HOCKEY.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 252, 23 October 1919, Page 8

HOCKEY.

NKW ZEALAND COCNCII, ttJy Telegraph.—Press association.) CHRISTCHT-RCH, Wednesday. . A meeting of the executive of. the Xc» - Zealand Hockey Association -was hela "lan "X Jn reply to a i ;rer from the New- Zeatena A.sso.jut on. the Now South Wales flockir Association wrote slating that there us, S, Australian aviation "ta existence %£{ f State haviug jts own governing body 'TneVe. fore, nothing could 'be said as to'a rpnresentative Australian team. As to\ w South Wales team touring New Zealand to IWU. no douut a ;iood team could be en? together, but the whole thin- was a rmtier of finance. It was nnHkely ihe AVales Association could send a team S ■■ .New Zealand without .some definite znarantee from the Xesv Zealand Association. mte.™"" " aS rCferre,l tO a ! Various letters were received snzeestine that the headquarters <.f the Horowhennt - should be moved from Lerin to - t)taki. Mr. fowper moved that a reply-be sent to the effect that, as the nW % ell ha I receive.! no communication from the Hfirowhemia Association for the past fire ■ yeare, it ha<l deemeO that association to be defunct, and that it lie suggested to the Horoivhenua Association to call a meetlns n-ith n view to reconstruction. Eventually an amendment was carried to the effect that. as. tne Boundaries Commisslon was aliont to consider the bonndaries of all the various North Island.associations the Horowht-nua Association should be advised to hold over further action nntil the report of that commission had been received. It was decided to suggest to tho Xorti Island siifo-assoc-iations that they shonW. hold their annua! conference at Palmeretoa North on January 0. and that each si4>association should be entitled to one flelepate and one rote.