HATAITAI CLUB

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 149, 28 June 1929, Page 7

HATAITAI CLUB

The annual meeting of the Hataitai Bowling Club was held last night, Mr. A. E. Wells (vice-president) presiding in the absence of the president (Mr. D. Ardel!). The report and balance-sheet (the latter being described as quite satisfactory) were adopted without discussion. The hope was expressed that the daylight saving"scheme would be in operation again next summer, whether' in last year's form, or better still, with the whole extra hour. It was decided that there should be no alteration in the club's annual subscription. • . ■ ; • In regard to the senior pennant competi-

tion, it_ was decided that it be a recommendation to the Wellington Centre that tne senior pennant competition should be a four-rmk one, each club to have the option of entering one or more teams, and that m the event of the centre deciding to SnmhvT'f -^ Percenta8e the n,^h h TJ n]iaJ o re Presen* the Hataitai eight rinks ' "* "^ 3S possible- to The following officers were elected for the coming year:—President, Mr. A. E. Wells; vice-president, Captain J. W. Bur gess; delegate to Wellington Centre, Mr. J hon. secretary, Mr. J. Kerstiaw; hon. treasurer, Mr. B. T Martintr l^ t! n?; directors, Messrs. F. D Kean, H. Thirkell, and A. W. Woollev.