A BOATING CLUB FOR OAMARU. TO THE EDITOR.

North Otago Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3973, 5 June 1885, Page 3

A BOATING CLUB FOR OAMARU. TO THE EDITOR.

Sir,— Mie;ht I crave a little of your Bpace to suggest to the young men ol this town that they organise a boating club?

We hate a goo 3 harbor, and I think that the young fellows show'great want of energy in not using it. Other towns in New Zealand of a similar size have flourishing cluhfl, and why should not we ? If some well ■ known and respected member of the community — surely, we have one or two — would call a meeting, I am convinced that little difficulty would be experienced in forming a club

Bow Oar.

June 4,

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