SWIMMING CONTROL.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 245, 15 October 1926, Page 12

SWIMMING CONTROL.

AUCKLAND CENTRE MEETING. Centre a nf DU A! m N ? M,n 8 °f tn <> Auckland a2£«£. 4 h a P s last night. Mr. E. H. Pouer presidfng °° mS The chairman referred to the annual report i already published!, and stated tha > the Centre was in a good position He congratulated the members on the stirrer obtains! last year, and wished every suewi^Vh^Xer^^ George Baildon: president. Mr. E H Vnt ter: vice-presidents. Messrs. J. r' R eil af,i E. T. Taylor. A. Hodgson. P. R. ?ra? er an< i (r. Foster; chairman of Centre, Mr Tγ Hobbs Jones: vice-chairman. Mr R Cow ley: secretary. Mr. H Moore:" treasurer! Mr. C. A Edenborough; education officer vihill ; IOCaI o£Bcer ' Ur - D - Mr. Hobbs Jones, in returning thanks for his re-election as chairman, slid the fact ? J . ,° W , , Zealand championships beinheld In Auckland meant that a great deal of work would fall on the officials It m up to them to allow no rivalry between the individuals and the clubs to mar the advnncemenr of the sport. He asked that the discussions be free from acrimony a D d their criticism be constructive. The "programme for the championships was to be distributed almost at once, and the various committees vvoulrl have to be set up. With wholehearted co-operation on the part of the delegates there was no doubt that swimming in Auckland would advance as it had done in the past.