THE ALL BLACKS.
AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CARLE ASSOCIATION. TWO G R LATEST ENCOUNTERS. LONDON, January 7. ‘‘.Sporting Life" in an appreciative review <if the All Blacks’ tour, states that it will always be firmly convinced that England should not have lost Saturday's match. Equally convinced are I the 1905 New Zealanders that they were simlarly unfortunate against Wales. Curiously enough, both games will always lie regarded as the two greatest i m ounters ever witnessed in the history of Rugby. BATTLEFIELD'S VISIT. BARIS, January 7. The All Blacks have departed on a visit to the battlefields. The team trained yesterday at l’rince’f; 'Park. There is heavy hooking for Loth Colomhes and Toulouse matches. The attendance promises to heal all records. ENGLISH. EORAVARD REPORTED. (Received this day at 12.30 p.rn.) LONDON, January 7. Referee Free thy has reported Edwards. an English forward to the Rugby Union for rough play against the All Blacks.
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Hokitika Guardian, 8 January 1925, Page 3
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