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Becks. The annual meeting of (he Beets Cricket Club was held at Becks on Sept. I/th. Mr T. H. Mec presided. It was decided to start cricket again, as the war had put a stop to it in 1914. The balance-sheet, showing a credit balance of £2 Is 9d, was read and adopted. The opening day was fixed for October 1 ith. The club intend to put down a concrete pitch this season. The following were elected office-bearers for the ensuing year : —President, Mr T. H. Mee; Vice-presidents, Messrs Jas. Sheppard, Jas. Clouston, M. Hamilton and R. L. Smith ; secretary, Mr R. Mee ; Captain, Mr J- Leask ; deputy-captain, Mr R. Mee ; match committee, Messrs J. Leask, T. H. Mee and R. Mee.
Chatto Creek. A large gathering of cricket enthusiasts attended a meeting at Chatto Creek, to form a club in the district. A large number of members was enrolled and there is every prospect of having a strong clubThe following office-bearers were elected : Patron, Dr Gladstonc ; President, Mr J. R. Marks ; Vice-presidents, Messrs R. Jopp, R. Mclntosh, A. Reid, Geo. Asquith, D. Kinney, A. Kinney, D. Brown, W. Fraser, G. McGlashan, S. R. Croft, W. Pitches, F. Bloy, J. Love, T. Butler ; Captain, MrL. Glceson ; Coach, Mr T. Hogan ; Secretary and treasurer, Mr L. Gleeson. The subscription was fixed at 5s for the season. 1
ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WAKATIPtj. In pursuance of the provisions of the Legislature Act, 1908, and its amendments, public notice is hereby given that the roll for the above electoral district has been deposited for public inspection at the undermentioned places : POST OFFICES. Queenstown, Bannockburn Lower Sbotover, Cromwell, Upper Shotovcr, Earnscleugh Franklon, Alexandra, Gibbston, Bald Hill Flat Cardrona, Coal Creek Flat Skippers, Roxburgh Pembroke, Dum barton, Makarora Wharf, El trick, Makarora ■ Millers Flat Hawea Flat, Horseshoe Bend Albert Town, Island Block Luggate, Rac’s Junction Linclis Pass Moa Flat Lindis Crossing, Beaumont, Bendigo, Lee Stream, Queens berry, ’ Clarks, Lowborn Ferry, Middlemarch, Man ng aw era, Nga pun a, Maori Point, Rock & Pillar Macetown, Hyde Railway, Tanas, Hyde, Wharehuanui, Kokonga, Anhui’s Point, Hamilton South (Pukepouri), Paradise Tiroiti, Glenorchy, Patearoa, Kin loch, Paerau, Kingston, Ophir, Garston, Pool burn, Nokomai, Moa Creek, Otama, Chatto Creek, Wcndon, Omakau, Wendonside, Lauder, Wendon Valley, Auripo, Waipounamu, Ida Valley, Waikaia, St. Bathans, Waikaka, Cambrian Clyde, Becks, Nevis, Dry bread, Kawarau Gorge, Matakanui. COURTHOUSES. Queenstown, Clyde, Cromwell, Alexandra, Arrowtown, Roxburgh, Police Stations. Pembroke St. Bathans Ophir, Waikaia. Dated at Queenstown this 17th day of September, 1919. A. E. REYNOLDS, Registrar of Electors
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Dunstan Times, Issue 2989, 29 September 1919, Page 5
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419CRICKET. Dunstan Times, Issue 2989, 29 September 1919, Page 5
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