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APPLICATION TO MINISTER. I MORRINSVILLE SPORTS BODIES. l .’l‘imes Representative.) TE AROMA, Friday. A combined meeting of the various sporting and athletic clubs was held in ’l‘e Arc-ha last evening to consider the recent promise of the Minister of Internal Affairs, the lion. W. E. Parry. lo consider favourably an application for an uri union to raise funds for improvements to ilerries Memorial Park. The chairman. .\lr \V‘. C. Kennedy. submitted plans showing that for the 'xpendiiure of £I4OO it would be 1305sihle to increase the present size of ihe ground by adding approximately two chains to its radius. After discussion .\lr lx’ennnriy was authorised to apply formally lo ihe Minister for the art union prrmit. Several speakers doubted whether ihe 'uli sum of £I4OO would he produced 'l)’ ihe art union, and it was subse—[uently decided to approarh ihe liorough Council to sponsor the im—provement scheme and to, if neces—sary. raise a loan for the purpose.
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Waikato Times, Volume 120, Issue 19947, 25 July 1936, Page 10
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