FOOTBALL.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8851, 20 April 1909, Page 6

FOOTBALL.

MANAWATU REFEREES' ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of the above association was held in the Working Men's Club last evening. Present: Messrs C. H. Warden (in the chair), Payne, Drew, Duthie, Frew, E. Nash, Freeman, Munday, and Cleland. An apology was received from Rev C. C. Harper. The report and balance-sheet, showing a healthy state of affairs, was adopted. The following officers were elected —President, Mr C. H. Warden; vicepresident, Mr E. Nash; secretary, Mr O. H. Cleland; executive committee, Messrs Frew, Foote, Freeman, and Manning; appointment committee, president, vice-president, and secretary. Mr Payne's action in nominating Mr A. N. Gibbons as vice-president of the New Zealand Association was approved. The Secretary was instructed to write to the President of the Rugby Union in connection with the proposal to form a branch of the association at Feilding. It was decided to hold meetings on .the first and third Wednesdays ■of each month, the next meeting to be on Wednesday, the 28th. Votes of thanks were passed to the retiring secretary, Mr Willis; to Mr Pavne, the association's representative to the New Plymouth Conference; and to the Press of Palmerston and Feilding for prominence given to the association's doings.

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