KAKARAMEA SPORTS

Taranaki Daily News, 13 February 1933, Page 10

KAKARAMEA SPORTS

MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION.

.The Kakaramea Sports and Agricultural Association held its annual meeting on Friday night. There was a large attendance. Mr. F. S. Tarrant, was chairman. Mr. Tarrant gave a brief report of the meeting held in 1931, when the club held the sports despite the bad times. There was a good attendance and the entries were satisfactory. The dance was a.- success, showing a fair margin of profit. Last year the sports were not held as the meeting was not called until too late, and the president was away from the district . Mr. Tarrant expressed appreciation or the co-operation given by every member of the, club during the 13 or 14 years the association had made a name for itself by providing a good day’s outing for the residents of South Taranaki. The balance-sheet showed a credit balance of £l4l 15s. Id. Mr. K. Carmichael congratulated Mr. Tarrant on his report and work for the club and extended: to him a warm welcome to Kakaramea. The following general committee was elected:—Messrs. J. T. Dyer, P. Oakley, A. Fowler, R. Wilson, S. Boyd, E. Pearce, F. Shield, H. Hall, J. Christie, J. S. Watt, S. Hobbs, D. Hamblyn, K Bourke, F. Hamblyn, K. Stockman, P. Herbert, H. Watt, P; Dryer, N. Hodge, E. Oakley, L. Pope, J. Kerrisk, R. Dryer, sen. G. Meharry, S. Lord, G. Matthews, A. Ward and G. Leydon. Mr. Tarrant was elected a life member of the association as an appreciation of his services. It was decided unanimously that a meeting be held on April 26. •The meeting was adjourned until next Friday in order to arrange a progranule and to appoint stewards and offi* cials.