. English: Caption: 'After the Ball was Over—The Dilapidated Lion: Well, Mister Moa, you've scalped me pretty badly this time, but, thank goodness, you [rest of caption missing]'. Published in the aftermath of an international rugby union match betweeb the New Zealand All Blacks (depicted as a moa), and the Anglo-Welsh side (depicted as a lion). New Zealand defeated the touring team 32–5 in the first test of the 1908 Anglo-Welsh tour of New Zealand. 13 June 1908. Drawn by William Blomfield (1866–1938) 10 After the ball was over
![. English: Caption: 'After the Ball was Over—The Dilapidated Lion: Well, Mister Moa, you've scalped me pretty badly this time, but, thank goodness, you [rest of caption missing]'. Published in the aftermath of an international rugby union match betweeb the New Zealand All Blacks (depicted as a moa), and the Anglo-Welsh side (depicted as a lion). New Zealand defeated the touring team 32–5 in the first test of the 1908 Anglo-Welsh tour of New Zealand. 13 June 1908. Drawn by William Blomfield (1866–1938) 10 After the ball was over Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/P25F2B/english-caption-after-the-ball-was-overthe-dilapidated-lion-well-mister-moa-youve-scalped-me-pretty-badly-this-time-but-thank-goodness-you-rest-of-caption-missing-published-in-the-aftermath-of-an-international-rugby-union-match-betweeb-the-new-zealand-all-blacks-depicted-as-a-moa-and-the-anglo-welsh-side-depicted-as-a-lion-new-zealand-defeated-the-touring-team-325-in-the-first-test-of-the-1908-anglo-welsh-tour-of-new-zealand-13-june-1908-drawn-by-william-blomfield-18661938-10-after-the-ball-was-over-P25F2B.jpg)
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