More than 140 years after becoming the first All Black try scorer, Henry “Harry” Roberts has finally been recognised with a plaque at his Karori Cemetery grave. 0 0 MAXIMUS Infomundi's AI Listen Turning complex stories into clear, actionable insights. Complete the captcha to unlock Maximus Chat with Maximus Ask anything about this story
All Black number 10 has a place in history - now he gets a long overdue memorial
More than 140 years after becoming the first All Black try scorer, Henry “Harry” Roberts has finally been recognised with a plaque at his Karori Cemetery grave.
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