HOCKEY
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(By Telegraph—Per Press Association.!
NELjSON, August 16
The annual match between the hockey representatives of the North and South Island was played at Trafalgar Park this afternoon in dull but fine weather, and in the presence of between GOO and 700 spectators, who were treated to a fast, open exhibition of the game. Considering it was the first time the teams had been together, surprisingly good combination, particularly by the North, was shown. The game, which ended in a draw, one goal each, just about indicated the respective merits of the opposing teams.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 August 1930, Page 1
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