V.M.C.A. ELOCUTION CLUB.
The first? annual meeting of the V.M.C.A. Elocution Club was held in the association's building last night. The chairman (Mr. R. A. Kenner) presided over a good attendance of members. The annual report and balance-sheet were read and adopted, the latter showing a credit balance. The election of officers for the "ensuing year resulted as follows-. —Chairman, Mr. R. W. MeCohnell; secretary, Mr. E. M." Walters; committee, Messrs. P. J.- Watts, F. E. Ward, and A. T. Linzey; auditor, Mr. J. M. Elliffe. At the conclusion- of the business the retiring chairman (Mr. R. A. Kenner), in view of his approaching marriage, was made the recipient of two hand-somely-bound volumes of Byron and Lowell. Mr. Kenner suitably responded.
The body-of a child is missing, and as a result two women, Edith Ray (40), married, of Westerham Road, Ley ton, and Mary Potter (32), widow, her sister, have -been committed for trial by the Stratford (London) magistrate. It is alleged that Potter gave bfrth, to a child in December last. She asserts that the child was born. rloi/J onJ tliiif. cU ~tf,Mv>lvw<. ;« _~ n .
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 72, 25 March 1915, Page 2
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