LOCAL BODIES.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLII, Issue 6064, 19 January 1914, Page 8

LOCAL BODIES.

CLUBS, ETC. ! Tauranga Borough CouncilMayor, Mr B. C. Robbins; clerk Mr"R. B. Shearman, Borough Office, billow street. Tauranga County CouncilChairman, Mr H. boiithcy; clerk, Mr J. IT. Gnatlis. County Office, Spring street. Chamber of Commerce- 1 resident Mr J. G. Gvccn ; secretary Mr R. S. Ready, Devonport Road. j Te Puke Chamber of Lorn- j merce-President, Mr J. Roberts ; secretary, Mr R. Tees. Tauranga Agricultural ami Pastoral Association- President, Mr M. Spence; sccrctaiy, Mr A. W. Carmichael, HamUton stieet. Town Band—Bandmaster, Mr H. Crump; secretary, Mr M. Ashton. , Fire Brigade—Captain, Mr A. Stewart ; secretary, Mr J. Kelly, The Strand. Tauranga School Committee —Chairman, Mr J. Murdoch; secretary, Mr W, 13. Clark. Otumoetai School Commit-tee-Chairman, Mr Day ; secretary, Mr Mather. Papamoa School Committee —Secretary, Mr W. Ferguson. Tauranga Domain BoardChairman, Colonel Ward ; secretary, Mr T.'Stuait. Tauranga Racecourse Domain Board — Chairman, Colonel Ward; secretary, Mr H. A. Sharp. Literary and Debating Societty—President, Mr B. C. Robbins ; secretary, Mr F. N. Christian. Mount Maungamii Domain Board—Chairman, Mr B. 0. Robbins; clerk, Mr R. B. Shearman. Cricket Club—Captain, Mr B. H. Griffiths. Tauranga Rugby Union—President, Rev. E. D. Rice ; secretary, Mr F. H. Dodson. Rangataua-Railway Football Club—President, Mr S. Tanner; secretary, Mr G. Fairclough. Wairoa Football Club—Secretary—Mr C. Smith. Omanawa Football ClubPresident, Mr H. Batenian ; secretary, Mr Johanson. Whakamarama Football Club -Secretary, Mr J. W. Hiscox. Association Football—President, Mr B. C. Robbins ; secretary, Mr S. Clark. Tauranga Hunt Club—President, Mr A. Dickie ; secretary, Mr C. JJ. Jordan. Tauranga Railway League— President, Colonel Ward ; secretary, Mr 11. T. Castaing. Ceritral Bowling Club—President, Mr M. Spence ; secretary, Mr J. B. Chuppell. Tauranga Bowling Club — President, Mr J. Murdoch ; secretary, Mr W. J. Baigent. Tradesmen's AssociationPresident, Mr J. Murdoch, secretary, Mr W. J. Baigent. Tauranga Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club—President, Mr R. Badger ; secretary, Mr A. TudKope. Men's Hockey Club —President, Mr B. C. Robbins ; secretary, Mr S. 0. Guinness. Ladies' Hockey Club—President, Mr B. C. Robbins ; secretary, Mr W. Browne. Golf Club-Captain. Mr J]. Phillips; secretary, Mr W. M. Darley. Bay of Plenty Jockey ClubPresident, Mr A. Dickie ; secretary, Mr D. B. Day. Masonic Lodge—W.M., Bro. T. H. Hall, screiary, Bio. A. P. Andrews. Court Royal OaK, A.O.i'VChief Ranger, Bro. M. J. Viokery ; secretary, Mr J. Kelly, The Strand. Tauranga Licensing Coinmittot —Chairman, ISiv R. W. Dver, t B.M. ; clerk, Mr T. It. YV. Philpotts, Government Buildings, Tauranga. Tauranga Harbour Boatu — Chairman, Mr J. A. M. Davidson ; secretary. Mr C. Lowe. Office, Town Wharf. Inspector of Stock —Mr D. Elliot, Office, Government Buildings. '!Wn(<>rinisLieutenant-Colo-nel Wan), 0.0. Fourth (Waika-

to) Regiment. U. Squadron, 4th [Waikato) Regiment, LteutenC'iiUimai dag, G F . Yenx 2. Company Sixth (lUun.Mj Ltegiment., UMicer Comnuindiug.. Japtain A. J. Mirrielees. Tauranga Kifle Club—J'resident, Mr Whiting ; secretary, Mr C. H. Adams. Scottish Society—Chieftain, Mr J. Murdoch ; secretary, Mr W. Phillips. Tauranga Acclimatisation Society—President, Mr J. A. McKenzie ; secretary, Mr 11. Southey. Public Works Office—Mr J. Hannah, resident engineer •. Mr T. Burd, roads engineer, Office, Willow Street. Returning Oflieer and Registrar of Electors for Tauranga Electorate, Mr T. R. W. Philpotts, Government Buildings, Tauranga. Tauranga Club.—President, Mr H. A. Sharp ; secretary, Mr C. F. Hulme. Defence Department—Sergeant Major Cosgrove, Cttmeron Rd. Bay of Plenty Hospital and Charitable Aid Board—Tauranga Borough representative, Mr T. Stuart ; Tauranga County representatives, Messrs M. Spence, G. V. Stewart and C. Lally. Tauranga Cemetery Trustees —Chairman, Mr E. Daines ; sort tary, Mr C.Lowe. Sexton, Mr J. H. Huberts, Cameron load. Tauranga Athletic Club—Pre- j sident, Mr J. G. Green ; secretary, Mr* J. A. Guinness. Judea Drainage BoardChairman, Mr A. Barke ; Secretary, Mr D. Taylor. Farmers' Union, Tauranga Branch—President, Mr T. Lochhead ; secretary, Mr D. Taylor. Waimapu Separate Rate Committee—Chairman, Mr H. Southey ; clerk, Mr J. 11. Griffiths. Te Puna Separate Rate Committee—Chairman, Mr T. Lochhead ; clerk, Mr J. H. Griffiths. Reform League—President, Mr J. A. M. Davidson ; secretary, Mr A. W. Carmichael. Dairy Factories—Tauranga, secretary, Mr C. E. Macrnillan ; Te Puke, secretary, Mr R. S. Mutton ; Katikati, secretary, Mr G. E. MaemilJan. Te Puna Settlers' Association —President, Mr J. A. M. Davidson ; secretary and treasurer, Mr J. Prole. Farmers' Union, Papamoa Branch—President, Mr W. A. Bennett; secretary, Mr A. Morton. Fruitgrowers' Association — President, Mr R. Badger ; secretary, Mr A. W. Carmichael. Katikati Road Board—Chairman, Mr G. V. Stewart. Te Puke Road Board—Chairman, Mr T. P. Lemon ; clerk, Mr R. S. Mutton. Churches, Te Puke—Church of England, Rev. J. Hobbs ; Presbyterian, Mr Climie. j Papamoa Progressive Society —President, Mr F. A. Turner ; secretary, Mr McGlashan. Farmers' Union, Te Puke Branch —President, Mr W. A. Bennett; secretary, Mr H. J. Gill. Te Puke School CommitteeChairman, Mr R. King.

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