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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 219, 13 September 1923, Page 9

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eutj . u<l ! ELLERSLIE CLUB. it.- ! • ltd J an Th» animal nieetins of the ahovp riuh , n .r '; was held liist pvenins in rhe Library Hall ult ° Panmi.rc Eoatl. Ellerslir. Mr. A. Aiknn >ia. sidinjs ov<*r n and enthusiastic gather- -. ou mc "f members. Th M BPcretary'a ntd presented hy Mr. 1.. Bethel, cnngrriilarpij rifU ' rl,, ' rl,lb " n rh,> suro,>ss laar season rj'S ' n illrn^n w "i nn i n ? tho Ctip, the first jna. eleven winn'M a " championship marches p^ d I plaj-e.l. Two teams competed in the thinl P. lU ! BratlP. rlie A ream being rminers-np. an.l rtlt the B team also being fairly succesHful ■!?* The trpamjrefa re t ,,.rt showed a small ~i I credit balance, also a surplus of assets ,'"l I over liabilities amonntlng t» £32. ' . ! For the eustiinc year. Sir F. W. Ijinc ' and Mr. \V. J. Jordan. M.P.. wore elect*! ~ I patrons of rhe club. The following officers ,'.. were also elected:—President. Mr c r l,a " Clayton: secretary. Mr. Ge,,. Harrison" ,rri ' treasurer. Mr. W. A. Cowan: .-ommittee. f r ? I Messrs. Miskill. Ports. Batter. A Warti Aia I Stanley. Proud. 1.. White. MeSwann Blew.' r J I den. Boaden. and Mr. A. Aiken .chairman I • '. * i .lelejrates to Suburban Cricket Association' ■" , ' r j Messrs. Potts. Stanley, and Boaden ■ sWee- *"" ! tion committee. Messrs. Stanley, Potts! and be i Blewden. _ i It was unanimously decider] to enr.er a teams for the first, second, and third jpSnl" P^cUce^ n ,. on : Zon j as public school {.-round is available. JVX. I