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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20790, 25 February 1933, Page 19

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'i l ' CLUB. 'tfiSVM MEETING. n ,uml » 1rtli "» of th 6 C,u ' ist " V Club was held laat night, £TjtfluH Vrt,m ' ia ~re=itUnß over 8 *' l,J •'"Opt'oU annual ' !lun>J ,,, nius, -" : sl,oot ' tho P r08llIt)nt 'utw hail lost five mem " 'f ' i™ during thu year. -2L Burns was an honorary life ' T! w md on*" of thu eluU'a earlieat WMW. Ho took a prominent part "ait l,f tho club ,)ol ' 4m! H pui " 1,1 the bhirloy property. S s ia T. M. Hunter was well known He was a regular player nt , ami was universally popular, a Hunter Weston was for many £ ani- uf the inost regular "aifjiu the 1-iHHUrv members, until ill- »» *-"' E 1,1 Ht ' ua ' i rSrt rrr'"'i <»* Kliirlt?y and of the f V the dub. \ y. OiHi-in fciiuitli luid not been U 'utt:mber in recent years, on tf ill-health, but waa always HtlP'Mtfil ii' the l ' lub - Br W. J- Watson was another reguW!* B, bor who wuuld bo unpeh W J* mrknowlcdging tine club's (Stmlty k' s mentioned the Mr Jw' !,c "l'"' 1 011 tll ° liniiS > a,ul j3pif«w tt <)b;illopge Clip to the clvb .is* ifc BW)W*yiyfwWlWt'** members' pleasure at tfflyZSL •( Cyril Ward (club eapiggiXlU»lth, president said that ® ir >'Y ri] would soon bo l» play pgain, because ho had HSf niwC'l from the course. r _fi- \ A Happy YewtiOtffflty »* ,ia(l 1)0011 a happy . vear despite the slump. tot jfCMrd tho one spot where mem- ' 'Si Ifffwi*"'! to let outaido troubles in*,<JLr» with serious business in °' l^G " ro . va ' '' uu ' ancient ■yL-aT>.nrf itw consideration later in" SpllMkc-rooni. The work of the (SHtolft&S# had been easier than usual. ' were few and members apitisfied with the methods Ihe carrying on of the lit had received generous i the ladies' club, which ,*i)nr of a new electric j appointees to the house Ljiv.n-nee (captain) and .(i by their tireless work advice given great ner-. laouj <irop in value uf fi&}» of property the lisajc in having neeumn- ■ fund of over £3OOO ta inkggu in the value of ffvriiig to sundry creditn;'«tly for the rent due F.lsjlrs Company, and payDMtniliiir accounts. The idcr the liability column St but year except that id licon increased by #ntranee fees received nr. nnd by an additional spi!)!! surplus on the

I'iki yet rs—the to £3B, and next sssary to ilnd a ne if the annual Hita depreciation £ ler of shares since 1026 the ; 011 its balance d that it might this favourable the assets was I last year, but th plant and furis a«e«Hflarily ob-, wibscriptions. Alership roll, if 22 jludct], showed a #t 380 last year, tor 1926-3 J. The aired with £2381 sge of for slaying member, m of about £SO, >4 instead of an ; is the lowest col-_ realise "thean Kill thf! committee, urse expenditure thanks of club iesß in insisting s must be regu- ; reduced income He to undertake antions desirable nee both on the ided by the club it and the coiri-ance-sheet were onts being made. account to meet lant installation. » the prizes won i; treasurer, Mr

It was decided to make provision for the election of a deputy-captai- \ vote of thanks was accorded those officers of th« club who, had not been 61 OMhe motion Of Mr J. »ol P h, it was recommended that applicHtion bo m^e for the New Zealand open and amateur th»t consideration be given tp holding three dances to assist the funds.