Men's Hockey Club.

The prospects of the Hockey Club for the 1943 season are the brightest in its history.

The Club has a whole host of new players and for the first time since its foundation it is hoped to be able to field two Senior A teams. The selectors are faced with the problem of having almost too many good players. Among the more seasoned players who are back again are Dr. Evan Raine, Ken Kiddle, Ivor Ting, George Stacey, Grif Jones and Bruce Duncan. All of these players are Senior A standard and to these we add such well known players as 2nd Lieut. Speight, A.U.C. 1st XI, Trigger Gunn, ex-Wellington College and a Wellington Representative. Of 26 new members this year at least 14 are senior standard.

The Club committee consists of: Ken Kiddle, Ivor Ting, George Stacey and Barry O'Donnell. Archie Ives is Club Captain and is at present busy endeavoring to arrange a Hockey tournament.

Bruce Hands has left Wellington and his successor as secretary is Thorn Slinn. The Club hopes to start its practices on the 1st of April and the Committee wants all members to attend.