QUEEN CARNIVAL.

Otaki Mail, 11 July 1923, Page 3

QUEEN CARNIVAL.

distkibution of funds. -A meeting of members ol' the OU borough Council, the executive of t recent- queen carnival, and represyn ti'es of sports bodies, was held in t Council Chambers last night, when t Mayor (Air. Brandon) pointed out th the meeting was called to receive i commendations relative to spendii!‘ r t moilet - raised by the queen carnivj the carnival, he pointed out, had be inauguated by ladies interested in ei quel, and to his mind they must lta Jitit consideration. He stated that £SJ< had been placed on lived deposit i tiaee months at the Bank of New Ze land. Air. O’Kourke thought recommend tiuns should be in writing, while AI Noble said as far as the bowlers we concernwd he eouhl not express the wishes till after the meeting of Ti Club. Mr. Brandon favoured a scheme t cater for all sports bodies, and thougl ii advisable that a pavilion should I erected. Mr. D’Ath had been approacl ed relative to a small section of hint and seemed favourable lu letting th pavilion being erected thereon. lie tils considered the cost of ploughing an draining the Domain should be securci while the up keep was a matter tint would require attention. After further discussion the follow ing- representatives oi' sports’ bodic were elected to meet, and make recoil, mendations:—Football, Air. J. McGill hockey, Mr. H. Xicolson; croquet, Ait AV. H. Pcreival; cricket, Air. AI, Baker tennis. Mr. S. Sievers; carnival, Air. J List; Athletic Club, Mr. Mills; Sur Club, Air. L, AI. Alosley; bowling (t< be elected). Keeonnnendations will b placed before a meeting of the Council while thy sports’ committee will nice on Alonday next at 7 p.m. Air. Lis was appointed Chairman.