(8 An interesting and commendable feature .-.-I ti:e Fritz Holland, boxing sehooi-. is Hint any L-ey can avail InmM If of the services of this woi-lu-iaiaed hexing instructor, whether he is able to pay the usual lees, or not. This arrangement is mf.de possible by the uumeroiii "He guinea subscriptions of the honor.try members in the various districts where he has taught. However. if there are more pupils than the

mill will provide for. Mr Holland prn-ini-c to teach the extra ones tor not tiling. no matter It iw many others mac In-. I; is therefore apparent that no hot need he without a boxing education in any centre "here l-rilz Holland is teaching.

This system has enabled flfi hoys >u ( I rev moth: g’S in Westport, and In in I! unuiiga-Dutiollio school, to learn to lux. who would have been unable, through financial reasons, to learn olheruise. It is gratifying to know that the Hokitika sportsmen, are giving the movement a good lilt, as the other centres throughout X.X. have dope. Hokitika is to he the last of Fritz Holla nil’s West Coast schools. Immediately after finishing here, he goes to Nattier to second Ned KtrnlTon and Chris Airline at tile North Island championships. Mi* Holland will then teach for a month at Hastings and Napier. lie will then accompany MeKae, Straiten, and llallis to Dunedin to the New Zealand championships.

As soon as the championship tourney is over, lie will pro farther south to the Gatlins district and will ((induct classes j|. Tabaka pa. Owaka and other centres in that district, until October Ist. H‘> will then revisit his Southland schools h.r ;i few months and then, unless his plans miscarry, he will take Mcßae, llallis and Wood on a professional tour of Australia. All interested should make a point of tittending at the Kiwi training shed to-nigliL at i o’clock.