TAUPIRI RUGBY UNION

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 936, 1 April 1930, Page 14

TAUPIRI RUGBY UNION

From Our Own Correspondent HUNTLY, Today. The annual meeting of the Taupin Rugby Union took place last night, Mr. F. Hall presiding over a large attendance. Mr. Christie was appointed secretary, and the chairman patron, for the ensuing season, which opens on May S. Seven senior, eight junior, and a third grade, with a 9st grade ter juniors, will comprise the teams playing this year—a marked increase over last season. Prospects for the com* ; ing season’s play are excellent. OTOROHANGA SUB-UNION From Our Own Correspondent OTOROHANGA, Today. The annual meeting of the Otorohanga Rugby Football Sub-Union i held in the Town Hall on Monda>* | March 31, 1930. The president, & G. H. Boles, was in the chair. J The report and balance sheet '*** 1 adopted. Officers elecetd were: ron, Mr. W. H. Clarke; president, E. F. Fairbrother; vice- president-. Messrs. R. F. Park (Otorohanga), Ngoi Maika (Otewa); D. T. J(Kiokio), F. Walter (Mar management committee, Mtssrs. Bremner (Otorohanga), A. R(Kiokio), George Eastey .Mangaoro nga), H. Prince (Otewa); secr^rl a' Mr. W. H. Miller; treasurer, Mr. ! Boles; delegates to King Rugby Union, Messrs. G. W. Bremn • E. F. Fairbrother, H. W. Miller; se** tors of senior representative tea %7 Messrs. A. R. Willis, G. H- BoleS ’ P. Prince; selectors of junior rep sentative teams, Messrs. Theo. Ta> T. U. Underwood, N. Rogers. w On the controversial question 45 where the football matches tor coming season should be committee, consisting of Messrs. Boles. E. F. Fairbrother, A. Cready, was empowered to consider suitability of the Island site as a tral ground. The season, is to open on Saxw* | April 26.