ROWING
HEAVY EXPENDITURE
SKIDS ;DAMAGe>
STAR CLUB'S MISFORTUNE
Shortly before the local season started it was discovered that one of the skids in front of the-Star Boating Club's^ shed was insecure, the two wooden piles having been badly, damaged by borer- and. by theefltect of long immersion. At considerable expense the club putin two concrete piles. It is now found the other skid is in much the same state "as .was the previously repaired : : one and ; the club is faced with more expenditure—probably some. i£so. The wbrklwill bo taken. ; in hand- as ; soon as possible, as. it -is inir pefative that the skids should be secure. The club is now waiting upon the Har?: bour Bbard; whose services are 'required to do the underwater work. ■;: ;,...',; j
As theVstar, Club has' already, purchased; 20.new oara: and,had some: renovation work done-, to one of the boathouse' rooms,- their;: financial resources have Veen': seroiusly encroached upon this 5ea50n...:.,,, r, ; \. li; .;>.,.--:-... .-• -. ■
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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 114, 10 November 1934, Page 22
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