TE KAWA SPORTS.

Waipa Post, Volume XXI, Issue 1211, 28 February 1922, Page 8

TE KAWA SPORTS.

J A PULL PROGRAMME. In spite of hard times, tight money, and other difficulties, Te Kawa is once more to the fore with an attractive programme for the second annual sports meeting. £6O being offered in prize money. A strong committee has had matters in hand for some little time now, and it only requires fine weather and a generous public support to make an even better showing that last year. The following officials have (been appointed:— Patron: F. F. (Hockly, Esq., MP.; president, Myles Coverdale, Esq.; vicepresidents, Messrs J. Cruickshank, F. Potts, Frank Potts, A. Burton, G. Blennerhassett, Frank Quin, J. O'Sullivan, E. E. Perrin, J. B. Teasdale (Junr.), Lr. Bayly. T. Kenealy, and H. Jarvis; horse events judge, Mr W. Finlay; starter. Mr J. iDalziel (Junr.); stewards, Messrs J. Thomson and J. Neilson; athletic events judges, Messrs S. G. ißroadbent and L. N. Gane; starter and handicapper, Mr C. S. Mexted; stewards, Messrs J. Baxter and T. "White; call steward, Mr J. J. Brady; stewards, for competitions and shooting, Messrs C. S. McLean, J. Murcott, and S. Clark; committee, Messrs H. W. Henderson (chairman), J. Baxter, >M. Prendergast, A. Burton, J. J. Brady, P. Coe, J. Dalziel, L. N. Gane, C. S. Mexted, J. Neilson, C. S. McLean, S. <5. Broadbent, J. W. Thomson, J. Murcott, R. Grant, T. White, <D. Monrad, and E. Campbell; hon. secretaries, Mr P. H. Smith and Mr *S. Clark; treasurer. Mr S. Clark.