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Auckland Star, Issue 210, 3 September 1894, Page 2

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(BY TELEGRAPH. ! |HEPI^»I The football match | BiaHwflß into the homo teaiKOwu, ■^SPll fore the return kick'couia hA^OH visitors' forwards bore down ■ OT vwSfl a scrum was formed in dangerc fjl ;'^|rJ|^B to tho Taranaki goal. Tho "ii. Ml '.jjM|^^| a short but desperate struggle, «| wsc^H the pressure, and carried play .i^-|Xmbi^B South Wales' quarters, resulting|jP resu ired^ securing first try. No *°3rnade a big ', Shortly afterwards A., ; Pay^ /tiie kick a< ,v run and scored a^^fuve / 1"° v'aitore goal again betf||^ ot on ;/ en terms, but made a b«« f tllß ocal Jf en proving too wlt« fe ß^open play, altfch tbe s';,?'more than held t/oir own v. thj spurns. Taranaki bJ&cke were, also superior, and gave ti/eir opponens rerj few opportunities. /From a f^pa « Hodd, one of the Taranaki threefuarte^ made the run of tJe day.. a nd near half-way, he e/uded h» OPPJJ6^ a try launched down b£ween toe. posts, being nob convefbed. c f ye &ud take rest of tho ape/ 1>™8 gouth Valeß) getting ■ character, Lan/ov fa the , a8( , ten minutes, over the "Bj/J^r the first spell endings' K°a, • ro?* New South Wales, 3. larauaki, Wj hal{ waß a »t i n favour of The secoy amb j e secur j ne bwo more tries, Taranaki,m ch wag convar ted, and Good one of W|L oal ivom a ma rk. The Welshkicked ap d game i yj a ud had the local men P 36" once or twice. Just within allomrmo Taranaki was penalised for offeidepWty, and Lusk kicked a good goal.