RUGBY SUB-UNION

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 296, 9 August 1932, Page 4

RUGBY SUB-UNION

REPRESENTATIVE TEAMSTOj INVITED TO VISIT J ROTORUA j MAORI COMPETITIONS J The indeeent actions of a maui® ed H. Peteraka, a spectator/atl Ngongotaha and Whaka matcb m Saturday, was reported to the m agement committee of the K°bj Rugby Sub-union at its meeting® evening and it was decided to v the spectator off the grounds® trolled by the union for a perw® two years. ■ For striking a Rotoiti playafl Kameta, a member of the HibjB Club, was suspended from f®® games until he appears or su ® his case to the union. M Discussion took place on tn® visability of securing represen® matches to be played at Rotorua* fore the close of the season, M seeretary being instructed to S the Morrinsville, Taupo and ©1* Unions, inviting them to vislt ^ rua. >9 Advice was received that, view to the selection of a Maon® to play for the Maniopoto S Te Kuiti early in September,1® hoped to arrange a knock-mj i ■ petition between the five in the district. The union deci m assist the pr o j ect. . M Arrangements for the visl M Rotorua senior representative * Putaruru next Saturday were ® the hands of the manager. ,r'.« Henderson, was appointed to S ition. _ ^ ,JH The withdrawal of the » junior team was appi'ovedi 2 S was an application from kura Jnnior team for perI2' travel to Cambridge next 0' The visits of the High Scho® XV. to Matamata next Saturn * the first XV. to Auckland 17, were also approved by * ion. i Matches for next Satur H arranged as follows:— S SENIOR B Mitchell Shield ■ Old Boys v. Waikite, ^°* jK, ■ p.m. B Replay Match ^ M Hikuwai v. Rotoiti, ^ H, JUNIOR I Kozie Shield Knock0"*1 Waikite v. Rotoiti, No- » Whaka v. Ngongotaha, » -H p.m. Old Boys a hye. jHL