EAST END COMMITTEE.
MONTHLY MEETING. TliC monthly meeting of tho Eut En# Bathing Reserve Committee was h«|d on Saturday evening, there being present tHb Mayor (Mr. F. E. Wilson), Messrs. C. Wmroa, Nasmith, Wootlllam, Rttsseil, Morris Zember, R. Horsttp, Sol* (trooiurer), B»t>. noch (secretary) and Misses ParltinsM. Bennoch and Sefton, Mr. Warren repotted that lie hod author, ised the installation of a patent Wtief heater in place of the proposed new coppers.—Action approved, and it won decided that the old coppers he disposed of. The social committee reported on tIM success of their fortnightly dltnoe. Tl» Mayor expressed pleasure at the reeullo shown, and hoped that the good tone «(. tabllshed by the committee would bo maintained at all erMS. It was resolved that Misses ParhinsoH. Bennnch, Sefton, WfidlUiani and Ruiwejl be added to tho eomniitteo, Mr. Warren was authorised to get tho boat 'swing erected, the see-ssw removed and re-areoted anti also to get tablen erected oh the reserve for the convenleiteo 6f visitors. The ladies' committee was allowed tho «se of the pavilion for afternoon teas. These are to be furnished to patrons of the reserve on a Sunday at a smell ohargo. It. is expeetorl this will he an added nt. traction for Sunday yis'itora, Matters in connwilon with tho gale d«v on Notv Year's Dav was d'sciwd. It was decided that artmission to tho grounds be: adults tg, children fid, under 12 free. In eonnootion with the dance jn the even. Ing the chargM are to be ladies 2e, gentle. men It was resolved to meet a fortnight hehOe to further the arrangements.
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Taranaki Daily News, 3 December 1923, Page 5
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266EAST END COMMITTEE. Taranaki Daily News, 3 December 1923, Page 5
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