SAILORS' REST

Greymouth Evening Star, 27 May 1914, Page 5

SAILORS' REST

' THE ANNUAL REPORT. At the annual meeting of subscribers to the Sailors' Rest, to be held tins eve.ntafe the programme, will take the iorm of flushi meeting, fo owed by a concert. The committee will submit the iolbwinsr report: — ■ f This being the seventh anniversary of the "Sailors' Rest.." the committee have l, wL«ire in reporting the following: Stf-r 24? men P aid 591 visits fn Sip "Rest " For bix weeks ot th ! yeU L th p e or t R was closed on account oi the strike when practically, the Rest was bed'. Since the port was opened the stmen have made good »£ d the Rest, as the visits paid will snow have been seve «by friends giving musical ev emijs, they have much enjoyed. 111 caret Ke and^ l iswife r m ake the men fel at hom ; \ heh . men appreciate it, ana oi gratiul for what f.nmmiftpp have still a ulum committee n> _ ot .|„i to anyone who mdet, and wd 1 feel gi atelul to a will help them to cancel, the.deb t J ,i i l will 1p what money n.io balance sheet 11 W )jeen spent . been received, and now m ,„ nl .W<i who TJin "Rest" is carried on by woikeis wno the Kest isi-a without any give the.r time bom itteo recompense whatsoever. ' , , tl beg to tender their sincere thanks to t e following :-The "Star" for papers a m tck e ts;She "Argus" for papers; M. Shannahan for a ton of coa , Messrs Stratford and Blair or t.mbei Mr Warnes for auditing the balance sheet and all th.se kind triems who have sent games, flowers, papus, bo ° k3) Ct D. HANSEN, Hon. Secretary.