MANAWATU RACING CLUB
PRESIDENT PAYS TRIBUTE TO LATE SECRETARY “i'wish to mate a few remaiks in reference to our late secretary, ’ ’ stated Mr C. Louisson, president, at a meeting of the committee of the ManaAvatu Racing Club on Tuesday night. “His early demise is much to be regretted; he was a very young man of great promise, and achieved most valuable work in connection with his duties as secretary of the Manawatu Racing Club. I think you all know as well as I do what a great asset he was to the club, while his abilities were well known by all the racing fraternity in New Zealand. He was a man racing could ill afford to lose, He had great knowledge of all matters connected with the sport and also had the ability of giving effect to his ideas; We all sincerely regret his loss and offer his wife and family our profound sympathy,” concluded the speaker, who then moved that the meeting adjourn as a mark of respect to the deceased’s memory.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 7066, 27 January 1933, Page 10
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