SERVICES TO TROTTING

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19879, 7 May 1936, Page 12

SERVICES T O TROTTING

i PRESIDENT TO TOUR. 1 _— i i TRIBUTES PAID BY CLUBS. I ! ___._ g (By Telegraph—Pro” .\sq‘uaiiun.‘ : “ELLZNGTUN, \Vednesday» ‘, Representatives of ironing bodies met at the Grand Hotel this afternoon [a bid hon Yuma».- lo .\lr H. F. Nicoii‘ presidenl of mo .\cw [cuizmd ’l‘rottiibr Uunicruncc. \Viiu leaves iu—xnurrmv un an extendud businvas trip abroad. The Hon. \V'. Parry. .\i.L.LJ., presented Mr Nice“ “11h a purse of sovereigns than the ironing clubs and the execumu or the conference and cm iiiuininulmi address expressing .ulmiraiiun {or iiu- manner in which 111' carried uni lln; unuruus dunes new mining to [m- ui‘iii-c or lii'l‘bidfllt during the past iilfucn .\cura and testify—ing to his luiruws. inuvurliuiily :ln-l iaclt‘ulncss at all limos and the im« portunt rufurnm [or “inch he had m-uu l'k'X‘llUilhiiiiC in Ihr inirri‘si: of ,rluias and Lin: sum". or lruiiing. g The :nidrrss is ~ignl‘d ivy .\lrs’srs ii’crr)‘. 13. S. lruin, ii. .\iorpcih um] I"-li-J. Graham. Mr Perry said Mr Nicuil had {adorned llic iii-5h allies in- occupimi so iiuuny yenrs'un'i evcl'yune \\'ilil lhe inliervais ul‘ [rolling ill in-url would Sin,cul'aiy \\'i.~.il lor his return in lilo posiitiun. : .\ir Niculi, in rcph, said his work (had been \‘cl‘y happy. He 110411! with 13 number nt‘ reforms and sli'f‘SsL‘d the ‘pressing numl ul' aiillliiionul (ims' mu» :ing‘ for trolling vinim