LIFE-SAVING SOCIETY.
PAID BEACH PATROLS. REINSTATEMENT ADVOCATED. [by telegraph.—press association,] GREYMOUTH. Tuesday. At the conference of the Royal LifeSaving Society this evening it was decided that future championships be held only on beaches where there are active surf clubs.
The conference also adopted a remit that swimmers who have lost their amateur status through acting as paid beach patrol men be recommended to the New Zealand Council for reinstatement after a lapse of three months.
A sub-committee was reappointed to ■edraft rules for the Nelson Shield con;est.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20475, 29 January 1930, Page 14
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