Thames Young Mens' Club.

Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10455, 2 November 1904, Page 3

Thames Young Mens' Club.

Al general meeting 1 of the above Club was held last, evening in St. JaineV Hall, P'ahaui street. Rev. AT. Thompson presided,

The management Committee submitted a report of work done since the formation of the club The Queen Street Chambers have been secured for 1 clu!b| (room;.?', and) the neee.-rfaiy alterations and fitting's are well, on towards completion. Arrangements are being made for the purchase of ai billiard table, and also- gymnas-.tiJ appliancies and furniture i'or thb dub rco.ma. The opening; dUy lu\s net yet; been definitely fixed', but it has been decided to hold a concert on the 10th •NloveiKibar,. and the tiervioos of Mr Gtbrlg© 'Winiilreai, 'of Aluakilund, the well knoiwu enteu-tainer', -have -bsen eeciuredj as well as the Kauateraiigai Orchestra; and ih,& beiti local talent.

The report, of the committee was adopted, andi - the rules and regulations of the dub jus drawn up by them were confirnnei

The question' of finance was then discussed and th& committee was empowered to fotrmiulatie some scheme for augment-in," 1 the clutn. funds'. Jt |wais: ifiur-eJ .thdfe th.si btrab way ■would bo by issuing £1 debentures «.nd a number of those present, signified thieir willingness to purchase, one or more debentures-

'Ai hearty vote of thanks wa ( g acc:6rded to Mr W. MtjClullooiigih foi" his efforts on behalf of the Club- A vote to the chair terminated! the meeting-