YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13137, 22 November 1904, Page 8

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

The monthly meeting of the Y.M.C.A. Association was held in the" rooms, 23 Moray place, on Monday evening. After the usual I routine business had been dealt with the con-' , veners of the different committees reportid on the work the association had overtaken during tho past month—Mr A. J. C. Brown, on behali of tie Finance Committee, reported that, taking into consideration all expenditure, there was a balance in hand of £9, in spite of. £40 still owing, for members' subscriptions.. It was hoped that members would endeavour' to get these wiped off,—Mr E. Aslin,' on behalf l,of the Membership Coaucittw, lejjortcd that

four' new members had applied for tnemberlihlit;villat g Teal effort was being mado,to get additional. mem hern, and arrangements were JWggMted for carryilig this into effect.—Mr J. Iteid, on behalf ot tho Educational Committee, roporleil lhat Mr A. 11. Burton's class was in fill! »ivirig, with an uverago attendance of about 110. Tlift value of tho work was highly spoken ot. Mr 6. Mirams tikes a singing class; This in steadily increasing. The Physical Class tinder Mr Myers is in full , swing. Tho evident ihtorcst taken by tho members speaks well for the good boiiig done.—Mr J. M'Furlane, on behalf of the' Religious, Committed, reported Hist a persdnul workers' class had been organised in connection with tho S&tmduy night class'conducted by Mr John Wilkinson. A foundation class waß in charge of Mr. J. Ee.id, D.A, Both classes were doing really well,—Pleasure was expressed at tho rccoipl of » very cordial letter from tho liev. Mr Heighway, secretary of tho Council of Clmrohea, regarding an exchange of representation on tho respective boards, and consideration was deferred pending a fuller meeting,