LATE LOCALS
Members of the Westland Rugby Sub-Union are advised that there will be no meeting this evening.—Advt. All ladies willing to assist with the annual Labour Party Ball to bo held in the Soldiers’ Hall, on Monday, October 25, are invited to attend a meeting which will be held in the Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon next at 5.10 o’clock.—Advt. When the Canterbury-West Coast football match was being broadcast o n Saturday afternoon, the announcer stated that 47 minutes had gone (two being allowed for stoppages) when half-time was called. Then just after Canterbury had scored their final try the announcer, stated as the ball was being placed for the kick off again, that 4-1 minutes had gone. The 1)311 was then kicked off and going into touch, the .whistle went for full time. The question that many listeners-in are wondering is of full time pas played The query leaves a doubt especially as a similar occurrence took place when the two teams met at Ldncdster Patk seme sedfetms agin
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 September 1937, Page 6
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