PRIMARY SCHOOL GAMES
THE SEASON'S PROSPECTS
The local primary schools have entered upon a season of Kugby football, which promises to be one of the best on record. Several more schools have joined the association controlling primary schools' Rugby footb? ■ .'■ and in the town competitions some foity-four teams are taking part with a number of teams competing in the Hutt Valley. ?* » likely th»t the annual tournament, with Manawatu, Wairarapa, Wanganui, and Wellington as participants, will be held during September in the Wairarapa. iTie A lngton Association hopes to be able to send a very strong team away. in the report presented to the annual meeting the winners of last year's primary school competitions were shown as follow:— .
-Senior grade (ten teams): Marist Bros. Dchool.
Junior grade (eleven teams): South Wellington School.
School Brade (teU teams): Terrace
„ £ ourt!» grade ( n i ne teams): Marist Bros, school.
Officers for Ihe ensuing year have been elected as follow:—President, Mr. J. Finlayson (South Wellington School); vice-' sTn n\ Mr- C- R°bertson (Hataitai School) ;.hon secretary and treasurer, Mr. \V. H. Stamton (Te Aro School); management committee, Messrs. E. Feltham (Kilbirnie), Buchanan (Hutt Central), Daws (Brooklyn), S. Hancox (Johnsonville). ami Fisher (South Wellington); delegate to Wellington Rugby Union, Mr. W. H. Stamton.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 124, 30 May 1927, Page 11
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