HARRIERS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 121, 25 May 1931, Page 5

HARRIERS

WANGANUI CLUE SUN-OUT AT UPPER ARAMOHO STIFF FOUR-MILE COURSE # stiff four-mile course was set fn harriers on Saturday afternoo over the propert. of Mr Roland Youn at Aramoho. Forty runuers lined u and were sent off in three packs s that all should be running with men o their own strength, ability and stain ina. Good performances were put up by H Ede. who out-distanced his pack b; about two minutes, C .Weller, who re turned the fastest time for the run, am K. Johnston. Afternoon tea was provided by Mr Roland Young, who was assisted bj

/Mrs C. R. White, 'Misses G ate, Len 1 nard and Leach. 1 A special general meeting was holt [after hungry appetites had been satis I tied. A new set of rules drawn up b> | the committee and Mr ’E. Pleasant was read and confiremd by those pre , | sent. On the motion of Mr C. R. White who is president of the club, a vote o; thanks was accorded Mr Pleasants fu the work and trouble to which he hai gone in compiFng the set of rules. dt Mr (t. Moore, club captain, thankei >n Mr and Mrs Young for their hospi *g tality in allowing the club to run ovei ip the property and for the splendic so afternoon tea, calling for three cheer; jf from his clubmates. Mr Young briefl} n- replied, and said that he hoped the} would come again before the colse ol I. the season. >y The following were among those e- present: E. Pleasants, G. Moore, R id Edwards, E. Carde, B. Cave, B. Clark Greagor, A. Bourgeois, J. Toomath rs S. Minnell, J. Irvin, J. Pawso*n, A iv McKay. D. McKay, R. Shaw, Peroey,

Foster. B. Kendrick. J. Carde. S. Dustin, H. Ede, L., K., and O. Bilderbeck, E. Cry sell, C. Granville, R. Seal, F. and A. Hosking, C. Weller, K. and G. Johnston, M. Granville, A. Qorrv, 8. Graham, K. Low. and Messrs McKay (handicapper), and J. Davis (trainer).