OTAKI ATHLETIC CLUB.

Otaki Mail, 5 April 1922, Page 3

OTAKI ATHLETIC CLUB.

COMMITTEE MEETING. I —— ' I A meeting of the Committee of the })taki Amateur Athletic Club was held Lt night, Mr J. P. Brandon (Mayor) Ircsutiiig. Correspondence was read from the Wanganui Club stating it was leading a team of nine, while the Mastrtoii Club wrote suggesting slight alterations to the programme; The application was not entertained on aejouDt of the posters already being cirJuUited. The Mnmiwatu Club wrote

jjiJiig to be supported in a move to form a Centre embracing Paraparaumu If Dannevirke (inclusive). It Tvas.deR(]ed to reply that the Otaki Club was Jnite satisfied with the way the "WeiLgton Centre had controlled affairs. I The action of the Secretary in maleleg slight alterations to the programme la: 1 approved, Mr Irving stating that lirtudruents hail been made at the reheat of the Centre.

I Half-a-dozen medals were submitted St Mr L. Looser, jeweller, who offered |t> supply same at cost price.—The meals were greatly admired, while a vote K thanks was accorded Mr Looser for §L- generosity. It was agreed .to order B! medals from him. | Additional officers were elected as Mows:—Timekeeper, to act with Mr lillianis, Mr W. G. Hart; Ground le'.vurds, Messrs Brandon, Wills, and Savior; Blackboard Stewards, Messrs Baker and Swainson; Call Steward, lessis Adsett and 3. Fairley; Gate leward, Mr Norgrove; Chain-stepping. |r R. Thomson. The refreshment porta of tho programme was left to Mr SeynoUls. loa account of the large number of Itries it is probable that the meeting Jill start at 11 a.m. 1A proposal to hold a football match fith ;■ Petone team on the morning of h sports was not favorably consider-