SWIMMING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18184, 22 September 1924, Page 13

SWIMMING.

LINWOOD CLUB. At iho annual merlins o? {he Amateur Swimming Club, Mr »H, F. Herbert presided over 2- gooci fltieiadauctt of member?. The chairman, i-i moving the adoption of the report and balar.ce-sbcct, .cc-ujrrahikted tho members on the succces which had hcen achieved during the season. He urged ail members to hsrd for "{he club, which although ho.d a promising future. Mr A. "K. Diclil proposed that the club should affiliate with the Canterbury Cm:re. In dcinij so it ivould give inemoers an op» poviunity of competing in carnivals, and this vrould help to improve the stanctird 01 swimiciiiT. It was left to the committee to apl-ly for a Citation. The c'ociion of officers rcsolied S3 follows Patron, }[- I>. <'• Sullivan, iI.P.; president, iJr K. F. Herbert; vice-presi-dents, ilessrs T. Dou<L?. V.\ Ba!l;nscr ; G. Phillips, G. Ormandy, AVajter Hill, 'W . J. Hopkins, G. Edmonds, W. T. Cookson, and Mrs Herbert; citptaiu, 3lr A. K. Diehlj deputy-c-jpiaiTi. J. X. Hortos: committee, Messrs G. Phillips, V. Bailinger, BiJwiU, A. S. Cooliscn, A. Itippin, and Geo. Horton; Jv&ndicapper, Mr A. E. D:ehl; honorary auditor, Mr Hawkins: honorary secretary and treasurer, Hr H. Cookson. Mr A. E. Diclil moved that the incoming committee dcvjsc gome means of raising money for the purpose <it improving t-ie baliis.