ALL BLACKS

Greymouth Evening Star, 13 September 1924, Page 5

ALL BLACKS

TEAAf AGAINST DEVON

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LONDON, Sept.' 12. The All Blacks are fit and well. The team chosen for the opening match against Devon is virtually a test side, except that Cooke plays instead of Steel. POSTING THE RESULT. Arrangements have been made with the Postmaster (All’ Afathieson) to have the result of the match New Zealand v. Devon posted on the blackboard outside the “Star” Office tomorrow morning. The result is expected to reach Greymouth between 10.15 and 10.30 a.m. PHOTOGRAVURE FREE. Those who are interested in the itinerary of the “All Blacks” football team, will be pleased to learn that a little effort on their part can secure a Free Gift Photogravure o fthe team. All- that is required .is that those desiring the gift forward 20 “Three Castles” packet fronts, or 10 Three Castles 20’s tins, or 4 Three Castles lids off 50s tins, together with name and full postal address to “Three Castles” Dep. 9, G.P.O. Box 1052, AVellington, N.Z. One receipt of any of the above a beautiful photogravure of the “All Blacks” team printed on heavy quality paper for framing, will be forwarded post free. Senders of parcels are asked to write name and address distinctly and enclose same in the parcel forwarded, and to note that no parcel bearing insufficient postage will be accepted. The offer will remain open till February 28. 1925, when all enthusiasts, who follow the tour of the team, will have ample time to secure this permanent memento of what promises to be a triumphant and memorable tour of the “1924 All Blacks.”—A.D.