contains The Marshmallow Park recreation hub. In 2005 there were leases and licences to: Adelaide City Junior Soccer Club for five soccer pitches and club rooms; St Aloysius College for four tennis courts and change rooms; Adelaide Comets Soccer Club for a single soccer pitch and "building". Park 20: Blue Gum Park / Kurangga Kurrangga 'blue gum place' 30.1ha Contains a boule/petanque area, assorted playing fields, a mountain-bike / BMX-bike track, one of the three Glover Playgrounds, et al. Licences and leases include Pulteney Grammar School (6 ovals, cricket nets, 3 lawn tennis courts, 2 grass volley ball courts, and facilities), Adelaide Harriers Athletics Club (athletics oval / running track), Club d'Petanque d'Adelaide, TreeClimb (High Ropes Adventure Course) and others. Park 21: Veale Park / Walyu Yarta Veale Park contains Veale Gardens. Walyu Yarta 'walyu root ground' 31ha Contains Veale Gardens, assorted playing fields, et al. Park 21W: Golden Wattle Park / Mirnu Wirra Mirnu Wirra 'golden wattle grove' 31ha Contains Princess Elizabeth Playground, Lundie Gardens, assorted playing fields, et al. Park 22: Josie Agius Park / Wikaparntu Wirra Wikaparntu Wirra / Wikaparndo Wirra 'netball park' (wika 'net' + parndo 'ball' + wirra 'forest; bush') 15.1ha Josie Agius was a Kaurna elder who supported girls' sport. Contains about 20 netball courts, a small amount of aged seating for spectators, and a building containing a small kiosk, netball administration rooms and a toilet block. Park 23: G S Kingston Park / Wirrarninthi G S Kingston Park contains Kingston Gardens. Wirrarninthi / Warranendi 'to become transformed into a green and forested area'. 57.43 ha Sir George Strickland Kingston was Deputy Surveyor-General under Colonel Light, one of the party that found the River Torrens, and first Speaker of the South Australian House of Assembly. Contains Edwards Park, West Terrace Cemetery, Kingston Gardens, West Terrace playground, et al. The park is divided into northern and southern areas by the cemetery. The cemetery is a State Heritage Place managed by the Adelaide Cemeteries Authority, which reports to the State Government. The southern part of the park, used between 1939 and 2000 by the South Australian Netball Association, is called Edwards Park, named after Councillor A.A. Edwards. Park 24: Ellis Park / Tampawardli Ellis Park is one of the parks in Park 24. Tampawardli Tampawardli/Tambawodli 'plain place' 35.7ha Val Bertram Harold Ellis served as City of Adelaide Director of Parks and Recreation from 1966-83. Contains the