CREDIT OF NEARLY £60

Taranaki Daily News, 3 November 1934, Page 23 (Supplement)

CREDIT OF NEARLY £60

FINANCES OF TARIKI HALL. IMPROVEMENTS RECOMMENDED. The annual meeting of the Tariki hall committee was held on Wednesday night, Mr. G. B. Knowles presiding over a poor attendance. The chairman reported that a credit balance of £59 10s was shown. There had been an increase of revenue compared with the previous year. Although there were fewer dances, there were more gatherings of other kinds, including pictures every fortnight. The receipts totalled £45, and the expenditure £25 Ils sd.

Mr. B. Crowe congratulated the committee on its work.

The election of officers resulted as follows: Messrs G. B. Knowles (chairman), E. Mahon, T. Wright, K. Butler, B. W. Crowe, L. Loveridge (treasurer), W. W. Blair (honorary secretary). A vote of thanks to the retiring committee was carried. The secretary was voted an honorarium of £2 2s. It was decided to consider the appointment of a caretaker. Several improvements were discussed and recommended to the committee for consideration. Personal Items.

Mesdames W. Jemison and D. Hildred are inmates of the New Plymouth Hospital. Mr. B. Dombroski sen., Norfolk Road, who has had a bad attack of quinsey, has improved sufficiently to be about again. Influenza is prevalent in the district, families having several members ill at the same time.

The progress made by Mr. Loveridge sen. since his accident seven weeks ago has not been as satisfactory as expected. When examined recently at the New Plymouth Hospital, it was found that the leg would have to remain in plaster another month.