TENNIS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 1 September 1919, Page 5

TENNIS.

KAPONGA CLUB

(From Our Own Correspondent.;

The meeting of1 those interested in tennis convened by Mr Bridge was rainy well attended. Mr Bridge was voted to the chair, and explained the position of the old club. The old club lie said, was in a rather had position nna^cially, and he considered the club now being formed should shoulder the burden. Considerable discussion took place re the above, and finally it was decided to carry on the club as estabishecl, provided the debt at the bank no the only liability. Tiie election of'officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows:—President, Air It. Bridge; vice-presidents | Messrs A 0. Casey, It. La.w, F. Bertie iSewton King, Dr. F. J. Boyd A H' Guy P., W Allen, L. WickhX, j" h! Lc-ntloy G A. Lyall; secretary and treasuror Mr EL. Your g ■ commit- ' M£ M!«Res TO ? ripst and Fearon, Messrs Bridge, Waugh, and Youn^ .1 lie names of the following were handed m as^ members:—Mesdames Priest, Fearon, Bentley, Baigent Betts fridge, Waugh, Mills, Thomas; Cook' Marx, M ISS es Bentley, Faull, Pierce! -vf?r PaSC°. e > °°Uillge, Foster, Law v ilUams, Messrs Priest, Fearen, VlcUean, Forster, Williams, Betts Mills Sid2 aicS ■**»■«'■<**, >^ v +vf cretary >™s insti-uoted to write rule Vei' a a COpy of thfiir

Oonciderable discussion took place re the courfo and grounds, and-finally it wa s decided to hold a working bee on ■J£S Bday ? eX!' aild- th^ the.commitS arrange about getting the courts top dressed... All intending memb*r, arp requested to hand in IhS? n^es "b once t<r the secretary, , fc -. o that a good ana early start may be made thanks tb-,thW. chair concluded a--most■■•successful, meeting