PERSONAL.
All riflemen will be pleased to know that Mr. Goldfinch, of the Hutt M.R.C., is on the road to recovery after his severe illness which overcame him at Trent-ham when he was doing so well as a member of tho Old Kavul.s' Club. It was very unfortunate for him, as he was in.-tip-top form when suddenly he had to go into hospital. Mr. Goldfinch haft, been instrumental in helping to form the new Hutt Club. The. laf.o secretary of tho W.M.R.A., "Mr. H. W. COOU, has had. to resign his position as secretary on account'ot business studies, and all miniature rillcmcii will be pleased to know that he is still actively shooting for the Railway Club. His services have always been most helpful,-and the W..M.R.A. could ill afford to lose such men. His successor, Mr. 0. Wannell, of Holm wood road, Brooklyn, is one of the old brigade of miniature riflo fame—a well-known member of the Brooklyn Club for many years.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 116, 20 May 1925, Page 15
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162PERSONAL. Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 116, 20 May 1925, Page 15
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