CYCLING.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 11013, 10 July 1901, Page 6

CYCLING.

A meeting of the Committee of the I Christchurch Cycling Club was held in the ' club-house, filourester street, on Monday i <«venir«;. Mr W. K. Thompson , in the chair. It w;is decided t/» apply to the Lancastw Park Coinv)any for the use of the ground on December 16th next. The following team was picked to represent the Club in the inter-club billiard , tourney against the Union t'.C, at. the Pioneer rooms, next Friday:—F. Nicholson, P. Drayton, W. i E. lliompson, T. Boyd, H. Ritohie; emer- \ genoies, j. Burgeen and D. Ryan. It, was • decided to write to all ovciing oltibs in Christohurch, ?sking for a list, of members . who had left their clubs without paying their subscriptions, the Committee being of ; opinion that each clubs should wcchaiiofe j such lists. It was decided to accent, ,-vn ! invitation to the wed-ding of Mr J. Boyd. ■ one of the chib's oldest members. Power • was given to the secretory to sue at once, j through the Club's solicitor, for all sub- | scriptipns and moneys owing. Two new members were elected. In a lcttw received by the Christchurch Cycling Club from Mr Oeo. Sutherland, the | Xciv ZprjLand champion, who is now winter- j ing at Wyalong. New South Wales, he states j that there, is a tine four-lap track in the. j township on which he docs his work, in view J of the racing seison He further states that j ;» Mr J. Pnnce, from America., will shortly j iUTive iii New Zealand, and endeavour to | have some foui-lup board cracks put down ] in the ctJony. Sutherland that Mr I

Prince i? an expert on tins class of track, and Christchurch will be the first place he will db business in.