1910 New Zealand rugby league season

The New Zealand side was: Alf Chorley, Ernie Buckland, Albert Asher, Ernie Asher, Charles James, Frank Woodward, Ronald MacDonald, captain Charles Dunning, Pat Hannigan, Ned Hughes, Fred Jackson, George Seagar and Jim Griffin.

[3] During the tour the Lions donated the Northern Union Cup which was awarded to Auckland for inter-provincial competition and is still contested today.

The Auckland squad for the tour was; Harry Childs, G Harrison, Ernie Asher, W Banner, Sid Riley, L Nolan, Arthur Carlaw, Alf Jackson, WJ Walker, Ronald MacDonald, Sid Kean, J Bennett, S Cole, T Avery, R Denize, captain Charles Dunning, H Fricker, George Seagar, Bob Mitchell, Harry Oakley and C Brockliss.

[3] Auckland were undefeated in their seven match tour defeating Wanganui 15–14, Bluff 42–12, Southland 17–12, Otago-Southland 30–18, Nelson 24–13, Hawke's Bay 19–14 and Dannevirke 24–6.

[3] In the opening week Ponsonby United lost to the Newton Rangers 6–12 at Victoria Park while the North Shore and City Rovers drew 0-all at Takapuna Racecourse.

[3] The Auckland Rugby League management committee for 1910–11 consisted of B Brigham (chair), A J Powley (secretary), Percy S Ussher (treasurer), J G Jackson, M Hooper, E Goulter, George Seagar and J Graham.