RUGBY UNION.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 141, 20 June 1911, Page 5

RUGBY UNION.

~ THe. €%riniitte^ of the Jj-larlb^uiJißugby ' t[iiioii met last eyenijig, ]&h<& fdlkiwing members being pttopht'f..;■• SaEessii;a::H;>>Mills^(chairm«n^ HLR ;•■■ Baggey: J^-fiD: "Morrison,,, ;Wande^;-;i(^e^^taJpy)iv. i/t^/^.---} ■ ,•':-;'" Leiave V of; - ; ab^smce ■■< :• was / / granted ■MessiTs-;;E.':F;-fjebly,' WJ/M. \Jjmihie, ;J. : .".Strickland, iarid. Grahp.m" Griffitbi.

:"■ TH^i-;WELLiN6TQN ;y^i*.': .. '!■■ . Mr Millsi, moved that; Mr R. Wanden be appointed , manager of ' the; representative .team to. go to Welling-' "Con." ■" ;". ;, ."'",;" .•■ ..:■..■"■ •■".. '. ' \

Mr G. C. Griffith* Wconded:' the motion, which; was parried; 'r'T3i©; matter of the'selection of the referee for the representative match in Wellington was left,in the Hands of the manager. . ; .1, "■■;. ' \ AN APOLOGY. ■ ", . The apology of Mr Geo. Edwards for his conduct at the niatcili on June 3rd was accepted. ' ■ ;; :

A PROTEST

The protest Moutero v. Waitohi for the junior match of June 10th was deferred until July 3rd for furciner information. ,

NELSON SQUARE.

It was resolved to wrilie 'to the Waitohi Club and inform them that they must put their ground in order, by doing the work as suggested in the report laid before the Union.

JUNIOR CUP

The Drawings Committee report recommended that there be four rounds in the junior contest. It was decided that the matter be deferred until next meeting.

CONDOLENCE. Mr Griffiths, moved that a vote of condolence with Messrs R. and G. Forbes in tko death of their father be recorded by the Union. Mr Baggo seconded.—Carried. The Union then rose.