Joe Warbrick

"... Nell in l'J03. S.S.-The first New Zealand team went to England ni 1888. They played 74 matches; Won, 40; lost, 20; und' 5 were drawn. They numbered twenty-four, and Joe Warbrick was. tho captain. THE TU RP. By Veno.1 A meeting o? thc Committee of'the Eockbttmpton hockey Club wilt bc lidd iii tile Office of the Secrotnry, Mr. H. R. Daw ..."

"... yards long. 80 yards wide, wit li a maximum depth of 48 feet. The Misse* Nicholls, of North Canter- bury. Mr. McNaughton, manager of an Auckland establishment, and Mr. Joe Warbrick, a brother cf the guide of tho party, remained near HIP spot where tho geyser overflow.-. Suddenly the geyser, which had been intermittently active all day. burst imo a treimudous ..."

"... so torn and scarred as to point to a swift, though terrible, death. The vic tims were Misses NICHOLLS (2), of North Canter bury. , Mr. M'NAUGHTON. of Ponsonby. JOE WARBRICK, Guide. A large party, under the guidance of the Brothers Warbriek,. Joe and Alfred, the former of whom captained the native foot- hall team 011 their English tour, visited the geyser, which is one of the best known in New Zealand. The ..."

"... onlookers were Miss Kihi Warbrick and Mr. Horace KertubisHc. These two plunged in, ami, swimming, effected a rescue. Miss Ella Warbrick is a sister of the ill-fated Maori guide Joe Warbrick, whose life was re- cently sacrillccd at the Waimangu j?eyscr ' disaster. It was a sight worth seeing to x witpess the lunn and thc woman breasting th? waves together ..."