RUGBY FOOTBALL

Hokitika Guardian, 10 May 1938, Page 3

RUGBY FOOTBALL

WESTLAND SITH-UNION ■MEETS. ATr F. Freitas was in the chair at the usual weekly meeting of the Westland 'Rugby Sub-Union held last evening at 7 o'clock. The following members were present: Messrs S. More, W. Kearns, A. Stevenson, J. Couls'on, D. Breeze, ,J. Howat, 1). Spence, A. Lawn, G. Barrett and E. W. Hoonan (secretary). Apologies for C. L. Harper and W. H. Stopforth. The caretaker of the square reported that the Square was cutting up on the western side. Referees reports were read and received. It was res-.'ved to alter the light so as to better illuminate mid field. Ik. Taiuni and R. .1. Scott were granted reclassification from senior to junior grade. The Rival football club wrote supplying full information in regard to their club and membership. 'Pile letter was received and it was decided that the club •xi accented and plac'd in the junior competition, players to become financial to their original clubs if any. An application for a transfer from Pirate seniors to Excelsior seniors by A lister Johnson was deferred for one week. The foboning fixtures were set down for Saturday:— JUNIOR. ' ] Kiwis v. Excelsiors at Gass Kqua’-r J Ross v. Tvokatahi at Kokutahs, 2 TV p.m. Ruatapu v. Pirates at Rnat.apu, 2.J0 o. . Pirates v. Arahura at Arahura, 2.45 p. TH rRD-GRA DE. c '-- I r'ol v. Excelsiors at Cass •Square. IP" o.m. Kiwis v. Pirates at Wooilstock, 2.45 p.m. The .Arahura-Piralcs in n ini* fixture "ef do'vii bo lie rdaved ef, Won'lSfe-ck K-.i(nrfl->v was discussed and if; was fin"dlv decided that the match be renlaved ni j ('ass Ron are at. a later date b" ( •Tint in al| future eases the rules would tie strietlv enforced. The election i-T senior end junior selee. tnrs wps then held and Messrs Freitas. Monro and AT. Hrar-tcn innr.. were eleeted senior spteelers end Afeu..---! n,...|. rich. C'~ul°cn and Perl itp-ior coW+ors. AI essrs ST ovenson. ITavUI and P'mv- | rolt. .were apnoiut"d toicli'i'ie judges.