ALL-SPORTS EFFORT

Evening Star, Issue 19328, 14 August 1926, Page 2

ALL-SPORTS EFFORT

MEETiIiG OF MHffIrTTEE \ Mr D. M. Stuart presided over a i meeting of the committee controlling I the All-Sports Effort in aid of the i Salvation Army men's shelter and other local charities which wxs held day afternoon. Brigadier "nails also attended. , , The chairman!, the secretary, and too Street Day - Sub-committee reported 'progress. These reports. showed that arrangements were well m hand, and , that everything 'pointed to a successful i result. „ ~ . , I It . was .' decided, to fix- the-special I street day . for nest Friday, and to. call Ia- meeting of-ladies, interested' tor i Wednesday - afternoon;-. -The matter of I publicity' was - left ■ in-,. th<v- hands ot r Messrs Cook, -Wycherley, Divers,; and i Wilson, and Brigadier Walls., Unsolved that the special eon von rr programme, a-s well, as tickets admitting te ‘ either the Carisbrook or the Caledonian Ground, he sold on the streets on Friday next (the day prior* to Charity Day). The Secretary (Mr K._S. Wilson) reI ported that the St. Kilda Band had willingly consented to play at the Caledonian Ground on the 21st,-inst. :Mr Divers reported that the ! Caledonian Society had agreed to tho j ground lining used Tor'tho purpose of | the All-Sports Carnival, and to tho | society's members being requested not their momiieraiiip tickets on that day.