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HERETAUNGA CLUB MEETING. Mr. Fisher nresided ovef a full attendance of members at the Heretaunga Club’s usual weekly meeting, which was held last evening. The secretary was instructed to communicate with the Mahora Club, inviting them to a polo match at the conclusion of the programme on Friday evening. In order to make definite arrangements for the schools’ championship carnival, it was decided to ask the Primary Schools Sports Association to send a representative to the club’s next meeting. The mattei of an official club blazer was discussed, when it was decided that a sub-committee, consisting of Messrs Weymouth, Kemp and Graham, go into this and report to a later meeting. It was decided to swim the first distance of the War Memorial Cup, which was drawn by the club on Friday, February 5, the secretary being instructed to advise the clubs, and also the ILB. Centre, of this arrangement. \liie following programme was adopted for Friday’s club night:— Final distances Perkis Intermediate Cup 100 yards, Junior Cup 75 yards, Crooks Cup 220 yards, Andereou Cup (ladies) 75 yards, and Campbell Cup (girls) 75 yards; H grade 26 yards, girls’ race 25 yards, junior dive, open dive, noveltv ribbon dive, novelty bottle race, teams’ race. The Crooks Cup 220 yards will count as the open race.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 36, 26 January 1932, Page 5
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