OTAGO CENTRE, N.Z.A.A.A.
TO THli EDITOR. Sir,—Tn issxrc of last evening there ap]»aral a letter signed "Harrier," in which he deals with the complaint read fit the Centre- meeting tonic few weeks ago in regard to [.resent system of supplying trophies. Seeing that he was kind enough to give my mane prominence, I desire to say that my idvicc to him, seeing that he has studied ihe N./L\.A.A. rules so much. is to get his cluh to 6end him as a delegate tc_ the Centre. Then the motion, which failed to find a seconder, would have a friend who has a keen desire to sei-ve the sixty-six petitioners, and at the same time he would get his understanding satisfied. By doing vhis he would he helping along those wh) cerve on the Centre, and he could he judged by his labors m ihe cause of amateurism. - lie should not hide himself undou- a uom de plume, and take exception to the work of others who have the courage of their opinions. Now, " Harlier," come oi>t in the open and sign your i.ame. your letter will receive" due attention.—l am, etc., Jchn R. Wilson. Vice-prasidaiit Otago Centre, N.Z.A A \ July 21.
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Evening Star, Issue 14117, 21 July 1909, Page 4
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