SWIMMING.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18347, 2 April 1925, Page 3

SWIMMING.

— CANTERBURY CENTRE

Tlin Canterbury Contra ri the Xr.w Zrai<uid Amateur Swimming Association held a meeting last night, Mr 11. S. Williams presiding. Tin. chairman said that the Centre s congratulatio..s were due to Wie Upawa Club Tor having won the vunc~n Mtm-iial Slne.it. "That's \ii>" nice indeed —.t shows a linj feelin"," said the chairm. n, alter the secretary o 'had rend a later Horn the Town C'icik of the City Council, stating that ttie Centre's request for the use of the Municipal Tepid Baths, and the further request that the use of tne bat L.3 be granted tree, for purpose cf -ha.d.aj a carnival ~n April Sthj Jiad both b.cn gianted. Sister Mar}' Mcnna, Mother Superior at Nazareth House, wiots thanking the. Centra for its gift of a quantity of cases, etc., for the children. It was decided to guarantee the of £3 to the Association for the purpose of having ths handbooks reprinted. After considerable discussion, it was decided that the Bryee Cup race be re-swum. It was agreed to recommend to the East Chri-stchurch Club "that it arrange with the United Club to have thj Harris Cup race also re-swum, the time and plnce to bvmutually agreed upon. It was resolved to vote the secretary, Mr G. H. ' Ificli. an hciuraiiiim' of twejty-fivo guineas for the work he had done in connexion with the Xew Zealand championship!.

It was decided to abandon the junior water polo championship this year. _on account of the restrictions placed on juveniles by the Health authorities because of the infantile paralysis. The treasurer said that approximately £6O had been raised - from the three Xew Zealand championship carnivals and £lB from the Nor don Cup Shield,.