GRAFTON CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 91, 17 April 1936, Page 13

GRAFTON CLUB.

The Grafton Rugby Football Club arrangements for Saturday are Seniors, at Western Springs, 3.15; first juniors, 2.15; third open, 1.30 All three teams meet Marist on this field. Third intermediate and fourth play Technical CoUege at Three Kings' tram terminus, at 3 p.m. PUKEKOHE SUB-UNION.

At the annual general meeting of the Pukekolie Rugby Sub-Union the president, Mr C. 11. Jemison, in reviewing the activities of the sub-union for the past year, said he was pleased to be able to report a very satisfactory season from every point of view. ♦ i. , . From a financial aspect the sub-union was successful in balancing its budget, after making provision for the transport of representatives in all grades, _the profit for the season amounting to fo 14/-. -Lh| accumulated funds now stands at £ 12a 4/S apart from the balance in hand from the insurance fund. _ xr Officers elected were: —Patron, Mr. J. w. Massey; president, Mr. C. H Jemison; vice-presidents, Messrs. H. Curd, C. A. Walter, W. E. Johns, H. J. Sumner, A. V. Fox Ivie Brown, D. Jamicson, A. Trenwith and'T. Perkins; secretary and treasurer, Mr. A. Slcvwright; auditor Mr. M. S. Campbell; timekeeper, Mr. W. Pleydell, sen.; senior selector, Mr. H. Pleydell; junior selector, Mr. G. Perry; third grade selector, Mr. F. Golding; emergency committee, Messrs. L. K. Brown, A. Slevwright, C. H. Jemison, J. Lewis; surgeons, Drs. Lumsden. H. Stewart Douglas and A. T. Be<*g- delegates to Smith Auckland Itugby Union, Messrs. C. H. Jemison and A. Slevwright; delegates to lukekobe Ru„by Referees' Association, Mr. C. 11. Jemison. After a lengthy discussion it was decided not to amalgamate with the Franklin SubTlnion for the competition* this year. The Ramblers' Club was granted affiliation to field a team in the senior competition. It was decided to raise the third grade age limit to 20 years, and leave the weight limit at 10.8.