MEETINGS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 192, 14 August 1911, Page 6

MEETINGS.

KLLERSUE BOWLING CLUB, The annual meeting of the club was held In the Parish Hall an Saturday evening last, Mr George Wilkinson, president, iu ' 'the chair. The report of the outgoing committee tor The first year aS the club's existence was of a highly satisfactory nature. A nne large section fronting Jubilee-road (Education Endowment Reserve) has been ■ secured by the purr-base of the lease, and ao eight-rink green lias been laid down. A building on the site has been removed and renovated to suit the requirements of the members as a pavilion. The necessary draining and fencing have beeu completed, and when water and gas have been installed all will be In readiness for the opening of the season. The statement of accounts and balance-sheet showed that the club's financial position was a safe one, the assets exceeding the liabilities by £4O. The following officers were elected for the current year:—President. Mr Geo. Wilkinson (re-elected); vice-presidents, Messrs M. M. iMcCallum. C. H. McKiuney, and S. Somerfield; secretary and treasurer, Mr T. N. Peek (re-elected): committee, Messrs Chatwln, I>irhy, Hewson, Jenkins. Laud, and A. McNeil: green superintendent, Mr A Hill; auditor, Mr Hugh Gerard (reelected). The President and Mr McKlnney were appointed to act as the clnb's delegates to the Auckland Provincial Bowling Association. Votes of thanks were accorded to the outgoing committee, the hon. auditor, and Mr C. Z. Clayton for his kind services as hon. solicitor. ELL.ERSL.IE SCHOOL COMMITTEE. At ito meeting on Friday last, the School Committee, on the motion of Mr T. X. Peek, unanimously approved of the medical examination of the pupils attending the public school, and considered that 6uch examination should be followed by medical treatment at the expense of the State, in all cases where the circumstances of the parents debarred them from paying for such treatment.