HOCKEY.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20788, 23 February 1933, Page 5

HOCKEY.

♦ NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION. Tlio luj.r»ascmei'.t Committee of the New Zealand Hocskoy Association met last evening. Present: Messrs H. 8. J. Goodman (chairman), S. C!. Holland, C. C. Holland, V. S. Bellamy, ]'. Grecia, J. Gi.nn, H. Tlirop, A. Preston, and \V. H. Down. The Geralciine Sub-Asaociati&n wrote complaining of certain actions of the South Canterbury Association.' The secretary's action jn advising that the complaints should have been forwarded through the South Canterbury Association, and also that a fee of £i Us was necessary to obtain a hearing of the complaint, was approved. A copy of (he Iciest rules of the game was received from the. English Hockey A 3_ sociation. All Ewciatrbim ore to be advised of the important alterations contained in the new rules, and it was decided to submit the copy to the interpretations committee of the Now Zealand Hockey Referees' Association. Tht) proposal of the New Zealand Uiuverritv Colleges to receive a visit from an Australian Universities hockey team was briefly discussed. Tt was decided to offer assistance if necessary. Mr S. O. Holland read extracts from a letter received from the secretary of tbo Victorian Amateur Hocltey Association. and rtressed the trapn-'•» r.c* «! wwdin«» a tsom to Australia in Iffii?. M* TTollnnd s.iid the Victorian np'i ■ipntr.d eeerrln- a visit from in Knglteli !■" 'oy team to Victori ci in that yea?, which was the occsjuioß of the Victorian, centenary, a series of test roatche* between Australian, and New Zealand teams was Proposed. The to rivife a Japanese team t«i visit - New Zealand this season received 1.-ttle Support. It wa* decided to hold the meeting en April 56.

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