SWIMMING.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14161, 29 September 1911, Page 9

SWIMMING.

OANTEEDURY CENTRE.

A meeting of delegates to the Canterbury Centre of the New Zeaiond Amateur Sf- wllming Association was held )tist night, Mr W. E. D. Biehop presiding. _ It wae decided that tho swimming off ol thj final dietarco for the eehoolgiils championship should toko piece on an afternoon to be fized shortly. ... The New Zealand Association wrote thut the Rules Revision Committee set up by the Council had provided th*t the charapioaehit>* fbodd be allotted for two years ahead, co that in future all centres wcilld have linxpl* notice of the location of the New Zealand championships. Tho allotment would be made at the annual meeting of the Council, to be held shortly. ~'.».. The N«w Zealand Association reported that the oompetiiive section of the Government grant had been allotted as -follows:—Canterbury jE2O, WelHnscton £15, Wanganui £K. Ajickland flo, Hawke's Bay £10, Otago £W, South Canterbury £1 10s, Nelson St 10s and Wtetland £5. Tho ■allocation of the human* portion of th* grant waa held over. Tlve New Zealand Aasodation repotted that Baajford had been roinetated as an amateur swimmer. -,-*.* It was decided to write it> the Defence Office, Chxistchurch. and eek to be furnished wi*h the dates of Territorial parades to o« held durinff the coming: swimming ■season, in order to *ill;»w swimming carnivaL dates to be fitted in fonrenicatly. It wft« reported that the YaMhorst Swtraminsr '""Jub was defiinct, and it was decided to place on record the Centre's appreciation of the *ervi.iea of Mr P. Bowler, that CluVe