The Question Bag.

NZ Truth, Issue 161, 18 July 1908, Page 3

The Question Bag.

•^|Wte*J» i(Reeft6h).rr-His scoring J><%|S 1 mm- !*a£h Wallace's tally by streets. r .fer as we 'can ascertain, the numjber ') l&^and Blap£'' jCMasterton)!.— Fourteen laSeTnd W.o ponied goals. _ ( n a__.yercaEgill),r-Oh, iw, it disaiseare Ifiio the. w.n.b. '/'..•' 'SfLWC^' ,(Diihedi_h).-^Too long for pu:plica- ;- ■"itij&K. -Besides, you .open up no n^w Sound. -'• . <Parnell!>.Tr(l) 18&8. <2) Scored do 2 /points -during his representetive caieer/ (Napier>.--Thpmas played aI gainst the - Englishmen m 1888. Understand he is now residing m N.S-W---»C'G J ' (Auckland);.— Bunknm. Never -played at five-eighth or centre threeujiariier m his football career, .'y.--*'i£A.£ (Welitngton 1 )!.— 28 matches, toclndirig matches ae&Snst England, Wales : ak_d Ireland. 'Scoflandi does a freeze and 5s liSSy to do so as far as" over-sea Rugby 7 copahinations are concerned. The teaih is to tsike its departure, m a few ■#eeks. - I"L.L. m (Petone) .-189.4-6-7. ' '-'Surprised" (Dunedin).— We're not after : >RSni£__ng your-ahsurd statements. Anys 'way. the DUhedin player-^ whose merits' Jpvi ' hfcw sb iwach about couldn't hold ■js_* eai^e to tfoe Taranakj man.. '.W.N.- (JJawera).--iThe • editor/ would 'siiuf! out that libellous screech m one / ; aet. .0 ■