ESPERANTO CLUB
THIRD ANNUAL MEETING
The third annual meetisg of the. Wellington Esperanto Club was held last evening, Mr.,E. C. Jack presiding.
The report and balance-sheet for the year ending 31st August, 1930, which was adopted, showed tho club to be in a very) satisfactory position. ■ j
The election of officers resulted in the unanimous return of the retiring executive, as- follows:—President, Mr. E. C. Jack; vice-president, Miss Coralie Smythson; treasurer, Mr. L. E. Dust; secretary,, jjlr. Bertram Potts. k A special resolution was -passed during j the meeting that two committee members bo added to the executive, and a ballot resulted in > the election of Mrs. C. Leek and Mrs. Bertram Potts. The thanks .of tho club are due to Mr. W. L. Edmanson, hon. life president, Mrs. A. Chapman-Taylor, and Mr. G. Gordon for donations, and to Mr. W. H. King for gervices.as hon. auditor. At the conclusion of the business rneetiog, Mr. Ednjanson recited the Esperanto translation of Shakespeare's "The Seven L4gefl of Man," tmd Mr.';Jaek re^d sm, femwing anecdote^ **Im Blincla Siro."- "' |
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 50, 27 August 1930, Page 7
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176ESPERANTO CLUB Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 50, 27 August 1930, Page 7
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