A suggestion that the principle of the annual cricket match between the Auckland and Wellington Harbour Boards staffs should be extended to a fishing competition between board members, was made at a meeting of tiie Auckland Harbour Board, when a letter was received expressing appreciation of (he fine spirit Unit had prevailed throughout the visit of the Auckland team to Wellington this year. It was suggested that members should hoard the tug William C. Daldy and sail down the East Coast until they met their rivals from the south, and thereupon take part in a fishing match. Anotiter member suggested that the Wellington board might even requisition its floating dock for this important engagement,
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 185, 4 May 1936, Page 2
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