YACHTING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21880, 16 August 1934, Page 17

YACHTING

manukau cruising club The report presented at the annua! meet,ne of the Manukau Cruising Club slated thai;. in spite of the times, the club's r»ic'"i had been well contested in both the yacht and motor sections. Membership and • the number of boats on the register Vere also greater than last year. The new clubhouse on the bout harbour frontage van a progressive step and work had $ YL •' ec ' l started. , Ihe balance-sheet showed the club to P e 111 a sound position, there being a credit I n" on " ,e years work of £lO. 'ho following officers were elected:—Put*' *"n, Mr. \V. J. Jordan, M.P.; president, r : "• Claydon; vice-presidents, same as "St year; commodore, Mr, N. Paddy; viceJtoran»d° r «, Mr. G. May; rear-commodore, r- • "• N. House; bon, secretary, Mr. J. lion, treasurer, Mr. V. Matthews: Assistant, Mr A. Cullington; clubhouse japtain, Mr. W. Whiting: auditors, Messrs. r «"Ins and Claydon; committee, Messrs. G. Dunning, A. Insley, C. and N. Paddy, g. and J. Smith. T. Winkle, E. Jones and : K. sneppard- handicappers, yachts, Mr. T. woyd, launches, Mr. A. Cullington; trus•*frs, Messrs. Auger, Inglin arid Clavdon; Hiirte;s, judge and timekeepers, Messrs, and Smith. - opecial mention was made of the long g(ir- *»*• of Mr. E Jones as clubhouse captain. |