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Taranaki Daily News, 23 January 1922, Page 4

In the opinion of Mr. Henn Verbrngghen, expressed to a Gisborne T>“® B r ®’ porter, no orchestra can pay from a finam cial viewpoint. “It » too expens.ve he said. “In America large subsidised orcheat,ras work seven months in the year, and there is not one town that does not Show a loss Of from 40,000 to 60,000 dollars per annum.”

Before leaving South Africa the members of the athletic team had heard a great deal of the hospitality extended to t p eir <<^2° t ‘ bailers when touring New Zealand. What a happy knack you have of making a visaing team feel at home,” remarked a Mr. I. G. Emery, manager of the athletic team, to a Press representative in Wellington. “Here we are only a few hours off the boat and we can’t, turn round but we meet fresh expressions of welcome. The Springbok footballers have done nothing else since they returned but talk of New Zealand and the wonderful treatment you gave them.”

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