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Hokitika Guardian, 19 April 1923, Page 1

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WFSTION'I) SKB-FNinN. REFEREES ASSOCIATTUN .MEETING. | The auuiial meeting of the Referee.-, j Association was held on Wednesday | evening at S p.m. I’rcst'iil Messrs IP i R. I), well. T. Gillooly. 1.. 11 ugh.-, A. ('uthit-li. \. Sumner. B. Dowell. \A . Wilson. E. W. Ilcciian. and 11. I.yiieh. The follow ing , lli'-eis were elected : Trc-idciit: -Mr M. 11. Houston. Vi(c-IVcsidenis Ali's-r.- I>. R. Howell 11. V. Lynch. A. 11. Lawn. F. .McGregor. and W. I’ritcliard. Secretary and Treasurer- 5L F.. W . I fee nan. Delegate to Westland Suli-l'nion Messrs T. Gilliolv. and A. ('nthusli were proposed and a vote resulted in the selection of Mr A. Cutbusli. Ihe report of the delegate to bi-l ('uni civiiee. Mr W. J. Brilehard was read. Mr Dowell moved a F iler ol i tl'.anks he to r'warded to W. J - Brit- I chard for his kindness i„ acting, and enthusiasm shown. So. led by Mr| W. Wil-ou and carried unanimously. j Rcfcrec.s for Saturday were appoint- j cl a- follows: - A raliura v. Kiwis at IMM p.m. Cass i Square. Mr A. Sumner. j Ex,cls.ii>is v. Rmm at Rim,,. Mr J. j Naiicckix ell. , I Kokatahi v. Cniled at Kokatalu. Mr | C. Dowell. Excelsiors v. Kiwis oil (as- S,piaie at 3 p.m.. Mr I'.. 5N . IR'enaii. Mr W. Wilson moved that a Committee consisting ol Mo-sis D. R. Dowell. A. Cut hits'll. E. \Y. I lee mm and M. Houston make apnoiiiimeiu- when appointments already made arc upset. Se- . ended by Mr A. Sumner and earned. Ml W. Wilson moved that the Westland Sub-Union he asked to pay all expenses of the Referees' Association. Seconded bv Mr H. Lynch and carried. Mi- E. W. Heemru moved that; the meeting night he every Moiida.x at ~1-> sPmrp. Seconded hv Mr Cutbusli and carried. ! Mr A Sumner proposed Mr A. Askew 1 as a moniker. Seconded by All LRowell and carried. A general discussion here ensued on in alters, pertaining to referees duties. Mr W. Wilson moved a Icarty vote ! i of thanks be aeeordod to the Secretary t ; :,u ids good work during the pa-l j! season. Seconded by Mr T. Gillooly and ear | lied unanimously. j Ml ret "fees were instructed to play I the advantage rule to the host of their j • hility. j