NAVY LEAGUE
fBY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] TIMARU, 7th May. At the second annual meeting of the Timaru Centre of the Navy League last night J^ie report stated that the adult members totalled 253, school children, members 112, and the ladies' branch (whicji h believed to be tho largest in the ove-r.-eas Dominions) 120. The year began with a. deficit of £1S 18p, and closed with a credit balance of £15 17s 9d. The moot important work is 6aid to have been the propaganda, among the schools by means of lectures and prizes for esfiavfe. Mr. J. Craittlo, M.P., president, eaid he would do what he could to obtain a larger training-ship than the Amokura, which, ho stated, has more boys on board from Timaru than from any other centre. Mr. Craigie was unanimously re-elected president, and Mr. Ai'ber becretary.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 109, 8 May 1912, Page 10
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