TENNIS COUNCIL

Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 59, 2 December 1933, Page 2

TENNIS COUNCIL

Discussion in Committee TEXT OF RESOLUTION Owing to the late hour and the rush of business at Thursday night’s meeting of the council of the New Zealand Lawn Tennis Association, the motion and recommendations, considered in committee were not read out when, after three and a half hours, the delegates resumed in open council, and it was impossible therefore to publish a clear statement of the business dealt with. The discussion concerned certain disagreements -between the Auckland association and the management committee of the New Zealand association, and the actual motion passed and confirmed was as follows: — “That this meeting supports the principles contained in the recommendations stibmitted by the Auckland association, and recommends the management committee to take what action it may consider expedient.” The recommendations were submitted under five headings. The first was covered by four clauses. No. 1 was voted out; No, 2, suggesting additional office accommodation and clerical assistance for the secretary, was agreed to, as published yesterday, and No. 4 was withdrawn. The second and third recommendations were amended and accepted in the form already published. The other two recommendations v;ere voted out. One suggested a discontinuance of the system adopted for the management of the New Zealand championships. The other referred to the rotation of the chairmanship of the management committee,