OTAGO CENTRE N.Z.A.A.A.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14465, 6 March 1909, Page 3

OTAGO CENTRE N.Z.A.A.A.

A mwiin? <rf I lie Otago Centre X.Z.A.A.A. hold on Mmixlay evening, was attended by Movers J. li. Wilson (vice-presi-dent), J,, tfjiulerson, W. Kudkin. K. C. Anderson. V. Mane, V,. M'Ui.igbl. 11. Mitchell, K. Marrvntt. .!. Drearer. J.i. Scott, ,1. 'I'. Iliiniiinii, and W. Willelv(lion, scorol.'iryj. Tho Kveutive Council wrote notifying that applications for re-iiistalements were dealt with as undor: John Siimiiel Bulling, grained, Charhs Hiiclriiwhi. granted: W. Colvin, refused; Cecil Duncan.granted; David Ileenau, granted subject lo L)im"diii Centre sending iiocsssarv document: Herbert. Leary, referred back lo Duncdin Centre for further information. The council iil.-o nolififtl thai- the dial! prograimne' of Ihe championship meeting had been approved, ami Hint Mr J. B."llolt bad been appointed Hie walking judge. The I!cv. J, Davie (Lumsden) wrote stating thai lie would he a competitor at the championship meeting, and would represent Southland. On the motion of the secretary, it was resolved that a conference of centres he held in Duiicdiu during the championship meeting, and Dial. Miwrs .1. B. Callan. jun., U. G. Andcifon, J. T. Hamann, and W. Willet. bo apnointcd delegates thereto. A Jotter was read from .Mr E. 8. Wilson, secretary of the Cricket Association, stating that, his association regretted that it could not, owing to so many broken Saturdays, see its way lo consent to postponingmatches on the date of the championship tneclmg.-Tho secretary slated that a further letter from the cenlre on the subject had not yet been replied to. At the request of the Canterbury and Wellington Centres, it. was resolved to take entries for the championship meetiV up to the 13th infit. A Idler was read from the President of the Auckland Centre (Mr Myers) regretting Ins inability to he present at the meeting, and wishing it every success. The request of t!ic Dimcdin Sports Club to include an amateur 220 Yards and a lialf-mde event in its programme for March 13 was approved, and Messrs Andcrson and Marryatt were appointed to represent the centre at the meeting. the delegates to the proposer] conference were instructed to support the headquarters ot the association being moved to Wellington, and they were instructed lo brin" the matter of New fcalaiui Cross-cotlntrv Uiainpioiiships forward at the conference."