SWIMMING
ALSIRALIAX lADY CHAMPIONS
(By Telegraph ) (Special to "The Evening Post.") •■;:.', ,',; ;' :::^:^CK^i^p;/ThisXpay;^ -; "No yislt"'to 'i!ie'!.tp6iii|riioji ;-will be', paid i-by",I.1'. the Au^trjlig.n.:lady sSyimtniAg - chdm-pions.'jMiijS'-Jeaji (3bcks /and Missi'JEdna .payey,'tlns^6uftinier^ ;. '■• '.£. i';^ i-j '■■';:;;'' "■ '•■/ ■ ' 'According.- tp^^'f^S.tiitjjniont ihi'ade by the Secretary 'pi -tfe?.lit>'unt,.: ] |!den'-,Swimming Club,, Mr.'^ H."'^!)^^^^^©VNeW,.;Zealand; Swimrnjng Council, 'Svhioh Had extended an invitation; to'the ladiesi lias decided to /abandon ■_ the project, but the reafeon for this action has not been Btated. The club was originally the. first to extend an invitation 'to the swimmers concerned to visit Auckland, said Mr. Moore. However, tlie New Zealand Council also invited them,' and the Mount Eden- Club was compelled to give way Jn favour of the parent bodyr; ''''The-'council has "VioAr offered the -. control; of, the ..tour; to'• the club, but owing to the lateness of the season the club has' reluctantly declined the offer. ; '■.■■■'; ' . ■
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 28, 3 February 1930, Page 6
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137SWIMMING Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 28, 3 February 1930, Page 6
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