An Australian scribe writes that already there are indications that the huge gates during the English tour have set the Australian players licking their lips. An inspired statement plaintively pointed out I that the unfortunate wage plugs upholding I Australia's honour were paid a wretched £3O i per match, plus 30s per day and travelling I expenses. Taking the average duration of I the tests at five days this works out at £7 I 10s a day, or £45 a working week of six i days —the travelling item is left out. This ' is "still, and no wonder a sympathising Press | is calling on the board to have a heart and I supplement.he dole with a bonus.
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Southland Times, Issue 20664, 20 April 1929, Page 19
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