MANUREWA TENNIS CLUB

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 755, 30 August 1929, Page 15

MANUREWA TENNIS CLUB

SUCCESSFUL YEAR REVIEWED At the annual meeting of the Manure wa Tennis Club, Mr. P. Bradburn presiding, the report stated that the past season hac? been a most successful one. The heavy expenditure incurred in the construction of three new courts had been practically wiped- off. The following officers were elected: Patron, The Karl of Orford; president. Mr. L. W. Smith; vice-presidents, Messrs. F. C. Hand, D. Warlich; hon. secretary, Mr. L. M. Pegler; assistantsecretary and treasurer, Mr. P. Bradburn; general committee, Mrs. Warlich, Mrs. Rushton, Misses K. Harris, K. Grindrod, Messrs. B. Pegler, D. Warlich, K. Light, R. Bennett; grounds committee. Messrs. R. Bennett, K. Light, X. Hawthorne, G. Hawthorne, Gray, C. Maxwell, G. Wood, T. Osborne. B. Pegler; hon. auditor, Mr. J. B. Gilmore; delegates to Auckland Lawn Tennis Association. Messrs. L. W. Smith, L. M. Pegler, P. Bradburn. The opening of the new season was fixed for Saturday. October 19. A vote of appreciation was accorded Mr. F. C. Hand for his donation of a challenge cup for the men’s championship shingles. TAURANGA HOCKEY (From Our Own Correspondent) TAURANGA, Today. The annual hockey tournament for tho Kent Cup (men) and Randel (women) was held on the Domain on Wednesday afternoon, in ideal spring weather conditions. Results for Kent Cup (men) running events. —True Blue, 15 points; Country, ! 5; United 3: Rovers. 2. Hockey Events. —True Blue, 1; Rovers. 2. , Final Points for Combined Events.— True Blue, 20; Country, 5; Rovers, 4; t United, 3. Randle Cup (women) running events. ' School. 15 points; Triers. S; Rangataua. 1: Te Puna and Areta. 0. * ; Combined i£\onts, Final.—School, 19: i Triers, 8; Areta, o; Rangataua, 3., I e I Puna, 0. . i The Ladies’ Club is now making all arrangements for the King Country ! Clubs’ visit next week. There should ! be i tine exhibition ul hockey, and an enjoyable time tor all concerned.