SOCCER REFEREES

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 70, 9 April 1937, Page 12

SOCCER REFEREES

— > j g ) Annual Meeting Held Tlie annual meeting of tlie Hawke 'a Bay Soecer Referees' Association was presided over by Mr R. Gallacher. Tte election of officers reeulted:— President and vi.ce-presidents m last year, with tte inelusion of Mr Lawrence, port Ahuriri, as a vice-president. Mr B. Smith's resignation as' secretary and treasurer was afccepted, and te was thanked for tte keen and efficient manner in whiet te tad teld office. Mr H. E. Arcter was elected as tis successor. referees ' seleetion committee, Messrs B. Gallacter, Bev. Mr Wall, H. E. Archer. Tlie siibscriptiOn is .to be tte samo as last year. The meeting Closed with a hearty vote of tbanks to the chair, and: to Mr and Mre B. Smitb, for tte use of the ,room.

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