MANIOTOTO COUNTY FOOTBALL COMMITTEE.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XL, Issue XL, 3 June 1910, Page 3

MANIOTOTO COUNTY FOOTBALL COMMITTEE.

A meeting of the above was held at' .Ranfuriy on Friday evening. Present .—Messrs R. Allison, (chair), T. l*in- ? der, R. Haig, John Beattie, D. Grant, t F. Reid, T. Huddleston, W. Beattie, : C. Dougherty, A. Paterson, W. De- ' laney. j Minutes. } The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed on the mo- ■ tion of Messrs - Paterson and Grant. | Changes in Committee. j Mr Pinder, Ranfuriy, was elected to the committee in place of Mr 'W. Smith, who resigned, and Mr F. Reid, j Matakanui, was elected in place of ! Mr G. Cameron who also resigned. j Disqualifications. j Proposed By. Mr J. Beattie, and , seconded by Mr Delaney—That L. ! Huddleston, Matakanui, and W. Keys, i Middlemarch, be disqualified fo'- one ! -Playing Saturday for "striking each other. —Carried. j Proposed by Mr Haig, and seconded ! by Mr Paterson—That J. O'Donnell, ! .of Ranfuriy F.C., be disqualified.-for one,playing Saturday.' : ; , As an amendment, Mr W. Beattie moved, and Mr D. Grant seconded— That hebe disqualified for three weeks. The motion was carried, and the amendment lost. General. . Proposed by Mr R. Allison, and seconded by Mr W. Beattie—That the Secretary be instructed to write to Mr Armstrong, photographer, . Dunedin, and to Mr T. Gallagher, re the lost county team photos (1908), and find out if. Mr D. Grant, late manager of the team, received same and what became of them.— Carried. Proposed by Mr Haig, and seconded by Mr Delaney—That the Matakanui-

lianfurly match be played over again, and. that the date of the match be left to the club to arrange, and if they fail to agree the date to be fixed by the .vice-president and secretary.—Carried. Proposed by Mr Delaney, and seconded by Mr W. Beattie—l hat Middlemarch s appeal claiming thematch against Cambrian be dismissed—Carried. Proposed by Mr Allison, and seconded by Mr J. Beattie— That Naseby's appeal match against Matakanui be left' in the hands of the O.E.F.U. vo deal with.—Carried. . ■ The usual vote to the chair terminated the meeting.