FEELING THE STRAIN.

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12704, 8 November 1935, Page 3

FEELING THE STRAIN.

all black ENTERTAINMENTS TWENTY VISIT SMITH*HELD AT DAWN (U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright). LONDON, Nov. G. The All Black's are feeling the strain of entertainments in London. They are seldom in bed before midnight. Twenty of the team visited Smithfield at dawn. Here dressed ft sheep and experts congratulated him on his craftsmanship. The team iwill attend “The Wind and the Rain” tonight, the play writ ten by the New Zealander, Merton Hodge. It is having a successful run in the West End. The manager and lion-players will visit lirockenliurst and go to Bournemouth on Saturday to place a. wreath in the New Zealand soldiers’ cemetery. McLean’s— injury is more serious than was at first thought, uud he may miss a number of games. THE ITINERARY. The official itinerary of the New Zealand Rugby team’s tour of the Homo counties is as follows: November 7—v. Oxford University, at Oxford. November 9—v. Hampshire and Sussex, in Hampshire. November 14—v. Cambridge University, at Cambridge. November 16—v. Leicestershire and East Midlands, at Leicester. November 23—-v. Scotland, at Edinburgh. November 27—v. North of Scotland, at Aberdeen. November 30—v. Ulster, at Belfast. December 7—lreland, at Dublin. December 12—v. Mid District, at Abend are. December 14—v. Neath and Aberavon, at Aberavon. . December 21—v. Wales, at Cardiff. December 26 —v. London Counties, at Twickenham. Jan ii ary - 4 —v. En gl an cl, at Twickenham.