RUGBY FOOTBALL.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 17 April 1925, Page 8

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

ALL BLACKS’ N.S.W. TOUR. PROPOSED ITINERARY. RY CABIjE-—PR HSS ASSOCI VTION -'’OPYB TGU’I (Received April 17, 10.15 a.m.) SYDNEY, April 17. The proposed itinerary of the New Zealand Rugby team which is visiting Australia this season is as follows: June 13 v. New Soutli Wales (first test. June 17 v. Metropolitan. June 20 and June 24 v. New South Wales (second and third tests tively)June 27 v. State NY., at Neweastl e

TOURNAMENT AT MANAIA. To-morrow the Manaia Sports Club will hold its annual Rugby and soccer tournament. Up to the present excellent entries have been received, and some good games should he witnessed. The draw will take place at 11.30 a.m., the first Rugby game will kick-off at 11.45 sharp, and the first soccer game commences at 1 p.m. TEAMS. The following will represent Okaiawa at Manaia in the seven-a-side tournament to-morrow; Tippett. Clarke, Atkins. Johnston, Rangi, Tuki. Crawford. Waimate A.—Long, Griffin. Stevenson. Langford, Leyden, L. Hansen, Elkington. Waimate B.—Sutton (21. Adamson. Rei. King, Parata. A. Griffin. . Two Hnwera teams for the seven-a-side Riigbv tourney will be picked from the following: W. Robinson, N. Paterson, R. Williams, R. Sage, Shore, Hamftiond. W. Ryan. S. Cameron, W. Greig, Robinson, Hulbert. Brown, P. Loader, Mundy and J. France. ’Bus leaves G.P.O. at 12.30 o’clock sharp.