RUGBY FOOTBALL

Hokitika Guardian, 13 June 1933, Page 3

RUGBY FOOTBALL

wesYland sub-union meeting

The Westland Rugby Sub-Union me. last evehmg wiicn mere were present Messrs A. R. Doweil. fvice-presiueiiL,, in the chair, J. L. Menzies, \V. 11, Stop orth, R. McDonald, A. 11. Lawry, J. lVlcCauum, R. A. Beil, A. Cutriasii, I J. 'McUeary, A. Thompson and E. \V. Hjdouan. An apology was received frbiW trie' president filr J- G. Stafford). A deputation from the Ross Centro comprising Messrs J. Rea (pies.dent/, and Jones Brothers, waited on the meeting,' asking that the match, Ross v./ Excelsior next Saturday be played at Rossi They referred to the heavy expenditure incurred in travelling during the season, and said that this, together with other expetktes,Tiad placed 4.11 c cluli'sMiiiaiiccsriu. a low pps4,iw) r?n

The 'rii pilicatiOii 'was ; grs'Jiited f>tzpi considerable discussion; -• y • * > »-*•

Application for footballs were granted to the‘Convent and Okili'ito schob'ls. The application by H. . George for transfer irom Excelsior to Pirates was granted subject-to it being in. order. The meeting declined to grant the application'of G. White for re-grading to, juniors.

Accounts amounting to £2O/8/6 were passed for payment. A letter was received from Mr E. M. Best regarding the Southern division.—Received.

It was decided to arrange for suitable train arrangements on Saturday to "cater for the Hokitika public who desire to travel to Ross to see the Ross v. Excelsior match.

The following is the draw for Saturday:—Seniors, Jtoss v. Excelsior, at Ross (A. Cutbush); Pirates v. Kiwi, Cass Square, 3 p.m. (J. Rutland). Juniors. — School V. Kiwi, Cass Square, 1.30 p.m. (F. Carter)); - Ros? v. Kokatahi, at Kokatahi, 3 p.m. (M Wallace); Pirates v. Excelsior, .Cass Square, 3 p.m! (R. Collett).