Referees and Communications
Tlio publication of matters discussed at a recent meeting of the London Society of Rugby Football Referees led to a question being raised at the last meeting of the Management Committee of the New Zealand Rugby Union as to whether the New Zealand Referees’ Association was sending questions direct to the London Society without referring them to the New Zealand Union. “I think that what actually happens is that the New Zealand Referees’ Association sends a copy of its circular,” said the secretary, Mr A. E. Neilson. However, there was one particular item among those before the London Society as coming from New Zealand which members could not remember as having been placed before tho committee. An inquiry was made of the secretary as to whether he remembered it, and the reply was in the negative. Nothing further was said of the matter, members turning their attention to the appointment of a sub-committee to study the latest issue of the New Zealand referees’ handbook.
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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 99, 21 April 1933, Page 7
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