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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

24 January 1907

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1. THE OTAGO RUGBY REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL TEAM, which played the Returned Soldiers’ Fifteen at Carisbrock, Dunedin, in the presence of 6000 people as a special attraction during on Monday., July 21. 2. THE OTAGO RETURNED SOLDIERS’ SOCCER FOOTBALL TEAM, which met the Otago Association Football Eleven at the Caledonian Ground, Dunedin, and after an in feated by the latter by 4 goals to 2. 3. THE OTAGO RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOCKEY TEAM, which recently defeated the Otago Hockey Eleven at the Caledonian Ground, Dunedin, by 5 goals RETURNED SOLDIERS’ RUGBY FOOTBALL TEAM, which defeated the Otago Rugby Representative Football Fifteen by 17 points to 8 during th e exhibition match at the Carisbrook Ground.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

7 August 1919

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AUCKLAND RUGBY FOOTBALL REPRESENTATIVES, 1898. CANTERBURY RUGBY FOOTBALL REPRESENTATIVES, 1898.

New Zealand Graphic

13 August 1898

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1. A GOOD TACKLE IN THE MATCH BETWEEN ROSSLYN PARK AND UNITED SERVICES. 2. EXCITING RUGBY FOOTBALL MATCH AT RICHMOND BETWEEN LONDON SCOTTISH A SITY—A STRUGGLE FOR THE BALL AFTER A THROW-IN. 3. STRENUOUS WORK BY THE FORWARDS IN THE LONDON SCOTTISH V. UNITED SERVICES RUGBY FOOTBALL MAT —An incident in the Rugby match Richmond v. Harlequins at Richmond, London. 5. WAITING FOR THE, PASS.—A humorous incident in the Rugby match at Richmond between the Army and L TERMINED TACKLE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS’ RUGBY AT RICHMOND, LONDON, the rival teams being St. Paul’s School and Eastbourne College.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

1 April 1920

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FOOTBALLER AND ALL-ROUND ATHLETE.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

20 July 1911

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RUGBY FOOTBALL IN ENGLAND.—AN INCIDENT FOLLOWING THE BREAK-UP OF A SCRUMMAGE, IN THE FINAL MATCH AT BLACKHEATH BETWEEN THE ROYAL ENGINEERS AND THE ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE, FOR THE KENT COUNTY RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION CHALLENGE CUP.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

24 June 1920

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NEW ZEALAND RUGBY UNION.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

25 April 1907

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New Zealand Graphic

21 October 1908

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New Zealand Graphic

9 June 1909

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NORTHERN BOXING ASSOCIATION’S CARNIVAL.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

14 October 1909

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THE MARIST BROTHERS’ SCHOOL SENIOR FOOTBALL TEAM, INVERCARGILL. WINNERS OF THE SOUTHLAND RUGBY UNION’S SCHOOLS’ CHAMPIONSHIP. 1915. This season the School won both championships for the first time, placing 645 points to its credit for the season. The senior team secured the Southland Rugby Football Union’s Schools’ Championship for the past four years. Their line was not crossed during 1913, 1914 and 1915. During these three seasons the team has contested 21 games and scored 723 points, an average of 34 per match. During the past three seasons the senior and junior teams have scored a total of 1169 points. Since 1900 the senior team has won the Southland Rugby Union’s Schools’ Pennant and Championship nine times.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

4 November 1915

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THE FOOTBALL WORLD.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

8 August 1912

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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

4 April 1912

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New Zealand Graphic

2 June 1909

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New Zealand Graphic

4 May 1910

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NELSON'S EARLY ROLE

Cue (NZERS)

30 April 1945

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New Zealand Graphic

25 August 1909

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1. The 1919 Taranaki Representative Rugby Football Team, which met Auckland at Eden Park. 2. A Taranaki forward secures the ball from a throw-in. 3. Forwards struggling for the lea naki’s territory. 4. McCullough, the Auckland forward, scoring a try against the visitors. 5. Turner leading an Auckland forward rush. 6. The Auckland Rugby Representative Football T| at Eden Park by 42 points to 9. From left: Laxon (capt.), Wilson, Turner, Sutherland, Billington, Berrick, McCullough, Grierson, Fletcher, Thomas, Ross, Baddeley, Woolley, Jo

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

4 September 1919

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New Zealand Graphic

24 October 1903

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Touring with the N.Z. Maori Rugby Team

Te Ao Hou

Spring 1952

Touring with the N.Z. Maori Rugby Team by ...

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

13 June 1912

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OFFICIALS OF THE AUCKLAND RUGBY UNION WITH THE OTAGO AND AUCKLAND REPRESENTATIVE RUGBY FOOTBALL TEAMS AT THE MON DESIR HOTEL TAKAPUNA.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

12 September 1912

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Y.F.C. Football Match at Manawatu Show

New Zealand Journal of Agriculture

15 September 1939

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SNAPSHOTS OF THE INTERPROVINCIAL RUGBY FOOTBALL MATCH BETWEEN CANTERBURY AND WELLINGTON. The game was played on Athletic Park, Wellington, on Saturday, August 30, and resulted in a win for the home team by 21 points to 8. Among those who witnessed the match were the Governor-General (Lord Liverpool) and Admiral Lord Jellicoe. The snapshots are as follows: 1. Group of spectators watching the game from the vantage points afforded by the banks at Athletic Park. 2. A Wellington player securing possession of the leather. 3. The Canterbury Rugby Representative Football Team which played Wellington. 4. Forwards in pursuit of the leather. 5. A Wellington forward rush.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

11 September 1919

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1. THE WELLINGTON RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL REPRESENTATIVE TEAM, WHICH DEFEATED AUCKLAND BY 20 POINTS TO 3. —The following players represented Wellington: Malin, Barker, Algar, E. Ryan, M. Nicholls, Tilyard, E. Roberts, S. and J. Shearer, Moffit, Harkness, Price, Standen, Hughes, Calcinai. 2. AUCKLAND BACKS ENDEAVOURING TO STEM A WELLINGTON RUSH. 3. AN AUCKLAND FORWARD IN POSSESSION OF THE LEATHER FOLLOWING THE BREAK-UP OF A SCRUM. 4. A PASS FROM E. ROBERTS SETS THE WELLINGTON REARGUARD IN MOTION. 5. THE AUCKLAND REPRESENTATIVE RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL FIFTEEN, WHICH JOURNEYED TO WELLINGTON IN QUEST OF THE RANFURLY SHIELD.—The northern province was represented at Athletic Park by the following players:—

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review

16 September 1920

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