OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.

Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2098, 12 April 1922, Page 5

OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.

TAKEN BY TEACHERS. i (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Last Night. /.The Minister for Education ptatea feat teachers are taking the oath of Mlegiatice, and that so.far-.there have ■MB no reluafeia.JF "* \

MANAWATU GOLF CLUB. I ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the Manawatu Golf Club was held last night, when there was a large attendance Of members. REVIEW OF THE YEAR. The annual report, which was adopted, stated that during me pa.it season the various ciuu competitions were most keenly contested, u iio ciuu enamyipusnip was ;i o aui won i>y A. EKsieut, C. Ciemems being runnerup. '.me middle-weight chaiupioiioiup was won by F. .>. Neweiiliu.ni; the , junior by Major Boil; the .Uei-iardy cup by .i. E. i.uw.'.i; the PiunKet Cup i.y C. Clements; Li. and A. cup by A. iilKSteat, runner-up \Y". Seifert; Nathan Cup by \V. ivlcMilian; Military service Cup by C. Clements; .Uecunnan Cup by P. H. Coolie and Coionci \Vnyte. There was groat interest in the Biackmuro louroome, winch reouitea m a tie between -J. Stout and Captain Mead, and Captain Gorton and L. Gorton, tne former being the I Winners or the play-oft. The summer golfers held a vuy successful i tournament during tic Christmas 'holiday:-:, which members must thank |jv VV. Cave for running, and also for I the splendid work lie put m during me season as games secretary. It was with regret that they had to ! iannounce' the: resignations or several! well-known members, who had departed from this district. Amongst these the club would specially miss A. Ekstedt, V. Freeth, C. Cements, P. C. Freeth and H. Freeth, who haei been classed with leading players, and haci been a source of great strength in matches with other clubs. Of these, A. E'Kstedt wouia remain as a country member. .Special mention .should j be made of the fact that during the j last season the club won the Wilson I Cup from iho Wanganui <'iub, who had held it tor so many years. The | team that, under the able- captaincy j of R. P. Abraham, secured this covet- \ ed trophy, might wall feel proud of its I success. During the year the score- | lary had received the greatest assist-1 nnee from the president (Mr H, U. Cooper) ana the treasurer (Mr E G. i sini). The open tournament was won by i G. Saunders, with J. C. Bidwiil as : runner-up. .OFFICERS ELECTED. The election of office-bearers for the ensuing year resulted as follows:--) President, P. A. Mc-Hardy; vice-pre-sident, W. L. Fitzherbert; trustee, T. A. Moodie; captain, S. W. Rapley; I hon. secretary, L. A. Abraham; hon. j treasurer, E. Q. Sim; committee. W. j Strang, A. Seifert, A. X. Barraud, H. ! [Cooper, W. Seifert, Martyn Abraham; | auditor, W. E. Bendall. As the rules of the club arc to be | re-compiled, the meeting recommendled tha> the committee be increased ! by two. Bpeoial votes of thanks were ac- ! corded Messrs W. Seifert (chairman |of the green committee), E. W. Cave (games secretary), II." R. Cooper (retiring president), E. G Sim (treasurer), and to Messrs A. Seifert. IT. ColJinson and H. L. Young for panels presented to the club house. A vote of thanks to the Racing Club for the use of its premises concluded the meeting.