RUGBY FOOTBALL

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21457, 3 April 1933, Page 12

RUGBY FOOTBALL

OSTEND-ONETANGI CLUB The following officers were elected nt, the annual meeting of tho Ostend-Onetanci Rilgby Football Club:—President, Mr. E, Browil; vice-presidents, Messrs. Lichenstein. F. Porter. F. Aliern, J. E. Macalis ter, ji. Williams, T. Finer, C. Butler, sen., J. Kennedy, L. Ashwin, A. F. Day: secre tary and treasurer, Mr. T. O'Brien; club captain, Mr. W. J. Matthews; selectors, Messrs, N. Lovegvovo and L. Ashwin. It was decided to start the season bv holding a seven-n-side tournament, open to all-comers, at Ostend on Easter Saturday, commencing at. 1 p.m. CAM.BK IDGE SUB-UNION [from our own correspondent] . CAMBRIDGE, Saturday The annual meeting of the Cambridge Rugby Sub-Union was held this week, Mr. H. Cubis presiding over, a good attendance The bnlance-Bheet' showed the unicn to bo in a sound financial position. The following officers were elected:—Patran. Mr. F. Lye, M.P,; president, Mr. H. Cubis; vice-presidents. Messrs. W. Curie. B. Brewer and V. Boulfcon; auditor, Mr. W. IT. Woolley; secretary and treasurer. Mr. Edgai James, delegates to Waiknto Union, Messrs. 11. Cubis and Edgar James. It. wns decided that tho number of Benior tennis be limited to four this season, which will open on May 13. Friendly matches nro to be played prior to the oflicinl opening. It was decided to oppose tiny alteration in tho present mles governing the Finlay Cup. Mr W, Webber was elected a life member. THE TE KUITI CLUB . [from our own correspondent] TE KUITI, Saturday The annual meeting of the Te Kuiti Football Club was held last evening, Mr. 13. Tapp presiding over an attendance of about 30 players and supporters. The president's report stated that the club had had one of the most successful seasons experienced. The following officers were elected:— Patron, Mr. J. C. Bolleston; president, Mr. J. C. Mullins; vice-presidents, 19 wero elected; eocretary and treasurer Mr. W. Irving; club captain, Mr. F. Wolfe.