Tournament

At the very beginning of next year the Executive will be faced with the problem of Tournament. The greatest difficulty is that of billeting. Accommodation must be found for approximately two hundred visitors. Even in Dunedin, where the citizens are proud of and interested in their University, there is a great deal of labour attached to finding temporary homes for the invaders. Wellington, too, has no resident hostels where a number can be accommodated. Therefore it is an absolute necessity that the Executive should have the support of all students in this work. You are asked, first, to be the hosts, and secondly, to persuade your friends to do likewise. The matter is one which admits of no delay. The most practical way of showing your support is to leave a note in the rack for the Secretary of the Students' Association, stating your willingness to help. Such note should state your name, address, and number and sex of those you are prepared to billet. And, as the lawyers have it, in this matter, time is of the essence of the contract. P.B.S.