PUKERAU.

Mataura Ensign, Volume 6, Issue 344, 1 April 1884, Page 3

PUKERAU.

'' • : » (From- our. own /Correspondent.) 1 sA meeting of the Pnkerau Domain Board : "■'. wai held the other evening in the Athenaeum • - Hail. ! Mr F. M. Dawso.n was elected chair , ft : sna»,acd Mr TV B. Gazzard secretary and ''treasurer. -It** as 'agreed to write to the ' ' ; ti&mmifstoner' re vesting reserves ; to Btart *■ '-> V^tiscriptibii.lists^or, raising funds to fence - "in reserves ; to. elect a chairman annually ; it first meeting ef the Board in March ;tc / ; meet in i nture'on the first Friday of every "■ jnonth;> ?'..'. / '■- • t "-*. ■ . A meeting the Library Committee -was alk K '^lieldj'atwnicnif'was agreed/ to spend Lip xr.t i iii-'bdoks, ieivery member of 'th.e committee tt \,.chp9se Ll.wpi^h j. the lists toi be ; submitted f ; 'ivekt Friday eyeni'ng. . • ':r;'«'.::YbUr'report of the cricket, match wfts cons'.'" iidered by ihe Pukerau. cricketers to be very "-' " -unf air, as the fielding and bowling on both ■'• ! 'Birl'e# was very bad, and as to the questioning •a^ of -the -umpire's decision, . when, ourmanwas f v ffiyea jOut*: b.e immediately submitted and "waikeaoui of the grouud, but thedecisiot '.Ofc'-wa's"'^© 1 glaring and one-sided that the •'" Y-Pnker.au men • could not help telling the what, they thought of it after th« A ma,uiti was over. In the Ensign, as well ai ' S other papers, we hav.e. read' criticisms 01 nmDiie's decisions, and think it only right ! ; well as editors are not in iZ^[t>is decided to Uolda concert, in aid o Cricket Club on the evening of Monday there will be a goo. '^• /; -^indanceVf people,/. a&. an excellent pic f l,lk funds o -"^Se club are at a very, low ebb. ■ l^ tS weather, i>J<en on the whole, hasbee; r liarveßii^. : most.of th ~< £i was sc^ug." xue cropa, toiwu yu vu