SPORTS GATHERING

Hokitika Guardian, 5 June 1929, Page 8

SPORTS GATHERING

AT LAKE MAHINAPUA The first annual sports meeting oT the Manaiiui-Ruatnpu Club, held al Lake Alabina,pint oil Saturday, was favoured by beautiful weather and a good attendance. The principal re suits were:— Maiden Chop, 12iti. log: —-JO. Mitchell (lOsec.) 1,1). Sullivan 2, H. Muir 3. Thirty-six competed. Upright Chop, 12iu. log:—H. Williams (ISsec) .1, J. Gugich 2. C. Neame 3. Twenty-four competed. Handicap Saw, 12in. fog, two cuts: Marshall and Neame (Bsec.) L, Hewlett and Mitchell (3sec.) 2, Muir and Coogriil! '(.lOsec.)*3. Fives pairs started. Underhand Chop, 12iri. log:—Gugieh l, If Williams 2, J. 1 Bannister 3. lOOyd.s. HandicapU),-Jones (syds) 1, AL Nestor (syds) 2, J. Gordon (6yds) 3. liYoii r fai r I wens ily f v>: tyordon fell at the 'fipisli - ah injury to his .right?'leg;" the muscle being ripped by the spike of another runner’s shoe. 75yds .Handicap:—M. Nestor (4yds) 1. G; ,; Turnout (scr.) 2; jRv: Jones (4yds) 3. A gbod finish.. AYprhtbj-. inches.

part of £lO of the amount of his loan, and his share contribution could not be less than the minimum of 25 £1 shares. Thus a member’s share contribution would range, according to the amount of his loan, from 25 £1 shares in the case of loans of £250 or under, up to £l6O in the ease of a loan of the maximum of £4OOO. The association was liable to the extent ol its assets for the repayment of all amounts borrowed from the board, but the liability of individual members in respect to the loans granted to other members did not extend bevoud the share capital they had taken up. In conclusion Mr Ross said that, as far as the Northern Wairoa Association was concerned there had not been any delay in getting money after tlm necessary formalities had been completed. The money was usually availaide for a borrower within throe weeks.