Public Opinion

Southland Times, Issue 23379, 10 December 1937, Page 9

Public Opinion

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Ratepayer.—You have neglected to sign your letter.

Wager (Waipahi).—None of the matches played by the 1924-25 All Blacks was a drawn game. Before leaving for Great Britain the team played games in New Zealand and Australia. Two of these were lost, one against Auckland, by 14 points to 3, and one against New South Wales, by 20 points to 16. In England, Wales, Ireland, France and Canada 32 games were played. All were won by the All Blacks.