HOCKEY.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 16 September 1913, Page 5

HOCKEY.

LADIES' OHMfPJiONSHIP. j WAJRARAPA AND CANTERBURY '.-'. ''; ;-;;;BB^GJr'THE*iTNAIir:M. ; < {•*: (By Tslegraph.—Press i«of>«fio».J WANG'ANUI; 'Last Night. ; '" The Ladies' Championship Hockey tourrfament was continued .to-day in splendid weather. The ' preliminarygames in both sections were concluded, leaving Canterbury, and Wai-.. rarapatp ,play off for the 'championship on Thursday. The results" of to-day's pky are as follow : • A SECTION. . Canterbury (3) defeated Bulkr (2). Buller had the best of the game, but_ were continually stalled off by the Igood defence of the opposing 4>acks. . Hawke's Bay. (10) beat Taranaki; (1). This was a furi ove? Hawke's Bay team. ■= r , ■ Manawatu and Wanganur played ay .drawn ,game, scoring .one goal each. PThe score indicates how;the play went. %eJeai*ci (1). . the former winning;i ; goo3gwne., / •■ > Southlani3 c (4) This was a poor game, being mostly ' a scramble, Eketahuna (3) defeated Wanganni (2). : This was a close game. v > PROPOSED ENGLISH VISIT. (By Telegraph—Prm Assoctotwn.) CHRISTCHURCH; Last Night.; At a meeting of the management, ' committee of the N.Z. Hockcv Association, a letter was received from the English Hockey Association, gft'ing the'terms <>» which the committee is willing to send * team to New Zealand as follows: (IVTeam to leave England in April, 1914, and play 12 matches in New Zealand, oyer a per- » iod of six weeks; (2) all fixtures and. * arrangements to be. in the hands of ithe New Zealand Association; (S) all boards boat arid train expenses -in New Zealand to-be guaranteed by the N.zi' Association, and' after paying for match expenses, the balance of ; gate receipts to be paid to tb.e touring account, into which the English Association will pay a sufficient sum, to cover boat fares between New Zealand, and when the tour is'completed the balance in.thVbank to be diyjd : eofas follows: (1) All board, and tfain expenses in New Zealand to be paid; (2j boat fares from England* to New Zealand and back to be refunded pro rata;j (3) any balance to be divided equally between English - and New Zealand association,, arid in the event of a deficiency expenses to be paid in the'order naied. The sub-committee "was, empowered to circularise all New Zealand aßso* 'ciations, in order to ascertain their views regarding these proposals,, , ,

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