OFF DAY FOR LEAGUE
(By Telegraph.)
(Special te "The Evening.Pert.")
CHBISTCHUKCH, This Day.
The Eugby League in Canterbury finds time to discuss the doings of it* sister code. The Eugby Union match against Hawkes Bay was mentioned at & meeting of the Canterbury League last night. The president (Dr. Thacker) said that it would' be a wonderful game from the point of view of public interest/ and the League executive "should not expect anything from its gate at Monica Park. The match would.be exceptional, and there might be League players who wished to sec
it. ■ , "I am thinking of hiring an aeroplane to see the game from, the air," continued the doctor, "for I don't want to get caught in the crush."
The Deputy-Mayor of Petone (Mr. C. P. Brockelbank) informed his council last evening that a satisfactory arrangement had been arrived at with Mr. Page, who was subdividing what is known as Sharpe's property, adjoining Bolton street, to exchange with him a portion of the old stopbank land owned by the council for a section in' Bolton street, which would serve admirably for a site for a Plunket Society depot, dental clinic, and ladies' restroont,
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 65, 14 September 1926, Page 6
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195OFF DAY FOR LEAGUE Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 65, 14 September 1926, Page 6
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