ROWING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 208, 3 September 1938, Page 20

ROWING.

WEST END CLUB. ANNUAL REPORT. The past season has been somewhat disappointing, states the report to be presented at the fifty-fourth annual general meeting of the West End Rowing Club next Tuesday night. The success hoped for in regatta and inter-club races was not attained, although social activities were very satisfactory. The membership stands at 51, a decrease of 11 over the previous season. The decrease is not in the interests of the club and members are urged to make every effort to increase the roll for the coming season Ihe accounts disclose a cash credit balance of £7 7/4. Subscriptions T-? Un tf \.? ll!) ,!•/«. » nd donations 9,0, the expenditure was I Joi n i-i, acc , oUnted , for bv ro ** att a expenses, t..t> l'/: plant and maintenance, £64 17/2 A pleasing feature to note is that outstanding subscriptions total only £5 10/ J* %^ alu Su° n r,ant was estimated at ih e club was represented at all provincial regattas and the success gamed was only three wins (including the Somervjlle Shield) and four seconds. The f pa + '/ w ® n the A R.A. championship gailed'fourth^^lTce Zealand cha ™«hips