[2] After losing to Wales, the Māoris returned strongly beating both Newport and Swansea.
The final match in the Welsh leg of the tour was against Cardiff, captained by Frank Hill.
An early try by Norman Biggs and some dodging running from Charlie Arthur saw Cardiff beat the Māoris by a goal to nil.
At the time, the Wales half-back pairing was taken by Evans' Cardiff team-mate William Stadden and Newport's Charlie Thomas; both men representing Wales in the victory over the New Zealand tourists.
[3] The Welsh team were beaten two tries to nil and the next game, at home against Ireland, Evans was replaced by Llanelli half-back Giotto Griffiths.