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AUSTRALIAN INVITATION DECLINED, PRESS COMMENTS. London, September 8. Received ( ,ilt. 4.5; p.m. Th'- Ma: ylfbunr nvcting was well attended. Jackson and Earl Jersey being present. Tin' latter represented AuMr.iii.in views and Mr Carruth is' tel. gram was discus.-ed. The commute avoided it was too late to make the necessary a! rangements. 1( the Heard ot Control would invito a fam for 11J07, the committee would do its best to send a team. The "Chrinicle" says the decision was only ore compatible with reason and dignity. Tile invitation came too late to secure a satisfactory com bination. The "Mail" says the decision was a foregone conclusion. The "Sportsman" says the Board would be ill advised if they were to accept an immediate team under private management, threbv possibly jeopardising the practical certainty jf an official combination in KJO7. The "Westminster Gazette" says it is still possible a private team may start. The "PaU Mall Gazette" regrets he decision, though of course was the decision, though it considers it was almost inevitable.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81844, 10 September 1906, Page 3
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171CRICKET. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81844, 10 September 1906, Page 3
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