ATHLETICS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 244, 15 October 1925, Page 11

ATHLETICS.

NORTHERN ATHLETIC UNION. The annual meeting was held at Paeroa, Mr. K. Coulter being in the chair. Mr. J. Kennedy, secretary to the N.Z. A. and C.U. wrore expressing regret that he would not be able to attend the annual meeting and stating that the conference and championship meeting would be held at Dunedin on September 2S. The following office-bearers were elected: President. Mr. R. Coulter; vice-presidents, Messrs. Barr-Brown (Putaruru) and I. Dunn fWaiukui: hon. auditor, Mr. E. H. Edmonds: executive council, Messrs. R. Collier (Kamoi, P. Pilkington and S. Vernon (Te Arohai. W. Shannon CSprtngdalet, E. Swain (Waiuku), .7. Robinson (Hikutalai. W. Munro VDarsaville). J. R. Ruddy fWhakatane); ofHcial handicappere. chopping and sawing Mr. C. L. Hardy (Auckland), athletics and cycling-. Messrs. F. T. MrAneny (Auckland) and C. 5. Morison iTe Aroha); hon. secretary and treasurer. Mr. J. L. Harris (Otahiibu.i; hon solicitor, Mr. A. T. James: consuls. Messrs. J. W. Dawsou (Victoria Vailey). G. W. Benne-tt (Raupoi, R. Cornwaithe ißombay). E. Roberts Q'io Pioi. J. N. J. McKay iWaipuj and J. J. Guest (Toko). PROMISING BOY JUMPER. • (By Telegraph—Press Association.) HASTINGS, this day. At the High School sports yesterday, P. Graham long-jumped 10ft llin, beating his previous school record of ISft 10in of a few days ago. This Is believed to be a. Dominion Secondary School record.