The Question Bag.

NZ Truth, Issue 165, 15 August 1908, Page 3

The Question Bag.

»Cf jr..'* (PetpneJi^Wallacß playe* fit 31 aialtcnes during Hie All Blacks' tout of Great Britain..- Six ttoies he fiUed «io role of fuil-baclfi ■ . ; VJ>.SJ|* CManawatu);.— -Never fix. Ms nattt-

. ral..' .■. „.-■ '■• ■•"?'- --•^■fN.'T' CStratford),.r-The referee's ia&srpreiaiiioa of the' tale was correct. «J«siledP vCNapier)!.— lt your version «I THle. circumstances is correct, .therefiexes {xUipcti'm-* 6Ss duty- Ely not reporting you ,to 'Ihe ' .jpGtwMV^Ba^r Rugby Umoh. Y<p« and'.diot^l other Wtow vrans w,qrl3iy. ■. • . ■:, „: '.'<. *CLA, n (Ohtistchiircb.^— Disappfated »I» "itgßMiing into «» w.p.l!>. **W.CT (Rass, 1 Wf i a>--tott r t say. Tho |i:bt(l«nt->tf^theagp tpsotve* Grre>"Gally" anotlier chance to make awara for hiniseH.. '..,':': 71 - ■ ■ ' ■•• ■ : - f»L.D(f (p^uiiedittJi-HHie only memibers of tie^prfisbnt management committee ot tlio N.ZJI.U- ' -wjm can be to -to competent io ..espress ym expert opinionoi» the laws of gstme are Jacfc LaiJgtetdnand Wck.lsaacs, and • c Hen" Kelly a»d Edgar Wylie m a lesser- degree. : «3f JD." (Itongrfm).— (i) ligfrt bate ,- (2) ritaxaaa ; m never placed lor Qaeefflsr lajid thodga toofcup Ms ' residßJice io Ahrt State for,iw3p years. : .. . . *iIfIC!JKf." (Cairi^(^sarcii>. f '--Op^Ma'VS»6p St fiam iWOMkiing into, ttie V:P-b.: .■■', JQLO," (^ytoey> * N.S.W.>--a); W^ l^* 'OT«t ScO points ; (2) no player of tfiaut .bszob e«r participated m New Zealand -'tip: football. •."." \] . \ '.■ '"'' ' •■"'.:■..:• *V,G". (Brislbane, >:;Queiiasba<t)<rr-^Qa ;l id»; \ipxT*. the fcroad arrow for' sending snen a lfln^-wiaided' and meaningless commaypiLtinn atoutv a matter winch has very .Utt* ifttewst to Rnghy people m this TVwiTiinTi "'".. ',!/"* ', . ' im'M." waJdimyir-issß-wi. ...;r „:. «TJ*«fcV' (DeniuSton, W.C.)— Tlie decision mm m accordance w^th the laws of th« »^CS!!mUii' > (Nelson) .-The appeal must \mu* tlutfontb the local Union. Tbeparh4 body eanirot tafee cognisance of prttMta^ iDtividuals. . , '. .^

*<Jh*Mdker" (HB.)— A player would be JtißtUbd m passiig the ball m the cirtjJPMrttTtrrs described by you.