Answers to Correspondents.

NZ Truth, Issue 253, 30 April 1910, Page 3

Answers to Correspondents.

«*R.R." (Waipu).— ln Auckland. . ,-j < i( Ii.A." (Kemokoriki).— lS9l-2-4. \ , M JN.T." (Maurice ville).— Rubbish from! end. to Md. Tkeloflicial m question had^ not' •harg* of affairs at the time you njen- ■ tim. , ■ \ }: **1). P." (Ikuiedin).-^-Impossibrle to say.\ **W.L." (Cheviot).— Auckland by streets' 1 , *'t.L.R." (Petoae).— No try. • \ "fi.C."- (Wcllhagton).— You read the rule . -ws«»glr. . The player should have been «war*»d a try. . \ "ft; C." (Wai taki).— Declined. ■) "A.E.R."- (Patangata).— Too loug and much too peisonal. -. : "C.Ol" (Auciflanil).— Jimmy Duncan^ and bo douofc whatever about it. "P:B." (Christchurch).— lß79, died 1893. "O.B." fOroua). — No hesitation at all m consigning that undecipherable scrawl to'" the w.p.b. "E.K.N.C." (Bruce).— Acceptable i>y all means. j : . • VA.W.E." (WelUngton).— (l) The referee's. flat must be a scrum. (2) A free kick m that particular case. Ic D.P." (Buller). — The referee was wrong. A free kick must' bo conceded. **R.E.." (Havelock)-— Not under its present rules. *W.C.C." (Waitomo).— (l) 1884-5-6. <2) 19#3. (31 W. Warbrick. (4) Auckland. (9) In England. : 11 «>.P." (3F|atea).— B^uncan was : a T cleverer m> m iuat position than any one of ih» fiy« you mention. '' The Otago man WHtli; m fact, ' run rings round the l?n«l* five put together, and that's not tjujißg a little, is it ?