WAIRARAPA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8295, 26 November 1906, Page 5

WAIRARAPA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.

MEETING OP DIRECTORS,

A meeting nf the direotor& of the Wairarapa Caledonian Soaiety was held on Saturday afternoon. There were present—Messrs J. H. Pauling: (chairman), J. B. MoKenzie, J. 0. McKillop, P. Hill, G. MoHattie, A.. MoLeod, J. McHaltie, J. 0. Ewington, J. McLean, D. MoLaoblan, T. P. JUett, W. L. Falconer, E. H. , Waddington, J. MoKenzie and H. < Dagg. Apologies for absence were received from Messrs R. Gray, IV Wyeth, and W. D. Watson. Mr A. B. Charters wrote thanking the Society for appointing him bandioappar for the District Schools rooe at the forthcoming sports. A letter wad received from the Town Clerk stating tnat the Borough Council would charge the same rental as last year for the Park for thw sports meeting on condition that the Society arranged for the tarring and sanding of the cycling track on the Park. After a brief disoussion ns to the bes!; method of repairing the track, it was decided to leave ttoe matter in thebands of the Ground Committee with power to act. The Chairman and Secretary were aufchurised to arrange for a supply of tartan rosettes. ftleHsrs A. Henderson, P. J. Dupre. P. Hill, E. H. Waddingon, H. Mowlem, and J. C. Ewington were appointed timekeeners for the sports. The following additional officials weie appointed fpr tho coming sports—Stewards—Foot races and cycling events,—R. Gray, P. P. Day, J. L. Murray, J. B. MoKenzie, H. J. Dagg, Fred Hill, J. Strang, Gordon Stewart, J. C. Ewingtan, Jos. MoKenzie. Hammer Throwing, Putting the Stone; Tossing the Caber—T. P. Lett, A. Mutrio, Ueo. Heron, E. E. Chamberlain, P. W. H. Rummer. Jumping —D. Guild, D. McLaohlan and W. L. Falconer. Wrestling—Geo. Heron, P. W. H. Kummer, P. F. Day, John Cross. Dancing and Piping—John.MoPhee, John Harvey, Jas. MoKenzie (Te Whiti), Simon McLend, H. J. Dagg, Arch. Clark, Alex. Turner, J. MoLean. Tree-felling, Hewing, and Sawing—o. E. Daniell, D. MoKenzie (Woodlands), Geo. MoHattie, T. Wyetb, A. MoLeod, John MoHattie, R. Sykes, W. H. HeHttiam, David Brown, John Gross. StarterFred Hill. Lap-suorers -Ruuning and Cycling events—F. F. Day, E. H. Waddington, H. Sinclair, A. K- Joh*iß.ton. Referee—Running and Cycling events —J. H. Pauling. Clerks of Course—Fire Police, Blackboard Stewards —W. Sellar and P. J. O'Leary. Number Steward—Gordon Stewart. Qooits — Referee—E. E. Chamberlain. Stewards—Wm. Perry, A. Mntrie, Wm. Welch. Ground Oommittoe —T. Wyetb, J. MoUattie,, J. B. MoKenzie, 0. Tootell. Judges—Wrestling, Patting the Stone, Tossing the Caber— Mesars Geo. Heron, A. Mutrie, F. W. H. Kummer. Sawing, Tree-felling and Hewing— Messrs G. and J. MoHattie, W. H. Beetham, 0. E. Daniell, A. MoLeod, T. Wyetb, J. B. MoKenzie, and D. MoLaoblan. Cycling and Running—Messrs J. L. Murray, E. E. Chamberlain, D. McLaohian, J. Strang, T. P. Lett and H. O'Leary. .The appointment of judges for musio and cianuiug was deferred for a week. > It . was decided that only those stewards and judges who are appointed tooonduofc an event uhould be allowed on the inside gronnd while that particalar event is going on. Mr Ewington, on behalf of the Borough Park Committee, placed before the directors the scheme for the erection of tearooms and lavatory in the Park, and asked whether the directors would be prepared to contribute an amount towards the erection of tie building. On the motion of Mr F. Bill, seconded by Mr Falconer, it was unanimously decided to contribute £lO towards the coat of the building if it were erected before the ne>t sports gathering, otherwise only £5 would be contributed.