TURANGANUI V. TE RAUWANDERERS.
iij^fcThe above matoh eventuated on No. 2 F£ground,.and was the final contest for the W Janio^fOup: ' Turanganui kicked off, and |$tte ball being returned, play was taken to fe^Wtabganui's 25. But it was not for kjtongi ap^the whites by a forward rush pwptt had Wanderers in trouble. A freesP«k'relieved them for a while, and play < % t JISSS^'-J?M B whites' forwards scouring Phe ; oyfil» oarried it over their opponents' me».tWilkinqon drawing firat blood for tasnganui, which Hepburn failed to rOa play resuming, kiokmtr waß M-iadolged -In by the baoks, the ball tkFPt&MS B° in ß oufc in 'he ""*«' 25. From %sl^NH#«? 8 P | » han obtained the leather %>**f. woi^MN.the line, addiug the major jM&Uit Soon afterwards time wl" ?*Mod, il having been decided to play !^29® j^ellanly. Turanganui thus won by m Spdmte tonil. This decides the junior wehampionshy of 1896, the Turanganui |-Sf m * ilM » n £ *" tteir matches, scoring sJ9,e9in|%L.whiJßt 5 points ouly have been |f .regutered against them.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7665, 29 June 1896, Page 4
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163TURANGANUI V. TE RAUWANDERERS. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7665, 29 June 1896, Page 4
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