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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 307, 21 September 1908, Page 9

Tho first annual mooting of tho St. Mark's Cricket Club was held in tho blubroom recently. A largo number was present, the ltov, A. M. Johnson being, in the chair. Tho rules for tho now club were drawn ud, and tho following officers woro elected President, Rev. A, M. Johnson j vice-presidents, Dr. F. T. Bowethank, Messrs. G. W. Bail-' trop, Samuel Brown, A. E. Fowler, J. Besant, H. J. 11. Blow, It. F. Itussell, A. E. Rising; club captain, Mr. W. H. Heley; lion, secretary, Mr. A. It. Charlton; lion, treasurer, Mr. E. Walker; hon. auditor, Mr. B. E. Rawnsley; delegate to_ Wollington Clrickot Association, Mr., F. K, Kelling; management committee, Mean. H. Sanders, L. C. Barnes, G, C. Smith, 0. H. Dillner, W. Etching, F. Bray, M. Andrews. Tho wine-drinkjiig public is gradually becoming a smaller percentage of tho aggrogate community. Fashions reign, of coilrso, only for periods, and the pendulum may at any moment swing in the direction of wino consumption, but 'a revival of tho raec of wino connoisseurs is, we are afraid, a very remote contingoncy.—" Wine and Spirit Trade Rocord." To that all-important person, the' Man in tho Street, the motorist exists only as a species of wayfarer who is to bo reviled on every possible occasion. Ho regards him moi'o as ail unmitigated nuisance than as a pioneer of tho greatest epoch in travel that has dawned sinco the invention of the " Rockot." —" Autocar." Wood's Great Poppermfut Cure for CoUzhs and Colds lievor fails. Is. tid. and 2a. Gil, CBJ,