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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10956, 19 July 1921, Page 8

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When the New Zealand Expeditionary ! Force football team visited South Africa, each mem tier of the team ivus presented with a gold medal -with a rough-cut diamond set in the centre as a memento of the occasion. The gold from which the medals were manufactured was the gift of the citizens of Johannesburg, and the diamonds were presented by the residents of Kimberley. Referring to football at the reunion of "old boys” of Christchurch Boys’ Hugh School, Mr H.' D. Acland (chairman of the Board of Governors, Canterbury College) said that now that St. Bede's and St. Andrew’s colleges had entered the list*, it would bo a fine thing in time to pick a team from the four schools, and pit it against the University. This was done in Sydney, and met with great success.