NAVY LEAGUE
The executive of the Wellington branch of the Navy League i»Bt tii Tuesday, Mr. A. If. Ilobefts presided. In reference to the inauguration of tile Navy League movement among the pupils, an invitation was received from'the Miramar South school to" mem j bbta to Visit the School and explain the principles of the organisation. It was decided to limit the observance of Nelson's Bay to the schools. A report was submitted by the Jadies' com' mittee on preparations foi/<i street day to be held on 20th October to rdise funds
for the league. ) The report of the Policy Committee stated, with regard to the remittance of 50 per cent, of subscriptions and dona 4 tlortis to the Hofije Office, that it had been decided t6 assume that this clause i'n.ths' new constitution did not refer to over-* seas branches. It was decided to.adhere to the pk'esent arrangement With regard to the circulation of '"The Na,vy,"name' ly, .that the subscription to it shall bs separate fi'om the subscription to the league itself. It Was decided to termin* ate the membership to the Haklliyt Sqci' ety at the end of the present year, f hequestion of the ei'ectibn of' a Na,vy League hall \vas held over until the financial outlook brightens considerably.
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 83, 5 October 1922, Page 11
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212NAVY LEAGUE Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 83, 5 October 1922, Page 11
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