N.Z. CRICKET COUNCIL

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 114, 10 November 1933, Page 5

N.Z. CRICKET COUNCIL

THE ANNUAL (MEETING

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, November 9. The annual meeting of the New Zealand Cricket Council was held tonight. •- ..■■ Mr A. T. Donnelly, for the manage, ment committee, asked for a direction respecting the appointment jf Be|«wr6, the conference having rejected an amendment to the draft rules to provide that four selectors should be .appointed one from each major association, instead ,o£ the committee having discretionary, powef io appoint one, two, three, or four as pro. PbsecUn the draft rules. H««4j^ cved that the rule agreed to. in Octobpu 19^, provided for the appointment of fon* selectors, one from each major aviation, and, as the draft rules £■* W** agreed to, the 1929 rule remained m force. Jlr Donnelly said that the committe. had sent; to Australia, two suggested itineraries for the team in New Zealand. The proposal was that the team shouj* arrive Pin New Zealand early in February and stay seven or eight weeks.. Two Test 'matches would be p.layed, one m Duncdm and one in Wellington. . Officers were elected as follows:-Pat-ron, his Excellency the Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe; president, Mr. J. -*™*f • vice-presidents, the presidents of; affiliated associations;- management- committee. Messrs. A. T. Donnelly, E. R. Cayg.ll, J. Ramsden, H; M. Taylor, and Dr. Foster; treasurer, Mr. D. L. WanWyii, secretary, Mr. W. H. Winsor; auditor. Mr. A. E. Byrne.