WAVERLEY.
(From Our Own Correspondent.) DOG TRIAL CLUB. The annual meeting of the YYaverleyYYaitotara Dog Trial Club was held iji the Town Hoard rooms. The balance-sheet showed a very successful year's working, the. balance at bank standing at £SB 19s 3d. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Patron. Mr J. E. Palmer; president. Air G. Aiken; vice-presidents, Alessrs J. Bourke, A. E. Symes. E. Parsons, G. AlcGregor, It. Bremer. Geo. Spratt. S. Aloore. A. L. Elmslie, W. AVatkins. \Y. Brewer, and Mrs Torpv ; committee, Messrs E. McGregor, D. Walker, R. Guthrie, G. Walker, G. McGregor, J. Hughes, J. Bourke. H. Masters, F. Tv. Palmer, A. Robertson. V. Robertson. F. R. Lethbridge. G. Pnddison. A. L. Elmslie, Alex. Elmslie. G. Aiken. G. Lupton. f). Howard. B. Cox. Al. Scott, AY. Aiken, Alex. Aiken, J. Lupton. AY. Alexander, V. McMurray, AY. Harper and F. Ell; judge. Air J. H. Baker ; field marshal, Mr G. Aiken ; timekeeper. Mr .T, E. Palmer: emergency committee. Messrs D. AValker. G. Spratt, A. Masters, J. Bourke, S. Aiken, E. AlcGregor, G. Lupton. Mr R. M. Cathie was elected secretarv and Mr -X. IT. Grav auditor. V it was decided to apply for the Wednesday and Thursday following March 17 for the trials. Air Elmslie offered his paddock for future trials. “That the prize money be increased” was a recommendation to the committee. The secretary was instructed to write and thank Airs G. Aiken for her splendid, services to the club. i SAYIAIMING. The weather has not been encouraging of late, and so far very little practice has been done bv Swimming Clnb members, but with the evening' meetings commencing next Monday more interest is 'hound to be taken by enthusiasts generally. In order to provide a stimulus to the male swimmers, the president (Mr C. Dallison') has presented a handsome silver cup for most points in handicap racing over 25, 50, 75 and 100 yards. The first heats in this series of races will be held on Aronday, November 30, at 6 p.m. A trophy will also be given for the ladies, the distances to be 25 yards and 50 yards. The terracing has been practically completed by an energetic working bee. and several improvements put in hand in readiness for the opening carnival on December 5.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 25 November 1925, Page 7
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