"ALL THE PLUMS."

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 146, 23 June 1938, Page 27

"ALL THE PLUMS."

KB. S. S. DEAN'S NEXT JOB

MANAGER OF MAORI TEAM

Whether or not Mr. S. S. Dean should hive "all the plums - ' in regard to the m of touring New Zealand teams was something Mr. O. S. Harvey wanted to know as soon as it wae mentioned at last night's meeting of the man-a-cment committee of the Auckland Ru-'by Football Union that the New Zealand Union had appointed Mr. Dean manager of the Maori team which ie to visit Fiji. This must be hie third trip," Mr. Harvey said. The Chairman: If that is so, he'll be entitled to a blazer. iLaughter.) When a member asked whether eome protest should be made, Mr. Baker said he iii i not think it would be politic to <!■■ - . a; this stage. . M:. S. A Cleal: I think that after this vi-.t i> over we should suggest to the N.v- Zealand Union that if teams are i!m;ii.' all unions should be asked t> s.:';:i:i t nominations for.the managelll< !:;: . I'! ■ linirman: Thie matter should be— iii.-L '!'„■,:>- will be—brought up at the »->'.t.ii)r ct (klejrates in Wellington. }i t ; •> _'jvp a direction to the council or to to . x."..u:ive committee that direction «:!! ' !f i-.trried out. I think ire can !■ iv. it at that. Mr. Dean has been a v" ! ■: il :rieil%to the Auckland Rugby Vμ:,.;:. Aki'.'iiivli no doubt we all per- !■••:. ;':■■■ ohjoc-t t«> the principle involred. ! ■.•■.■Hμ :mt !ike to see the union object to M,\ !'<■;.:, mananintr the trip to Fiji. I •: \uW. ■ vvnul.l JK-t like to l>e m the poeiL i.f bavins to nonrinato liis sivceeseor. .' •!■•-; ;i tremendous amount of woik. ".' ■ motion was put.