MAORI TEAMS DEPART
, WAITARA’S HOSPITALITY. , The members of the North Auckland Maori football team, together with the visiting members of the West Coast combined team, with the exception of Jackson and Wilson, the wing threequarters who have joined the Waikato team at Eltham, left Waitara yesterday morning by train, a special car being attached to the express. The North Auckland team was going to Taumarunui, where it will meet the King Country representatives to-day, while the members of the West Coast team were en route to their homes in Wanganui, Horowhenua, Wairarapa and Waikato. Messrs. Harding, Leaf and L. Parore, managers of the North Auckland team, T. Parata.-the well known referee, manager of the West Coast team, Kingb Taihiwi, secretary and Maori Ad-, visory Board representative on the New Zealand Rugby Union, as well as Messrs. A. Takarangi and M. Winiata, members of the Advisory Board, speak in glowing terms of the hospitality that has been received in Taranaki and particularly at Waitara.
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Taranaki Daily News, 16 August 1933, Page 4
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