TANEATUA SPORTS

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 233, 4 November 1940, Page 4

TANEATUA SPORTS

Sir,—At a~ meeting of my comin it tee on 29th inst I was instructed . to write you and convey our thanks for' the excellent publicity you gave to our Sports Meeting during the last few weeks, it was very much appreciated indeed. I about 10.15 p.m. on again at; 7 a.m. unable to connect and was •„ very pleased when I obtained my '"Bea- , con" 1 yesterday to see that you had been informed of the new date by • some other source and I' must take the opportunity of thanking you for what you did in that connection. Taneatua Patriotic Sports Committee.. H. C. ALEXANDER, Hon. Sec. " (While the above-is warmly appreciated, we would like nto state that we consider it the duty of a local newspaper to foster as much, as possible all efforts which are cal- . culated to make for the district's progress. When these efforts have as their object the raising of funds for - Patriotic purposes tlx© case is doubly deserving, and it became a privilege to co-operate in some degree with .those enthusiasts who were . gratuitously giving of their time and substance. Field, sports havewide appeal and the public can be relied upon to give the fullest support to the fixture on the King"a Birthday, November 25, in which, connection the BEACON will be glad to co-operate once more. Ed.)