ZINGARI CLUB.
The fifth annual meeting of the Zingari Football Club was held in Hutchison's rooms last evening. There were about 45 presenet, and Mr W. A. Pearson (president) presided. The report showed a credit balance of £6 17s. The total receipts were £24 18s 7d, and expenditure £lB Is 7d. The membership had increased to 120. The teams had a good record, the junior team winning the flag. The club was progressing very favourably, both on and off the field. The election of officers resulted as follows:—Patron, Dr G. E. Gabites; president, Mr W. £• Pearson; delegates to Union, Messrs G. Murdoch and C. L. Muslin-vice-presidents, Messrs F. E. Webb G. Whitehouse, L. B. James, J. E. Reid, G Murdoch, W. Grant, J. Hutchison. R. Porter, and H. McWhiiter; club, captain, E. Darroch: deputycaptam W. G. Shields; coach, G. Murdoch; hon. sec, Mr E. Cole; hon treasurer Mr D. Doyle; general com! mittee, Messrs J. Peacock, G. Stevenr a> t W - S- ~ J- Mitchell, C. L. Maslm, G. Whitehouse. ?4 een j m embers were elected. it was decided to run senior, junior, third and fourth grade teams. .Mr Pearson hoped that members would st,ck together as they had done in the past.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14141, 26 February 1910, Page 7
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203ZINGARI CLUB. Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14141, 26 February 1910, Page 7
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