FOOTBALL.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12571, 7 March 1919, Page 5

FOOTBALL.

SOUTH CAh'TEEBUBT CLT7J3. k largely attended meeting was held te the Oddfellows’ Hall, Bangiora, last ’eTWf in? with' tile object of resuscitating the .North Canterbury Football Club, which has been dormant since J. 914. Alt H. A. Arch* dull was in the chair. ■ ■ • A motion of sympathy with the relatives nf eleven members of the club, who had paid the supreme sacrifice in the war, was paused. On the motion of Mr H. M. Hawkins, it was resolved to revive the club, and thefollowing officers were elected Patron, thqf , Hon I). Buddo, M.P.; president, Mr H. ■ A.,vr ArohchUl; vice-presidents, Messrs H. R. Mix, H. M. Hawkins, G. Gibbp-Gorclon, MScott, sen.. It. Ivinlcy, J. B. Grosswell, S. A. Webber, W. E. Barton, W. Efford, W. Mackenzie, C. AlUngtmi, T. H. Pulley,. H. Uufiadinc, F B. Glasgow, W. A. Banks ami I)r T. A. Will; secretary, Mr J. Kinky; treasurer, Mr T. Hills; auditor, ,Mr A.. Sliankland; committee, Messrs C. Tyler, P. C. Prcstncy, E. Trollope, T-. Sliankland, H. M Chappell. A Broach and- Sergeant-innjor Phillips: elnb captain. Mr VT. K-, Coekroft; team conch. Sergeant-major Phillips. It was decided to apply for reafßlintion , with the Csnterbnrv Busby Union, nnd, ■ Messrs H. A. Arehdall and ,T. B,CrcaswelJ'■ were anpointed delegates. It was decided' that tho annual subscription should bo' 5i for adults and 2s Gd for those under twentyone, also that soldiers who had been on active service should bt admitted free for tha ensuing ve-ar. It- was decided to open, tbw season on Saturday, April 12, also , to. hay® the chib colours, naw blue, register id.",