BOXING.

Hokitika Guardian, 29 August 1924, Page 4

BOXING.

iiv T!:i.i:rntAi‘n —iMtu.s.s assn., corvine irr. M'DV DUX INC (OF.XT ID. I W KI. Id XT TON. August 28. < 'i.ii-ideralile interest was attached to the meeting of the Kxc nt.ive of the •New Xealand Ifuxing Association tonight in that this was the first meet ing of tlie utiVi ly-api'ointcd C'mim:l Wellin ,'tmi. Dr. AlrK'.'i.ly nuaniniously apI'oinf.'d (hah man of (lie As.-oeiatiou In a kiin-,1 lodging the honour. I)r AleI'.Vedy re'ened In icily to the coutrevrsy w|.,ii:!i had agitated huxfng < ;ri fes. I r - line time, and to the sidiseijlimit transfor of the emitrollirg hea'.l<|uarters to Wellington. Die expressed the opinion that the memhers who Inid been asked to hold o*lii e for i file (iisi year Mould be found fully com- j relent t:i hand!" the affairs of the As- ,

ialion in the inlmost.s of the spoil generally. and to the satisfaction of III! sc emine ted with it. He concluded with a statement.- that the object of the governing badv was not only to look after the interests of the affiliated Associations and competitors, hut also to safeguard the interests of the public "dm supported boxing. I lie position cf fseeretary was filled by the appointment of Air (I. f*. Aldridge. after Air W. fl. Talbot, had declined Humiliation. Air Aldridge resigned his position as a member of the Council.

It was unanimously decided to ask Air .J. A\ . Dfeenan to iiH the vaean-v