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Hokitika Guardian, 5 June 1930, Page 3

Park and resulted in a victory for the Possibles by 17—14. After the match the following were selected to represent Canterbury: H. Lilburne, G. F. Hart, S. It. Carleton, C. Olliver, G. D. limes, D. Hay, W. C. Dailey, G. Scrimshaw, A. Cottrell, J. F. Burrows, G. F. Alley, Lt. Stewart, J. E. Manchester, R. lv. King, P. Semi. Reserve backs: —N. P. McGregor, F. F. Mullan. Reserve forwards : —G. Howell, C. Perkins and N. M. Porterfield. WEST COAST RUGBY UNION. The weekly meeting was held last evening at Greymouth. Messrs Jones and Pring were appointed to interview the Railway Department regarding the train arrangements to the second test in Christchurch on July oth. Mr Guy stated that he had interviewed Mr I. James, State Mine, and he had stated that the management would be only too pleased to show the visiting British team through the State Mines. It was decided to start the Bulier-Coast match at 2.45 p,ni. instead of 3 p.m. as previously arranged. Mr F. Kggelton was appointed malinger of the Grey B rep team to play inangnhua, the team to assemble at the Park Hotel at*l p.m. and the game to start punctually at 1.30 p.m It was decided to start tlie British v. Coast-Bullor match on Wednesday next at 2.45 p.m. instead of 3 p.m. Mr Williams thought that the Buller nominees should have practice with Coast nominees, and suggested that Buller players should remain at Greymouth from Saturday until the Wednesday. It was agreed that the BulierCoast team assemble at the Park Hotel on Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. W Williams was appointed manager of tlie Coa.st-Buller team.