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MATCH AGAINST IRELAND MAHONEY, THE “ SOUVENIR KING " Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright LONDQN, December 3. ‘(Received December 4, at 10 a.m.) It is. almost' certain that the New Zealand team against Ireland will be: Fullback, Gilbert. ' Three-quarters Mitchell, Oliver, Hart. , Five-eighths, Caughey, Griffiths. Half-back, Sadler. Forwards —Lambourn, Hadley, Dalton, M'Kenzie, Reid, King, Manches,ter, Mahoney., ' Griffiths is still suffering from a bruised leg but is expected, to be fit by Saturday. There is a possibility that Pepper, though he has a heavy cold, may be preferred to Dalton, The players are having a week at Dublin. Most of them are feeling the extreme' pold. . All . were presented with expensive Irish linen handkerchiefs and many have found it necessary to buy extra trunks and suitcases to hold the ■ souvenirs they-have received in all parts of Britain. Mahoney is the “ souvenir king.” His collection includes 15 jerseys, 20 club ties, and dozens of Images. .
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Evening Star, Issue 22203, 4 December 1935, Page 11
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152THE ALL BLACKS Evening Star, Issue 22203, 4 December 1935, Page 11
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