LAWN TENNIS
KHANDALLAH CLUB
The thirtieth annual report was adopted by members of the Khandallah -Lawn Tennis Club at the annual meeting held in the club house. There was a large attendance of members—the largest for many years—auguring well for a most successful season.
The report showed that three courts had been resurfaced during the close season, and the balance-sheet was considered to be very satisfactory, £70 depreciation having been written'off pavilion, courts, and furniture and fittings. The club's membership now' stood at 100, with 04 active members. . ■
Among the club's activities during the past year was a match with the Wellington Club A team, and the result, a draw, was considered to. be particularly Bgnificant and indicative of a high standard of play on the 'part of the club. The opening day for the 1933-34 season was fixed for Saturday, September 30, and an invitation was issed to , members ot associated clubs to attend. ' The election of officers resulted as toljowsi—p^tron, Mr. J. G. jSmith; president, Mr. R. B. Gibbons; vice-presidents, Messrs. A. H. Bath, N. Fleming, A. B. Gibbons, D. G. McCaul, H. M. Nalder, 11. H. Ahearn, Dr. T. G. Gray, and Dr. E. M. Litchfield; club captain, Mr. R. J. Morgan; hon.'secretary, Mr. S. J. Hayden; treasurer, Mr. I. M. Gault; committee, Mesdames Innes-Murray and Hayden, Messrs.' D. J. Dalgleish, N. Sutton, and G. Laurenson; hon. auditor, Mr. O. Or. Kember. •
LAWN TENNIS
Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 65, 14 September 1933, Page 6
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