TE ARO SAILING CLUB.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 49, 21 November 1907, Page 2

TE ARO SAILING CLUB.

annual meeting. Thirty-two membqrs attended the first an. nu ; l meeting of the To Aro Sailing Club ou T»cUiy evening- Mr.. James./Jumioson. commodore occupied tho cliiur.. - lbo members were e ectedMessrs. E. Morso, E \K, !• Pierard, G. Higgie,*l« . Higgia, T r-isev .1. Lcchncr, A. Smith, |und' H. Higliot. ' 'Subject to their consent, Ore.'-Veil awl- WalM'Kciwio were elected to'the position* . of commodore and vice-commodorei respectively, „,„l Ml- .Tits. Jamicson was elected. reitr-com-m.ilnre * The ballot for the election of. tha Z mittco resulted as follows :-Mossr6. E. Morse C. M'Keegan, S. K. Forbes,»E. f Highet, •md II Barrett. Mr. S. M' Williams waa elected treasurer, and Mr. C. Watt, sectary. . Tho question of opening the sca-soif. was lett in tho hands of the. committee. A motifti by . Mi- C. Watt to allow patikis to racj), ill tho Club's races caused a considerable ainbunlj of discussion, as it was thought such races, would plash* with races arranged for this tyno-of Boat'' by tho r.N.Y.C. .The difficulty was Wlly£ot over by a motion being passed to the effect ■ that races could bo held for ;uiy class oMioli't, and that tho matter of classification andVdatos of raccs be left for tho committee to decid« . ■ The annual report and balance-shoot, w.hioti shows a credit balance of some £5 oifyjttar. - first year's working, were considered to IwrtfOry-j , satisfactory, and were approved by the mootrji ing. . . ...' ; Siii'l'l