HUNTLY SOCCER

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 947, 14 April 1930, Page 7

HUNTLY SOCCER

SCHOOLS’ ANNUAL MEETING Front Our Oxen Correspondent II UN TL V, Today. TT J'he Huntly District Schools’ Soccer umon held its annual meeting on K-aturday. The chairman. Mr. Charles ,°tt, presided over a full .attendance In his annual report Mr. H. P •rlounor, secretary, referred to a most successful past season with a credit oaiance, despite heavy expenditure in sending the boys to Wellington in ciuest of the Webster Shield, for which ney were runners-up. Prospects for the coming season were good. and Waikato will put forth a good team to endeavour to bring the Webster Shield here this year, for which competition Auckland will be the scene of action. y* e °rge Cox was deputed to sub- ♦ u A hree re mits for consideration to tK ew Zealand Council this week, at that body’s annual meeting in Wellington. Chief of these was that the Parent body should assist the Palmerston North Association to stage the V '<T'u ter competition. . election of officers resulted as follows: —President, Mr. Charles 2fott; secretary and treasurer, Mr. H. W. Hounor; auditor, Mr. John Porous; committee, Messrs. J. Douglas »*nior), J. Douglas (junior). J. •goodie. G. Liddle. F. K. Stevens, J. £Ates» C. Bowron, Grant Baber. J. A. J. Rodgers. J. Wallace. J. Max-"'*-11, with the headmasters of tile associated schools. The season will open on April 26.