SANDON

Manawatu Standard, Volume LI, Issue 181, 3 July 1931, Page 12

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•Trrcn. Our o=c Corresrcnaent-i SAXDON, V. The usual pacta* shoot the R£3e dab on Moncay -Uyy ij, sh-coting was well u? to tse —-a tor Mr a. *°-_ 4 - 7G __^s_ c;:a.*; scores: —P-A- _d jU rrr V- p- sro e, 135: I. Edwards- & E <ffl f“^^3 S^cr* r, F' Lumsden’ cSilif m“p«^. : «^W Sr*. & G&. ,;; Vc A 0:\: A ~? &S&8? s-119; A. McCormick, cc —c-J —o. ■„ A meeting of the management cf the Te Kawau Sub-Umon was ~e-G c-n Tuesday night, wnen Mr H. J- = oresided. Before comm eneing me ormnarj baseness, the chairman race 55" : ferer.ee to the death of Mr VT i of Sanson and of Mr G. A Burm_ . * s ■Or ora Downs. A motion or sympathy •/' ; ! the relatives 'was carried in _ silence- co-j | S resocndence was reac ar.a ces.t w:-_ - , follows :—From P.angiotu Schco- _ _ry , mittee regarding the weight ot prayers j school games.—lt was resolved to adner. • to the rules as drawn up. From tre Mans- j waitt Rugby Council staring tea: a. trial ■ : game. North v. South, nad oeen a—angec. ; 1 a- Fell ding for Juiv 3.—Agreed to.. From I the P.anmtikei Sub-Union wrtn rererence ! to Messrs Kane, Johnston. tVr.iams and ; Searancke tin vine in me Te K a,.u nu:> ; Union.—Resolved that _a; the Awahuri ■ Club offered no objection a clearance ue j granted to Messrs Kane. Johnston aria j Williams. Tee Awahuri delegates opposed j a clearance for Searancke and the oojec- : non was upheld, ire chairman reported j cr the seven-aside tournament and a j heartv vete of thanks was accorded tee ■ Oroua Downs Club cmcials. In connection • with the seven-aside tournament. it was j decided to recommend the incoming committee to arrange the tournament fer me j onening of the season, and that the touma- j ment be onen to all clubs. It- was resor, ed | that the secretary write to the Manawatu Rugby Council suggesting a md-wees. i game between Oroua Downs Club and tee | leading Palmerston North team. The j Oroua Downs Club applied tor J. Mul- j I:ns. P. Sargison and. B. Leach to oe | graded senior to junior, and this was ; agreed to.