SHIELD MATCH PROFITS

Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27638, 20 April 1955, Page 7

SHIELD MATCH PROFITS

TARANAKI REMIT DISCUSSED Taranaki remit to next month’s anUnl!>n mC th»? g Ot the N . ew Zealand Rugby rent a sum not exceeding 10 per furlv Jh tlm gtOSS . l ate rec .eipts from Ranore/r^ h .K Id nate s es should b « handed the New Zealand union for disv2 n n grants to the unions, was discussed briefly at last night’s meeting of ™ret C ? nterb . u . ry Rugby Unions management committee. Mr V. L. Jensen said that in view of the arrangement with the Victory Park Board (which takes 25 per cent, of the apply receipts'- gross receipts could not S’ *?•. ® la2 ?y said he did not think they would be in favour of the money being handed over by the New Zealand umon to provincial unions unless under fairly close administration, and for specific purposes such as ground improvements. The money should not be handed pleased 1 " unions to do with as they «,Z? e T. secretary (Mr A. C. Felton) said that had the remit been in force, the about n £lso0 d laSt year would have been The committee agreed to leave the matter in the hands of Canterburys deleton tO the annual mee ting, at WellingThe committee appointed Messrs W. C. Dailey. R. W. Blazey, H. C. Blazey, R. R. Masters, and J. H. Parker the union’s delegates to the annual meeting of the New Zealand Rugby Union. Tne committee decided to nominate Mr R. R. Masters for president of the New, Zealand union, Mr R. W. Blazey for the New Zealand council, and Mr J. H. Parker for the executive.