COURSING CLUB.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1150, 10 June 1911, Page 6

COURSING CLUB.

A mating of the Wellington politan Coursing Club was held at the Ivew Zcalander Hotel Inst night. PmMessrs. J. Warehani (president), \v* Tnfr J Slnpoii. P* H". Douoghuo (treasurer); .T. AVilliamson, AA\ Blackie, .T. B: AVareham, H. Langford, A. HutchO'Donoghue) reported that he had ordered M'»»">« hares from Canterbury, and that tli.j would arrive here shortly, Ho also reported that he had received nnteerous inquiries from friends in r mosfc paits of thi countrv, who intend to be present at the club's .Tune-and-.Tuly meeting. It was also reported by the secretary that the club's course is in excellent order for the coming meeting. Messrs. AV. H. Edwards and AY i\u!d were elected vice-presidents; and Messrs. Alason, Blackie. and Alf. Hutching?. comiiiitteemen. Four now members joined (lie club. avateei.oo cur. (By Tclefc'raph-rrcs3 Association.! Palmerston, Jmio 0. The Manawatu Coursing Club has been allotted the AVntcrioo Cup for tlio second vear in succession. It was to hnvo been run ill Duncdin in .Tune, but Dunoilin has surrendered it to Palniers(<m,_ where it will be run off on' August 2K-25.

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