NEW SOUTH WALES HOCKEY TEAM

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 68, 13 December 1919, Page 7

NEW SOUTH WALES HOCKEY TEAM

AKKAXGEMENTS FOR Till". 'RRilt. By Tclegraph-PrcFi Assr-ii-.!ion. ' Christchurc'n, ilicoinher Vi. At a meeting of the ex i:.tiv<> oi the New Zealand Rockej tu-nigiit the (sub-comnrittiv ft|ip:);'::l.:il !.i make arrniigciuenU for the rti».v iv.'a'.aiui tour of tile New South Wekn U;.:n rP]iovt?>.l thai, it was considered, wilh a v.cw t<i finance, inadvisable l.i jirovicle for more than one match on tie tour. It inis proposed tiiiit the tp;>.ni sliuu'.d arrive at Bluff, and corn-aid.' the lour at Auckland, leaving ilia! i-:ty for Sydney. The Xew Zealand Ar-A'xi.itin.i would ba involved in an espi'iidiliiic amounting to approximately XiXHi. In nrd'-r that the outlay be gudrnJilo;;: :l «n Mir-geM-ed by the commit>.i mat liio various New Zealand asiceialii/!" ■)■ to whqm games were r.r-t a-->!'i!o lo loilso guarantees t'i<> i::»:o:inJs ,-.stimated for thesa IWhiroj :n tiie artctiatibn's" respective district-. Tho giiaran'lros required ww^;; — ■"•ynitl'.-Jirj-l. '.i'ifl; Otvo £"o; South.Canlci-.,i;i,-. X.) 0; Canterbury, JilW); N-elson, .->); Wellington, ,£loo;iTa\vke's Buy, -£i»\ .£.'»; Maniiwatu and i'eild'n:,-. .tli'O; Auckland, JilOO. It was pro|K:.;td tlicl the gross proceeds o] all m»wiii>s fiou.d be. pooled and distnliiitc.l as fol.n-.v:— (1) ['ayment of - in wi.'iwn.'on with matches; (2) paynuiil of i: , .;veil iv?, expenses in New Zu.ih'.n-.l nf ):: " touviii!; team, and of the \w.\ f;>v ih: , :m:fcli; (.1) repayment of Kiio.rai 1 ! ■•'•> pvii :'i>.t:i; (4) not proceeds [\i any) '.<• ■■'<■<■ N'vw ■^- , - land As? oiation. If tiw i'.'v forthcbmiiig it was j:n;p';i''! In ;;ri;ii;K.' a six-weeks' tour, the Xfiv S:ii>.'r"i Waiw Asr-nciaf-ion paying the r.iivi.'i'.ii::, i , ."- pen.=es of the team to and Iw.n New '/>.\- land. r'onsidpration of ,t'ie report vrr.K referred till Monday. 'Die executive decided to direct fie Auckland Association in v.'itlidraw , t'y. , resolution it had jin.«i>d l»al ;l v/nul-.l not play any more jniilelifs with C-'ii-rerljii'ry in vi"w «f >l:c f.ici |l'"l th? Canterbury As-oc:a(;on had viih--ll"iv.'Ji its ri'soiiitimi regarJinj t*io riJ'.iijs of Mr. Kent.